The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

one thousand pairs women's LaFrance
shoes at less than cost price at Shea's.
MIS-. "A. Vanetti left yesterday for Wa
terbury, where she is passing the remain
der OF the week with relatives.
James L. Smith of Wellington street,
storekeeper for the NJ & w. r. railroad
at Montpelier, left last evening on a
business trip to Boston.
Mrs. Arthur Barber of the Richardson
road went to Plaintield yesterday hav-
ing been called there by the death Of her
brother, Bert V. Davis.
John B. Magnaghi of Washington
street left last night on business trip
To Troy, N. Y, in the interests of the
Presbrey -Coykendall company.
Miss Florence Page of Plainheld, who
has been visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. IL. II. Colby of Washington street,
returned to her home last Saturday.
William Mckee, who is employed in
Depot square barber shop, left this morn
ing for his former home in Sherbrooke,
Z. O., to visit relatives for few days.
Miss Nadine Rogers, Miss Faith Walk
er and Freeman Walker, who have been
passing the spring vacation in Barre,
have returned to Middlebury college to
resume their studies.
Ernest Jurries, painter at 500 North
Main street, wishes to state that he is
not the person referred to in Mondays
paper as having been forcibly elected
from saloon Saturday evening when
talk about the war reached a. high pitch
of excitement.
Mary Anna, eight-month- daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Medore of Web |
sterville, died OF pneumonia Sunday
morning, after an illness of four weeks. |!
The funeral was held yesterday at lao
p. m. at ST. Sylvester's church, Granite
vile, with burial in st. Sylvester's GENE
terry. Besides the parents there are three |
sons and five daughters surviving.
| Included in the list of relatives sur
viving Bert V. Davis, a well known I
Plainfield young man whose death oc-
CURED Saturday night is the deceased's |
wife, mention of whom was inadvertent-
| ly omitted in yesterdays Times. Flu
neral services for Mr.. Davis were held at
his home on Gallup hill this afternoon at
! o'clock and interment was made in Ma
plewood cemetery.
Students of Goddard seminary fiocked
back to the hilltop this morning for the
beginning of the spring term. Coach G,
l.. Hoernle of the baseball team and /
commercial department came back from
Dorchester, Mass, last night and began
to get ready for the first outdoor prac-
tice to-day, but with the return of win
ter weather the mobilization order was
revoked this morning.
James Anderson, formerly of Barre,
passed away at his daughters home in
Worthwhile, n. Y, Thursday, April 5, at
$40 p. m. Mr.. Anderson was born in
Scotland and had he lived until April 8
would have been 81 years of age. He
was a resident Oh Barre for over 80 years, /
moving to Worthwhile little over year
ago on account of failing health. lie is
survived by widow, two daughters,
Mrs. j. f. Parkman OF Worthwhile, N. Y,
Miss Annie Anderson OF Montpelier, and
one son, William Anderson of New Ha
ven Conn, besides a sister and brother I
in New York City and five sisters In
Scotland The funeral services were held !
from his late home In Worthwhile at 2:30 1
Sunday afternoon. I
After a visit of nearly three months
among the scenes of his boyhood, Daniel
I. Wheaton, native of Barre, set out
on the return trip TO his home
in Morris, Mimi. where he has built up
an extensive practice as a civil engineer.
Mr.. Wheaton arrived in Barre Jan. Is n
and has been spending much of the time |,
in the interim with his brother, Pliny O. 4
Wheaton at the old Wheaton homestead Il
near the Cobble hill quarries. During
his visit, the first in Il years, he re- ;,
newed aequaintanees with schoolmates n
at Barre academy, from which institu Il
ton he was graduated before matriculat- r
ing at Dartmouth college. Although he
is getting well along in years, Mr. N
Wheaton does not intend to let another n
score of years elapse before he revisits /,
Barre. NJ
AT a meeting Of the executive commit al
zee OF the Barre Golf club in the city
Jerks office, plans were made Tor lslI Il
which they are trying TO make the best II
year of the club. The following com II
nittees were elected: Greens, A. p Alb 10
,ott, Harry Brown, L. X. Hutchinson; 81
match. L. r. Hutchinson, Duncan McAil- II
an, James Stewart; weekly tournament, Ii,
James Freeland, William Johnston, a
Harry Brown, Peter Brown, James Rob a,
rtson; mixed foursome, Duncan McMil- 81
an, Mrs. William Mathieson; social,
duncan Mcmillan, Mr. and Mrs. George fo
luen, II. H. t1ulCHlHsOu, NILS. James nj
dackay; locker, James Robertson, Peter of
brown, Mrs. William Mathieson; men, IN
ership, John Leslie, James Mackay, tn
George Marion, Mrs. G. Tilden, Miss W,
Vheelock; ladies' weekly tournament, III
1iss Gall, Mrs. George Tilden, Mrs. c. sv
,odge house. Miss Averil, Mrs. w tn
Miss Carleton. Sc
The Ministers Monday club met in the tn
hapel of the Church Of the Messiah, be
yesterday, with Rev. Edgar ca
rossland of Barre as moderator. Devo- gu
onal exercises were conducted by Rev. ra
. C. Kenney. After the minutes of the tr'
Ist meeting had been approved, arrange liza
tents for the June meeting were re- w
,rred to the executive committee. Rev. TIL
L. Taylor had paper on "Romanism ha
5 1t Is" and Rev. +. b. Leach gave til
ook review, Social Principles of Jesus" -
V Walter Rauschenbuseh. The minis
RS present were Revs. w. II. Shaw, n.