The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-10
TALK OF THE TOWN
.aster gloves at Vaughan's.

III iVihlNt - AUboll spent fauHuu1 "
\ Burlington with Mrs. Abbott
H 1rott King of Bethel, Dartmouth IL
/ visited friends in town over the week
end.
There viii be meeting of the Barre
Citizens band in the band room at 7;3l
tonight.
The dance Of the season, Monday
April "a, Rowland hall. CAROLS orches
tra.--ady.
h. II. Brown returned to the city thit
morning, after spending a few days witt
| friends in st. Adams
Mrs. f, V. Howard has returned to hen
home in Piermont, n. H.. after visiting
relatives in this city for week
Wanted 10000 dozen fresh eggs
Bring them in any quantity, large OF
small, and we will pay cash for same
Barre Creamery.
Flanders & Goodfellow unloaded con
signment of the 1916 Powerplus motor
cycles to-day, the shipment being the
first to be received in Barre.
c. +. Hurley of Evarts, who arrived
in the city Saturday, began work this
morning as baggage master at the Cen.
trial Vermont railroad station.
Mrs, Ida Pearson, who has been spend
ing some time in South Ryegate, was at
her home here over the week end re-
turning to South Ryegate this morning.
Rev. j, b, Reardon officiated at the
funeral of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Leonard OF South Barre on Thurs
/ day. instead of Rev. L. +. Newell, as an
nounced few days ago.
If all who know themselves to be in.
debted to me will kindly call this week
at my Pearl street store and arrange for
settlement, | will appreciate greatly the
favor. Henry w Knight
Benjamin Prestini of Short street be
gan work Saturday as a bellhop at Ho.
tel Barre succeeding Munroe Wilson,
who is acting as night clerk during the
absence of George Crowley, who has gone
to Providence, r. l., for a visit of two
weeks
William NJ Stewart of the Morse
block, who has been in failing health all
the fall and winter, has not been able the
last few weeks to get out on the street
at all Mrs. Stewart, who has been quite
free from neurltis pains in her face all
winter, is suffering again quite badly.
lpdhtls n Ntl 1hiibNu IbutiE AplHE
man, who left the city around month
ago, has enlisted in a Canadian regiment
destined for service in France accord
ing to letters received BY his acquaint.
ances here. Mr.. Baker is stationed at
Sherbrooke. p. O.. where his regiment
is in training.
If your tires need vuicanizng bring or |
have them sent to our expert for mspec
ton. We will Immediately look them /
over and give you the lowest price TO /
have them put in Al shape. Prompt /
service and all work guaranteed. Good
year and Kelly Springfield tires in stock.
Drown Motor Car Co.
At the First Presbyterian church sun
day morning lay services were held III
the absence of substitute for the pas
tor, who is away on his vacation. The
usual evening service was omitted, Rev.
Edgar Grassland, who with Mrs. Cross
land, has been visiting in Baltimore Md,
and Washington, y. CT, is expected home
this week.
The Ida Read W, G r, q. met Friday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs Flora i
Beckley, Park street for the annual
meeting. The following officers were a
elected for the coming year: President
Mrs Grace Waterman; vice president,
Yrs. Luna Rogers; secretary, Mrs Myra I
Maker; treasurer, Mrs. Abbie Wiley. ,
After the meeting all went TO the dining ,
DOM, where sugar on snow was served ;
md social time was enjoyed by all. :
In the opera house next Tuesday even. /
ng April IL, Edward Avis, bird mimic,
will give an interesting lecture recital on
How to Identify the Birds BY Their
longs" This entertainment is given I'M
er the auspices of the Woman's club and
ffers rare opportunity to the public, (
Everybody is invited to come, but spe-
ia invitation is extended to the boys 4
nd girls. There will be small admis. J
ion fee-adults &c and school children l
DC.
Palm Sunday services at the Church ;
the Good Shepherd are to be held at
a. m, 1880 a. m, and 7 p. NJ. RI.
lev. G. Y Bliss Of Burlington coadiustor
ishop OF the Vermont Episcopal diocese, A
no is to assist the local rector during ;
he Holy week services will preach next
unday morning. Tomorrow night the
rcacher at the Lenten service at 7:30
clock will be Rev. Alfred Poole Grint,
'ctor of St. Andrews church at ST.
A number of Barre clergymen went 4
lis morning to Waterbury, where they .
ttended the regular monthly meeting
the Ministers Monday club. which 1
as held in the parlors OF the Congre :
itional church, the members OF the club
sing the guests for the day of Rev. w.
Boicourt. Rev J b. Reardon. Rev. 4
w Barnett and Rev. John Irons, pas
II Of the Williamstown Congregational
urch, were accompanied by Rev james
amage pastor OF the East Barre Con-
egational church, who was to deliver 4
address on "The Ideal Church" the :
per TO be followed by the usual dis
ssion.
John L. Bissett Of IS Branch street
stained painful injuries on North Nam
rect Saturday afternoon when he was 1
rown from a bicycle while turning ont J
r two women who were crossing the I
rect in front OF the Aldrich building /.
tent on avoiding the passersby, Bissett
not notice that the fore wheel OF his 4
.ycle was making for a groove which. .
viewer. was in nowise responsible for ]
2 accident. The rider was suddenly un
ited when the wheel became Wedged
the track and before he could regain A
equilibrium. he was thrown to the
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