The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-21
TALK OF THE TOWN


II young men, Ask the McWhorter Co.
II Removal sale ut Dversi Fruit Co
H Fruit and vegetables at very low prices
H City Engineer Frank o. Lee was called
H to Burlington this morning by the deaf
of his grandfather.
Peter Maberini of Foss street went
yesterday to Bethel, where he is visit
ing friends for few days.
II Mrs. b. w. Goodfellow of Perry street
is employed for time as clerk in the
McCuen store at Montpelier.
Mrs. Bert Richardson OF Orange Center
was brought to the City hospital in Nj.
j. Whitcombs ambulance yesterday for
treatment.
William Flynn, who has been spending
vacation in Rutland and Burlington,
has resumed his duties as fireman at
Hotel Barre.
Miss Hester f. Cove reached here last
night from Potsdam N. T., to spend the
Easter vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs r. A. Cove.
Remember the rummage sale at Meth
odist church next Monday from to ! P.
m. Anyone wishing articles called for,
telephone 44l-2.-adv,
! George c. Crowley resumed his du
ties as night clerk at Hotel Barre last
night after passing a two weeks vaca-
ton in Providence, r. !.
Mrs. H. s. Soule has returned to her
home in Fairfield, after passing a few
days with her three children, who are
attending Goddard seminary.
Special bargains for to-day and Satur-
day night-64 inches wide tablecloths SOC |
yard; kimono aprons SOC The Little |
Dry Goods Store, Cottage street
Mrs. Sarah Gurley, who had been
spending several weeks with her sister, |
Mrs. Hubbard, in South Royalton, re-
turned yesterday much improved in
health
j. F, Driscoll, inspector for the New
England Insurance Exchange, and j. ID.
Caldwell, chief engineer, from Boston,
are in the city collecting data in regard
to water supply and fire protection.
Auction sale Saturday afternoon and
evening at the Kenyon store. Abso
lutely the last day. Everything will be
sold, silverware, cut glass, water sets,
watches and jewelry. Last chance, last
day. C. B. Crofts.
All children of the Presbyterian Sun
day school taking part in the Easter con
cert, both cantata and primary depart
ment, are asked to meet at the church
at p. IN. Saturday Parents can CO.
operate by sending the children.
Ladies and misses Easter suits and
coats received this date by express. Lat ,
est New York designs in conservative
models. All colors and sizes, from $3.50
to S25. Also mems, young mems and /
boys. Sadlier's, 10 Keith avenue.
Victor 0ssola, a clerk in the Drown
pharmacy, is recovering from blow
which he received when a ball struck
him in the eye at baseball practice Wed
nesday afternoon. Ossola is a candidate
Tor the pitchers position In the Spauld I
ny high school lineup 4
Among the visitors in the city yester- J
lay and to-day were the following peo- I
Die; j. L. Clark of Brandon, P. L. Blake
If Portsmouth, n H.. r. NJ Brock of
Wells River, A. f. Middleton OF Bur I
ington, p. f. McAuliffe of Burlington,
Philip Jordan of Portland, Me, NJ f. I
Prescott of Manchester. j. Mendellsohn
# Plattsburg, n. ", A. G. Mason of Rut-
and, NJ. L. Holland Of Springfield, Mer
i'll Walker of Newton Highlands, Mass,
nd J. b. Yandow of Winooski
Spaulding starts her 1916 baseball sea z
on tomorrow afternoon on Lincoln
ampus when she meets the Montpelier .
eminary team Poor weather eondi- \
ions have prevented the team from get :
ing anywhere near the amount of prae-
ice that they should have before play
lg, but in this respect the Montpelier
cam is not much better off, though their
ED was dried off few days before the
ED at Gospel village Coach Brown
efuses to give out even a tentative bat
ing order before the game as his mate ;,
sl is practically all new and he is UNI y
ertain where he viii play the men. =,
Iichols will probably pitch and either ~
ole or Jordan will be behind the bat; r,
ut aside from these men advance
dope" is nothing but guess work. !;
Miss Martha Campbell of Pleasant y;
rect has been advised of the death of
err brother, John Campbell, former
ssident of Barre, which OCCURRED sud :,
emily at his home in Ballston Spa, y.
:, Sunday evening, April 10, Funeral N
'rvices were held yesterday and inter- w,
ent took place in Ballston SPA. The or
,ceased is survived by his wife and
IN, besides the sister residing in this eh
ty. His son, Clair Campbell is sail 10
in the United States navy Barre in
'ople will recall Mr. Campbell as for
err granite manufacturer, although be his
# this city nearly twenty years ago. Sc
,r some years prior to his departure for TO
aw York, he pursued farming as an WI
cupation and lived on the Wiley farm, wa
called, in South Barre After NOV nlq
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rous retail monument dealer business, cas-
sitting Barre occasionally for the pur- tai
Sc of purchasing stock. acc
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