The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

See Abbott's Christmas display of
waists.
Do not fail to get hospital cook book
before they are gone. Get one now Tor
Christmas.
Miss Eva Lanciault, who has been Wis
liting relatives in Barre for few days,
returned this morning to her home IN
Greensboro.
Mrs. O. ]. Ladam returned to her home
in Burlington last evening, after passing
few days with her sister, Mrs. L. f.
Marion Of Summer street
The condition of Mrs. George Walker
of North Main street, who was taken Sc
riously i'll while visiting a friend last
Friday, is reported to be considerably i'm
proved. !,
William Mckee, who has been detained
at home by an attack of quinsy sore
throat for several days, was able TO re-
sumo his duties in the Ross barber shop
this morning.
Edward Nutbrown, who sustained in
iuries in an accident at the Consolidated
quarry in Websterville few weeks ago,
was able recently to return to his home
in Graniteville, after having been pa
tent at the City hospital.
The statement in yesterdays Times
that NJ J. Martelle had completed his
duties as manager of the Singer Sewing
Machine Co.. was incorrect. j. ii. Me-
Nally, who, it was stated was to be
manager, will work as clerk under Mr..
Martelle.
To Rent.-For immediate occupancy,
.,l -, an+ Of three rooms.
suitable for small family; all modern
and newly finished; centrally located ana
pleasant; also a single room will be rent
ed with above or separately. Apply to
A, A. Bovce or McAllister & Kent.
James Mcmillan, who has been EN-
ployed as a chef at the Marion cafe for
several months, completed his duties sat
urday and is passing few days with
relatives in Williamstown before going
10 Burlington, where he is to reJoin has
brother, Walter Mcmillan, who will &C
company him to Arizona, where the
brothers expect to pass the winter.
Mr.. end Mrs. William A. Perry of
Washington street left this noon Tor Bos-
ton. where they will join the Baptist
clergvmen who left the city yesterday to
attend the conference and annual winter
gathering of the Vermont state BAPTIST
convention. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry were
accompanied on the trip by their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Byron A. Wright of Prospect
street.
Services over the body of Thomas
Brady, jr., quarry foreman who dled
at the City hospital Sunday from inIur-
les received in an accident Nov. ., were
held at st. Sylvester's Roman Cathohc
church in Graniteville this fEenoon at
1880 O'Clock, the parish priest, Rev.
Joseph Turcot, officiating. Members OF
Court Rob Roy. No. 6, Foresters of Amer
lea. to which the deceased belonged, at
tended the services. This afternoon at
3 :25 o'clock, the body was taken over the
Central Vermont railroad to Cadyville,
n. Y, where funeral services tomorrow
morning will be followed by interment
in the Catholic cemetery in that village.
Mrs. Brady and two brothers of the de-
ceased, John w Brady and James l..
Brady, were included in the funeral
party.
Racing fans in Barre are interested in
the agitation for the revival of ice races
the coming winter and as Barre horsemen
are in position this season to contribute
several entries if any cards are arranged
the interest here is considerably height
ened. DIR. W. S. Page is said to have a I
couple OF speed horses that are not nov
ices on the ice course and il is possible |
that there will be entries from the Stay /
ton stables. Then there are potential en- |
tries in Washington, Williamstown and /
Orange. towns near by, and Others as far /
north as Waterbury. 1t is more than
likely that the quarter mile course on
the Winooski river at the capital will be
the stamping ground for most of the
horses. as several Montpelier drivers are
anxious to participate in the winter
sport.