The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-13
TALK OF THE TOWN
Easter collars AZ Abbott's.

was a visitor IN the city yesterday.
Get your tickets for the AIacQueen
lecture'at browns. Price, 25c. adv
Mrs. Gertrude Wetmore has returned
to the city, after making an extended
visit in Imperial Cal.
We must vneate soon and goods must
be sold. Everything goes at the Ken
yon store. Auction to-nightr-adv.
Miss Mary Warren has resumed her
studies at Goddard seminary, after
spending several days at her home in
Calais.
Mrs. Martha Calef White, electric nee
die specialist, will be at Miss Canning's
Toilet Parlor, Barre, Saturday, April 10,
adv.
The Barre golf course was sufficiently
dried off yesterday so that several people
played around the course in the after
noon.
James A. Murray of Murray street left
the city this forenoon for Boston, where
se was summoned by the illness OF his
brother.
Floyd G. Russell of South Main street
returned to the city last night from
1ldItiuOHt, M il.s NucTt. NC has uttH
passing few days with his mother.
Ernest Letourneau of Merchant street
returned last night from visit of sew
eral weeks with relatives and friends in
Manchester n. H., and New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. r. A. Billeau, who has been visit
ing relatives in Webstervile for the
past two weeks, was visitor in the
city this morning while on her way home
to lberyille, p. q.
Antonio Corey OF Prospect street re-
eeived a telegram last night advising him
of the death Of his cousin, r. Corey, |
which occurred suddenly in Providence,
r. I. Owing to death in the Corey |
family here, Mr.. Corey will be unable TO
90 to Providence to attend the funeral
The members of the ladies' auxiliary |
to the Ancient Order of Hibernians |
worked the first and second degrees on
class of II candidates last evening at a
largely attended meeting in the division
hall on North Main street. Numerically |
the class was one of the strongest to be
in several months. "A social
hour followed the ceremonial and before
adjournment refreshments Of warm sug
~ anu hliuto NNAH SNA FSNs |
At the city council chamber last even
ng the board Of license commissioners
leld special meeting for the purpose of
discussing some of the minor details that
inter into the conduct of licensed liquor
States Attorney F. f.
ileason, who was in the city to-day, as
,ured the commissioners that they are
rot vacating any Of the statutory pro-
,isions in publishing the list OF appli
ants according to the plan adopted last
week. The notices appear in the news
'aper to day and will be printed for the ]
asst time Monday afternoon. On the c
afternoon at o'clock the com a
mission win sit at hearing to be held Z
n the council chamber. 1
Funeral services for Mrs. Lena Corey, I
life of Albert Corey, whose death at her Y
ONE on Prospect street early Wednes !
ay morning followed long illness, are b
0 be held in St. Monicais church Friday il
corning at o o'clock, according to ar
completed this forenoon. Rev
!. M McKenna the pastor, will oficiate
nd interment is TO be made in the Cath
lie cemetery on Beckley street. Mr.. J
nd Mrs Julian Locust of North Adams,
fass., who were summoned here yester- ]
ay by Mrs. C0rey's death, were joined Ct
day by Mrs Charles Toney of Little &
IN, n. H., sister of the deceased.
Members of the Barre Golf club jour d
eyed to the clubhouse on the Montpe 4
er road last evening for their annual
upper and awarding of prizes. New sug
r and doughnuts formed the main part
the menu and, though the attendance
as not large, a very enjoyable evening
as spent. After the supper fire in
lie fireplace was lighted and a social
,ur was enjoyed before the return trip,
hich was made on the last car. Duncan
cMillan, president of the club, awarded
e prizes to last seasons players as fol-
VS.: Winner of annual championship,
Gorge Fraser; runner-up for champion \
ip. William Johnston; winner of mems
eekly tournament. class A, James Free
nd; class b, George Murray; ladies
Mrs. w. A. Mathieson; la
es weekly tournament, Miss Gale;
ems low gross, George Fraser; winner
second eight, A. w. Freeland; winner
third eight, II. G. Woodruff; winners
mixed foursome, Mrs. W. A. Mathie
n, d. J. Mcmillan; winner of annual
ndicap for ladies, Miss Averill; win
r of Round Robin tournament, James
iceland.