The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Gay school are asked to meet in the yes
II try Saturday at 1870 instead of 4.
II A. w. Knutson of South Main stree
II left the city this morning for Boston
III where he is to maxi. business visit O
II several days.
II Ten dollars allowed on your old sew
II ing machine in exchange for our specia
II guaranteed S35 sewing machine. Il. A
II Prindle Co., Depot square.
II Tickets for the Spaulding commence
ment hall Thursday evening, jun
II 7, may be secured from John Carroll
/ Max Fisher or at browns Drug store.
H Mr. and Mrs. Tellas G. Stone hav'
moved their household goods from Nortl
Main street into house on the Merchant
street extension, which they recently
| lease.
Two strong teams going alta midsummer
clip, Italian A. G. VS.. st. Anselm's col
lege of Manchester, N. H., at the Berlin
street grounds Saturday afternoon at Z
o'clock sharp.
Mrs. Joseph d. Will of II Laurel street
was able to be out OF doors yesterday
after her long illness. Friends will be
interested to hear she is making salts
factory progress.
Week. end delicacies at the New Eng
land Fruit store: Frozen pudding, ice
cream in three flayors, vanilla, straw
berry and chocolate, and our own deli
ciously original orange sherbet.
Barre friends of DIR. Henry C. Soldini,
a Spaulding high and University of YER
mont graduate, viii be interested to
learn that he is well established in a
private practice in Stapleton, l.. /.
The children of the primary depart
ment of the Congregational Sunday
school are asked to be at the church Sat
urdsy al o'clock for rehearsal. Parents
please see that the children are there.
Mrs. Annie Halliday, who has been
passing three weeks with her daughter,
Miss Ella Halliday of Wellington street,
has returned to her home in Bellows
Falls, where she is TO resume her work
as a nurse.
There will be special meeting of
Granite City camp, No. 1855, NJ. W. OF
A., on Monday evening at 1880 There
will be a class adoption of several candi-
dates. The members are especially asked
to be present on that night.
Auction sale of furniture tomorrow,
| 80 p. m, for 4. S. Wasgatt, at 1870
Washington street, corner Washington
and West Patterson streets, Barre City.
A good clean lot of property and every
thing viii be sold as advertised. See
further ad. on page I, this paper. G. F.
Smith, auctioneer.-ady.
Among those who were in the city yes
terday to attend the funeral of Fred ".
Haskell OF johnson street were: Mr..
and Mrs. George Harvey OF Thetford Cen
ter, Mrs. Margaret Wark of Hardwiek,
Mrs. Thomas Mclean and Mr.. and Mrs. |
Frank Carr OF Mortified, Edwin Jacques |
of Springfield, Mass, Mrs. Harry Emery |
of Bethel, James Turner of Windsor,
Mrs George Roberts of Thetford Center
and Henry and Allen Haskell of Nor
witch.
The funeral OF Modesto Ala, the young
Websterville quarryman, who was killed
in an accident at Jones Bros light
quarry yesterday, will be held in st.
Sylvester's church Saturday morning at
. o'clock, with interment in the Catholic
on Beckley street in this city.
Efforts to locate a brother inlaw OF the
deceased in Massachusetts were unsuc-
cessfll yesterday and to-day. Charles
Ala of Websterville is cousin of the
Young man.
Moses Forrest, listed as an habitual
pleaded guilty TO a subsequent
offense before Magistrate II.
w. Scott in city court this morning and
went to Jail for rs days, after failing TO
pay SIS fine and costs. Willis Hill of
pleaded guilty to a first OF
tense and paid the minimum fine and
,osts. John Lindgren of Hardwick &C
a first offense and earranged
20 pay fine and costs. Frederick PEGGY
II White River Junction, who admitted
/ first offense in court yesterday, was
lnable to raise his fine and went to jail
asst night for 10 days.
The Barre Golf club, fore! The tour
lament committee has arranged two very III
interesting competitions for Memorial
law. May 30. In the forenoon there will HI
e a tombstone competition of eighteen III
oles and in the afternoon a handicap III
S-hole match against DOGGY is sched- III
led. The committee anticipates large HI
ssembly of golfers on the holiday. Good H
rizes will be awarded the winners and
he runners up. All members are request III
d to be at the club house early, as the
orenoon competition is due TO start II
round Q o'clock The competition will III
ford the golfers an opportunity to show III
there their tombstone members may be n
lanted. HI
Francis Barril, who is employed by the III
Winchester Repeating Arms Co. in New III
Iaven, Conn. arrived in the city late III
afternoon, having been sum III
loned here by the sudden death of his N
unit, Mrs. Martha Campbell of 81 Pleas. III
Mt street, who passed away Wednesday. III
his morning arrangements were made NJ
,r holding the funeral at the mortuary III
lapel Of Perry & Noonan in Depot III
iusre this afternoon at 2 O'Clock with II
ev w. J. NJ Beattie, rector of the III
hurch Of the Good Shepherd, oficiat- III
*. the interment TO be in ElrhwOod Gem III
cry. Miss Campbell was born in In TIL
arness. P. O.. March p, 1851, instead Of III
,otlsnd. as previously reported. HI
Mrs. Isabella Gibson Of Il Highland III
venue suffered painful injuries in a Pc III
liar manner yesterday while assisting
the house work at the home of Mrs.
fired A. Boyce Of East street. Mrs.
ibson had mounted stepladder at the
sad Of a fight Of stairs and was busy
,out her duties when she lost her bal