The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-02

fancy articles, Congregational churcl
sale, Tuesday afternoon and evening.
adv
Trimmed and untrimmed hats, col
lection worthy of your consideration
There's variety of prices. Mrs. Shep
ard Co., Inc.
Irwin Kiddies," fve-reel Gold Roost
err feature, featuring little Mary Sun
shine, the famous child actress, at the Bi
| jou to-day--adv.
The nurses of the City hospital will
have their annual ball in Rowland hal
on Wednesday evening, April is. Music
Carroll's orchestra.
F. A. Church of South Main street left
this noon for Boston, where he will spend
a week on business trip in the inter
ests of the company.
| Miss Kathleen Miles of West street re-
turned to her home to-day after visiting
| friends and relatives in Burlington dur
ing the past few days.
Lester Rockwell of Plattsburg, \. Y.
returned to his home to-day, after visit
ing friends and relatives on North Sem
mary street during the past week.
George C. Cram OF Burlington arrived
in the city last evening 10 spend few
days visiting friends and relatives in
Barre. Granitevile and East Barre
| Mrs. H, B. Tenny and daughter, Doro-
| thy, of Washington st left this noon for
Randolph. where they will spend the
week as the guests OF friends and rela-
| tives,
Golfers were seen on the Brook street
course yesterday for the first time since
the big snowstorm early last November
caused a general scurrying for winter
quarters.
Thomas Carroll, jr., of North Main
street left Saturday evening for Chicago,
and other points in the Middle West on
business trip in the interest Of the
Carroll granite firm.
Warren Cummings OF Spaulding street
and Raymond o. Wishart Of Camp street
left Saturday night for New York and
Boston where they viii spend several
days on a business visit.
Remember the supper at the Congrcga
tional church Tuesday evening. Menu;
Roast beef, mashed potato, pickles, spa
ghetti. rolls, assorted pies, tea, coffee;
35c. Served from $50 to 1880 o'clock
adv.
James Sprague visited in the city Sat
urday while en- route to his home in East
Brookfield from the University of Yer
mont at Burlington to spend the Easter
vacation at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs George X. Sprague.
Hugh Cole of Orange street left last
evening for Burlington, where he will
resume his studies at the University Of
Vermont Raymond Cave Of French
street left this afternoon for Burlington
to resume his studies at the college.
Fred A. Simsnton OF st. Johnsbury ar
rived in the city Saturday from Spring
field, where he had been staying for
few days. TO visit his brother, Paul ST.
manton of Pearl street, over the week
end. Mr.. Simanton left to-day for his
home, where he will remain for few
DAYS before starting on trip with the
Tinker orchestra.
Michael Kcefe, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael keefe of Foster street, left this
morning for Burlington to appear at the
naval recruiting station for his final ex
animation before enrolling in the United
States service. Young Mr.. Keefe was
temporarily rejected last week because
of slight cold although he was other.
wise physically fit.
w. n. Nugent has returned to Barre
after spending several days at Patriek's
Mines, p. O. Mr.. Nugent reports great
depth. of snow while on his northern
trip. having encountered snow which
measured from FIVE 70 seven feet in the
drifts and necessitated his traversing a
distance of five miles on snowshoes which
could not be made through the country
with team.
An interesting collection of group pic
lures of the old Co. +. Vermont National
Guard. OF Barre has been placed in the
window of B. w Hooker & Co. by DIR.
Joe w. Jackson. The pictures represent
the company from the time il was or
ganized in 1886 down to 1893 when the
BOYS went TO Chickamauga, having been
taken during muster There are a few
years pictures missing from the group
and II anyone has pictures Of the years
lacking they are invited TO add them to
the collection for temporary display only.
An impressive funeral service was held
at 81 Granite street Saturday afternoon
az O'Clock, when neighbors and other
friends and relatives gathered to pay |
tribute TO the memory Of Eloezio Valisi, |
the l4-year-old son Of Mrs. Ida Valisi,
whose death Thursday night followed |
long period Of suffering Among those
who attended were a number of the lads
schoslmstes from the Ma;hewson school. |
The bearers were: Felice Aimi. Furio |
Abbisti. Giuseppe Orticuari. Fiorino Ron
"A. Frank Casssni and John Shadroui.
The body was taken to Elmwood. where
L will remain in the vault until inter
nent is made in Hope cemetery liter in
he spring A variety Of beautiful flow
rs, including profusions of roses and
arnstions, were contributed by the fol
owing: Pillow. family; Mrs. Adelina
,Ierlo. Giuseppina Chisravalli, Romeo
md Adelina Ferrsri. Mr.. Tomasini and
amily; Angie and Laura Movalli, Mr..
AmbrOsini and family; Mr.. Ronca and
smily; ROoco PolidOro. Aurora CALI,
FRS. Anna Patterson. c. Abbiati and
amily; A. Card and family, l. NJ. Ca
'oraletti and family. Aureiio Pclombo,
anita Polombo, Giuseppe 0rticari. Mr..
sbrana and family. Peter Tonelli OF
lurli,rto, h~.nrk ~ roaes and carna- !