The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

MIS- peoISe Mauh dt % NehliiSVoh
street.
Easter suits and coats, men and wom-
en-, ready to wear or to measure. sad !
lier's, Keith avenue.
S. II. McI4oud of Calais returned to his
home to-day after a business visit OF
few days in this city.
Mrs Carroll will be at Gilbert's store, |
upper Granteville, Thursday and Friday
with a line of Easter millinery.-adv.
Mrs. John OLeary and daughter,
Kathleen, of Eastern avenue left yes
terday for Boston, where they will spend
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O'Connor of
Woodsville, n H., arrived in the city
yesterday to spend few days visiting
friends and relatives.
New maple sugar on snow, with dough-
nuts and pickles, win be served by the
Rebekahs at Odd Fellows hall tonight
at $50. Admission, zoe.
Mrs. Ernest Fletcher and little son,
Gerald, of Pearl street left yesterday for
Hanover, n H., where they are passing
week with relatives.
Lester b. Nichols OF ST. Adams re-
turned to his home to-day, after bus
mess visit in Barre, Williamstown and
Brookfeld during the past week.
Mrs. Carrie Burke Congo arrived in
the city yesterday to spend few days
as the guest OF relatives on Maple av-
| enue. She is now a nurse in New Brit.
| ain, Conn
| Miss Wilhelmina Walker of Grant ave-
| nue., teacher in the city schools, lett
| this morning for Vergennes, where she Is
| spending a few days with her brother,
| James c. Walker.
Il w. w. Clarkson of Strafford arrived
in the city to-day and will visit rela-
/ tives on North Main street while en-
route to Burlington, where he has Sc
cured employment.
Miss Elizabeth Coffey and Miss Mar
guerite MacGrath of Elm street left last
evening for Burlington, where they will
spend the remainder of the week visit
/ ing friends and relatives.
H Eugene l.. Durham OF Bethel arrived
Il in the city yesterday to spend Few
Il DAYS while en- route TO Burlington, where
H he intends taking up course in butter
\ making within a short time.
II Miss Warnita Veale OF Plain street,
Il who is employed in the office OF DIR. h. II.
y Reid. is making good recovery from
the effects of an operations on TOE
which she underwent Sunday.
James p Sprague and Lester Lamson
passed through the city yesterday, while
!, en- route TO Burlington to resume their
4 studies at the University of Vermont,
0 after spending the Easter vacation at
their homes in East Brooktield.
il The children of the Presbyterian sun
i dav school will meet for rehearsal Thurs
! day and Saturday afternoons at o'clock
i All those intending to take part IN pro-
gram Sunday should be at these rehears-
, ais.
!, : Luke Gallagher of Short street, who
. has been employed as a captain OF bell.
J hons and night clerk at Hotel Barre since
; last fall. has completed his duties and Is
/. ON the point OF reopening his shoe shin.
: ING stand in Depot square. John Forbes
:. of Merchant street is employed as a bell
q hop at the hotel
William Smith, who has been employed
, in Barre as a stone cutter during the
4 past few weeks, left yesterday Tor New
! York. where he has secured employment
i in the stone business. Mr.. Smith, VINO
( formerly lived in Concord, \, a., VIII
move his family from Concord TO New
York during the latter part OF the
week
Whom a man with a double team
,started Yesterday afternoon TO turn IN
to Keith avenue, the rear OF his wagon
IF humped into the rear of single car
lie rage which was standing at the Junction
IN Of the streets, knocking the carriage
IN around TO the sidewalk and soaring the
il horse at the same time. Passersby
Grabbed the horses bride bringing the
: animal to quick halt and thus avert
ing any serious damages, only Ie"
spokes being snapped out OF a wheel
Visions OF patriotic America seoi'
Of wears hence were shown yesterua3
afternoon on upper Washington soiee'
when passersby had 10 stop and water
with admiration three little tots OF
barely five years of age going througf
the drills of a military organization II
ali the spirit of the youthful America
The Youngsters formed their company
of three with the leader keeping TINS
With a drum, while the next IN line car
rod an air.rife on his shoulder, WIZ
the third member in the rear with th'
stars and Stripes waving over his heau
with this formation the youngster
marched nearly half the afternoon
Pare and Granitevile Woodmen, rep
resenting two camps, left this mornln'
for Waterbury, where they attended On
annual meeting of the Washington c9ul
Nv Woodmen, who gathered to elect deie
oates to the triennial convention OF IN
State encampment, which is to be held II
Rarre next month. Other matters per
,aininq to the convention were to be dis
cussed at Waterbury and camps outsid
This city and Barre Town are to cooper
ate with local Woodmen IN enteralhih
members of the order from all parts 0
Vermont The convention opens May
and i to continue two days. Grant
CIV camp OF Barre was represented tc
day by James r. Coutts, James A. walk
or John A. Frontini, Edward T. AndeI
son. Paul Bianchi, Arthur Nieora, WI
lam w. Russell, Adolfo Comolli, JOSEF
Marlo and Leon Carroll. Fred Prize, A
- iio palmer. Alfred jenkins and Waite
J.. Belyille represented the Grsnite'iii
!. camp.
Z Regular meetin
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