The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

III 'heu anu uHtIlHlLHeu hdts ioi 0o'
h Mrs. G. r. Wood.
fresh native asparagus every morning
Houghton g. Robins.
H Miss Florence Maple of Washington
was operated upon at the City hospita
this morning.
Louis Compi of the B. Tomasi blocl
was taken yesterday to the City hospi
tai for treatment.
Eternal Life in Christ" viii be tn,
theme at the meeting at q Branch street
tonight at o'clock.
A son was born this morning to Mr.
and Mrs. Harley Kenerson of Is Averil
at the City hospital.
10 your bit Help to start Co. G with
a fund. Buy an advance sale ticket to
The Girl from Broadway
Felix Ortelli, who was called to Barre
by the death OF L. Peverelli of Elliston
street, returned last night to his home in
Rooney, N. II.
Next Sunday the Mormons will hold a
conference in Barre. Services at and
1880 p. m, Worthen hall Everybody is
! invited to attend and learn the truth
about Mormons.
The final rehearsal of the children of
the Presbyterian Sunday school will be
held Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. 1t
is requested that all those taking part
Sunday be present.
Mrs. Tyler A. Thompson Of Charles.
town, N. H., is passing several days with
her son, Leonard Thomson, who is a
member of the graduating class at
Spaulding nigh school,
The Barre Savings Bank & Trust COM
pany want to thank the many people
who subscribed so generously for Liberty
bonds, and they will be glad to receive
subscriptions till further notice.
Arthur Cormack left the city last
| night for Boston, where he is to visit
relatives for few days before going to
Marblehead, Mass, where he will be en-
ployed in hotel during the summer
Dwight l.. Granger returned this
morning to his home in Randolph after
spending the week attending the Spauld-
ing high school commencement exercises.
Mr.. Granger was a member Of the under
graduate body at the high school until
his removal to Randolph two years ago
and would have graduated with this
years class.
Bernice Comolli, aged years, 10
months and Is days, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Comolli OF East Barre, died
this morning of pneumonia, following an
attack of measles. The child had been
i'll for several weeks. Besides the par
ents, two other children survive, John
and Mario. Burial will take place in
the Wilson cemetery at p. m. Saturday
The Junior Holy Name boys of ST.
Monica's church will receive holy com
munion in body at the 0 o'clock mass
next Sunday morning After the cele.
bration of the mass the members OF the
society will proceed in body to the
Eureka restaurant, where a breakfast
win be served, Holy Name members are
requested to procure tickets at l0l Sum
mer street before noon Saturday.
Fred Micha Of Montpelier, who was
arrested on an intoxication charge yes
terday, acknowledged first offense
when arraigned in city court this fore
noon and chose the alternative jail SEN
tence. Bert A. Weber, after acknowl- |
edging third ofrense, sighed the pledge |
for a year and paid costs of $500, pay.
ment of a SIS fine being suspended pend
ing good behavior.
About 40 friends and relatives gath.
cred last evening at the home of Miss
Mary Carroll at 40 Beacon street to par
ticipate in a pretty announcement party.
Miss Carroll is soon to be welded to
Moses Murphy of Graniteville. A short
program was given and refreshments
were served, the gathering breaking up
at late hour after wishing Miss Mary
the best of successes and congrstulating
her upon her approaching marriage.
Cards received here announce the wed.
ling in Port Henry, n. Y, of Miss
Elizabeth Coffey and John J. Sullivan,
/ real estate dealer in Winthrop, n. Y,
which was celebrated in St. Patrick's
'hurch Tuesday morning. After a we'd
ling trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan are to
make their home in Winthrop, The bride
S registered nurse of long experience
md is well known in Barre and vicini
v by reason of her seven years resi-
lence at the nurses home on Elm street
Reflector lights authorized by the city
ouncil were seen in operation last even
ng and for the first time in many moon /.
ess nights two dials of the town clock
n the Universalist church tower were
-isible from the street. One light on /,
'ole at the southwest corner of City /,
ark and another on pole in front of
he police station on Prospect street
urnish two floods Of light and every
CURE as well as the hands on two sides
{ the clock can be plainly seen from be- .
DIV. The lights are ESQ watts, of type
nown as. stereopticon lamps and were i,
specially designed for the use to which )
hey are now being put. At the regular il
netting of the city council Tuesday Ii,
ight the city fathers will decide wheth y
r the dials are to be Illuminated until
lidnight or whether the lights will be i
at 10 O'Clock. Il
A telegram received late yesterday II
fternoon by William ID. Mcdonald, pres "
lent of the Barre Granite Manufactur- Ell
rs association and signed by See II. W
. Human, states that the freight con- p
estion has precluded the possibility of
monument detailers' convention in v
this year and that plans p
" the big exhibit in the commercial Ii
useum have been abandoned. The de- di
sion affects some $50 granite proiuc- fl
5 of Barre and vicinity, who had re-
rived spaces in the museum and were 81
aiming large exhibits until notice Vi
'ceived last week indicated that the in
'yernment had commandeered the con b
'ntion floor. On the arrival Of Sec. Hin tn