The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-09
TALK OF THE TOWN
r. & G. corsets at Abbott's.

II bucllla crochet ana embroidery cotton
H at Fits.
II Cash paid for old gold and silver. II
\ K. Burr
H George Robertson of Waterbury visit
ed the city yesterday.
Mrs. r. ID. Monkey, dressmaker, IL Aid
rich block, Mcdonnell system.-adv.
I. }. ONeill Of Waterbury was a bus
mess visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Sadie Roberts, ~ Maple avenue,
dressmaking by day or at home. adv.
1t pays to save the coupons given with
each loaf of Tru-Blu bread. Eastman
Bros.
Children may bring flowers to the Ii.
brary Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
days
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Freeman of Cabot
are visiting friends on Highland avenue
for few days.
Regular meeting of Ruth chapter No.
80, 0. Il. s., Wednesday evening, May TO-,
at 1880 o'clock.
Copper and tin washboilers, clothes
wringers and sad irons, teakettles and
teapots. +. A. prindle, Depot square.
Mrs. Lee French left the city this
morning for Mortified, there to pass the
remainder of the week with relatives.
Call l52-W for furniture moving and
heavy trucking by auto truck Mt reason
able rates. Vermont Trucking & Sales Co.
Regular monthly meeting Of the trus
tees of the Barre City hospital at the
hospital Wednesday evening, May 10, at
5 o'clock.
Look The ladies union will hold a
500 party in X, of P. hall Wednesday,
May 10. Gentlemen especially invited,
as well as ladies.-adv
| Regular meeting Minnehaha encamp-
ment tonight TUESDAY, May 81 at 1880
Work, patriarchal degree. Patriarchs
please attend. By G. p.
Daniel +. Davis, former resident of
Barre, who recently completed his duties
in Vergennes drug store, arrived in the
city last evening for a business visit.
Mrs. Catherine Sennott and grand. |
daughter, Mercedes Martyr, of Los An
gees, Cal, are guests of the formers
sister, Mrs. 0. n. Granger of Merchant |
street.
Manager f. f. Austin Of the Barre
opera house is advised by telegraph that |
May Irwin and her company playing "32
Washington Square" have cancelled their
New England engagements for this
spring and win go to Chicago May Is for
stay OF indefinite length. Miss Irwin
was booked to appear in the local theatre
on the evening of May 10.
A meeting of the executive board of
the ehautauqua committee was held in
the city court room last evening The
members of the various committees were
elected and will be announced as soon as
the different parties have agreed to serve.
1t is said that there are about so names Z.
on the ticket committee alone and that
these names are taken from all sections,
nationalities and denominations. ,
The regular meeting of South Barre
grange viii be held Thursday evening, .
with the following program: Glow They
solo, Marguerite Robins; "Helpful Clean
ngs from Women's Magazines" Mrs.
John Kelly, Mrs. Fred Belville. Mrs Ed
vocal solo, Gladys Rayeraft;
Six Menus Suitable for Supper in Sum
ner Time" Mrs. Eva Carr, Mrs. Rose
duse tladies may bring note paper and !
oencil1; "The Care of the Orchard and
Small Fruits" Charles Neveau and f. f. I
"Grange Prophecy" Harold
Adams; piano solo, Eunice Eager.
A meeting of the Washington County :
Sunday School association will be held
n the Plainfeld Methodist church to- (
morrow The general theme of the meet. =
ng viii be Extending the influence of :,
he Sunday School," Among the speak
re- will be Charles A. Boyd, general Sec I"
etary; Rev. w A. Brown OF Chicago
nd Mrs. Edith Balch Wright of White h
river junction. 1t is hoped that enough :,
will go from this city to warrant the hir :,
ng of a barge TO leave the front of the
Aldrich block at $3.50 a. m. In this case =,
he round trip will cost one dollar. y
The funeral of Mrs. Luke Paro, whose a,
cath occurred in Waterbury, was held
{ st. Sylvester's church in Graniteville u
aturday morning at o'clock, Rev. Jo- .,
eph Turcot, the parish priest, officiating ID
here was a large gathering of friends.
he bearers were the four brothers, nj
ampo, Horace, Philip. Alex and win, n
nd interment was made in the Catholic N
smetery on Beckley street in this city. II
mong those who came from distance
, attend the obsequies were Mr.. and A.
Trs. Blair and Mr.. and Mrs. Bosley of :. -
arlington and Mrs. Mayo of Quebec. W. ~
Supt. F. o. Lee of the water depart +,
ent, Supt. Alex Hanton of the city
meteries and George n. Tilden of the 10
lrk commission were in Randolph to- rS
ny to confer with H. NJ, Totman in re- 80
lrd to the purchase of pine seedlings ,,.l
n use in the various departments. Ii nj
proposed to purchase 10000 little trees
be used in the reforesting project at
e Orange reservoir, at Hope cemetery ela
/ land owned by the city, and in Jack - -
n park. Customsrily, seedlings of this 20
nj are purchased from the state. but pr
is stated that the Randolph florist, be
ho plans to dispose OF 100000 seed
lgs in year in order to use his land VII
r other purposes, is in a position to juv
We the city very attractive prices on ira
antity of the little trees. If the seed We
Igs are purchased in Randolph they of
II be brought TO Barre by auto truck pre-