The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

II siihleu anu altered, at Mrs. Carroll S.
II adv.
i Special, Saturday and Sunday-Straw
II berry shortcake, at The Hub restauran
II adv
II Leodora Canales of II Bugbee avenll
/ entered the City hospital to-day for a
\ operation.
H James Bennett of Pearl street was
business visitor in Burlington yesterda
and to-day.
Il Mrs. George Welch of Groton wa
brought to the City hospital to-day 10
an operation.
Anthony Monti of Toronto, Ont, for
merly of Quincy, Mass, is yisitin;
friends in the city.
y. c. Brock of Washington street wa
business visitor in Wells River AM
South Newbury to-day,
Mrs. G. NJ. Morrison left this morning
for Lake Megantic, P. O., where she il
making a visit with relatives
L. A. Bixby of Windsor returned tx
his home to-day, after brief bushes:
trip in Barre and Williamstown.
Miss Adele Rivers of South Royaltor
was a business visitor in the city yes.
terday, returning to her home to-day.
William Willis of Burlington arrived
in the city last evening to spend the
week end with relatives in Burlington.
Miss Claire Bycraft of Graniteville was
visitor in the city to-day, while on her
way to Newport for visit with friends.
T Weston Bellville of Nashua, n. H., ar
rived in the city last evening to spend
few days in the Barre granite belt on
a business trip.
Alexander Corey, who recently re-
| turned to this city from Berlin, N. H.,
began work to-day as a collector for the
Barre Clothing Co.
George Maniaty of Barre, a merchant,
has filed a petition in bankruptcy. His
liabilities are $3,856.77 and he has assets
of S34S, with 1888 claimed exempt
Clarence Bartlett of Glenwood avenue,
who suffered the fracture of a shoulder
bone while employed in stoneshed some
weeks ago, is able to be out of doors.
Mrs r. E. Wilson of Prospect street
left this morning for Royalton, where
she will spend several days visiting at
the home OF her sister, Mrs L. A. Dan
iels.
William R. Thompson Of FarweIl street
left this morning for Montreal, P. O.,
where he is passing several days with
his son, who is a student in the Point
st. Charles school.
Mrs. Josephine L. Pierce of johnson,
who has been visiting her niece, Mrs.
A. L. Saunders OF Trow hill, left last
night for Brooklyn, Mass, where she was
called by the death of her niece, Miss
Fannie Alexander.
Miss Rule Angel, teacher in the
Waterbury schools, passed through the
city yesterday, while en- route to East
Brooktield, where she will spend the
week end at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J NJ. Angel.
Foresters of ST. Johns court will at.
tend the 0 o'clock mass at ST. Monica
church in body Sunday morning and
receive a corporate communion. All For.
esters planning to receive are asked to
meet at the court rooms in the Scam.
PM building at $3.50 o'clock.
Silas Dady OF Waterbury, former
resident OF Barre, was visitor in the |
city yesterday and to-day. Mr.. Dady, |
who is employed in the state hospital at |
=
attack of rheumatic fever, which has con-
fined him indoors for the past five weeks.
The local auxiliary, Sons of Veterans
No. 5, of Major l.. A. Abbott camp, No. 1
IA, was well represented at the annual
meeting of the organization in MontpeI-
Ter, those present being, Mrs. Clara
Perry, president and division chaplain;
Mrs. lola Rollins, delegate; Mrs. Il. A.
Carey, division /. & |. officer; Mrs
Charles Gauthier, Mrs Pearl Bouley,
Mrs. c. II. Magoon. Mrs. George Brigham
md Mrs. Clarence Carr
Mrs. G.. w. Flagg OF East Brantree,
ormerly OF Barre, has been visiting in
he city for few days after attending
he Ladies of the G. A. K. convention, in
Connection with the G. A. r. encampment
{ Montpelier. Mrs. Flagg had the mis-
ortune during her stay to get cinder
"a one eye. causing considerable suffer
ng and inconvenience. The cinder was
nally removed, and Mrs. Flagg was able
o go to her home to-day.
From Bridgeport, Conn, John c. Cook
+ Cook, Watkins & Co. has received It'd
lgs of the sudden death of Charles r.
hughes, well known Connecticut monu- !
lent retailer. which occurred in his
ONE city a few days ago. Mr.. Hughes
ad gotten aboard his automobile prep. y
ratory TO being driven to bis office when !
c was taken suddenly i'll and expired
lmost Immediately. The deceased was n
ell known in this city and vicinity,
aying been a heavy user of Barre gran
G.
Members of the Goddard seminary W
aseball team left this morning for p
orthfeld, where they will open their o
JASON against team said to be com I,
osed of Norwich university seconds N
zach Hoernle carried IL men along on S,
re trip, three pitchers. the regular out J.
I'D, and one extra infielder. Among ca
10 men to make the trip are Adams, ID
Bridgeford, pitchers Smith,
lteher; Burns, Tryan, Lavoie, Shay
oyles, inhelders; Brickley, Jacobs and
!. Angelo, outfielders.
Miss Eva Pelkey. l5-year-old daugh- CT
r of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Pelkey of Web VI
erville, died at her home yesterday aft ga
noon after a years illness with tuber as
losis. Miss Pelky was born in Web de
erviIle and had always lived there, be- in
g a favoritc with all She viii be much gr
ssed both in the vicinity OF her own 10
me and in Graniteville. where she was ca
pupil at the Holy Ghost school. The 50
neral will be held at o'clock Monday an