The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

ad. on page 4. It's money saver.
Special demonstration New Home sew
ing machines this week at Fits store,
Mrs. {. I'll. Granger of Randolph il
spending few days with friends in tn,
city,
Miss Marion Hall of South Ryegatc
has been passing few days with friends
in the city.
j. M. Murray of Hanover, N. H., ar
rived in the city yesterday to spend a
few days visiting friends.
Don't miss the organ recital and con
cert at Baptist church Friday evening
Admission 25e, children l5c.-adv.
Amateur printing and developing done
at the Troup studio. Bring in your films
and have them promptly finished.
g. Cerutti Ryegate granite manu-
facturer, has returned home after pass,
ing several days in the city ON business.
Mrs, John S. Howell of Park street re-
turned to the city last evening after
/ spending several days visiting in Ran
dolph.
| There viii be meeting of II. b. Gran
dali post, G. A. r., in the post room
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. A full
attendance is desired.
David Faulkner of South Main street,
who has been seriously i'll for the past
five weeks, is able to be ont OF doors for
a few hours each day.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. ID. Ladd went to Will
Jamestown to-day to attend the funeral
OF Miss Cynthia Townsend. Mr.. Ladd
was one of the pail bearers.
r., no all al as Lsnt To ~.
rived in the city last evening to spend
the remainder of the week visiting
friends on North Seminary street.
Attilio Rossi contradicts the statement
made that the shooting of his son, Or
lando Rossi, was accidental, and he states
that there were witnesses to back him
up in his assertion.
Because Of the absence OF the pastor,
Rev. B. G. Lipsky, who is attending con
ference at Newport, preaching services
will be omitted in the Hedding Meth
odist church Sunday.
Miss Joan Hayward Of South Main
street is taking vacation of two weeks
from her duties at the Speciality shop
and left yesterday for Boston, where she
will spend few days.
Word has been received from y. w
Mcdonald, who underwent a serious OPP
Grafton in Boston hospital, that he Is
getting along nicely and hopes to be able
to leave the hospital this week.
Several new shipments Of spring and
summer hats have just arrived. Call and
make selection We are also allowing
20 per cent discount on all millinery for ]
the remainder of this week. Mrs. I'll. s,
Miles, over Dodge's Jewelry store, 200
n Main street.
Miss Abbie Monkey Of Park street lost
some OF her effects in the fire which de
stroyed the inn at Fairfax Tuesday |
morning and other teachers at the Bel /
lows Free academy, where Miss Moxley |
is engaged, lost heavily, as the Roadway
made by the flames when discovered
blocked all attempts to save property.
A piano tuner of wide acquaintance in
Barre and vicinity was taken away April
ID, when George +. Beyerle died in West
Lebanon, n H., the end being due to an
attack of valvular heart disease. For a
number of years he was known locally az
/ dealer in and tuner of pianos and his
visits to this city were frequent. Mr..
3eyerle WIS born in Reading, Pa, 63
years ago and learned the tuners trade
Is Young man in Boston, For 80 years
he was resident of West Lebanon. He
caves his wife and three daughters. The
uneral was held Monday, with members
# the Masonic lodge, to which the de-
eased belonged, in charge of the serv-
ees.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel /
3arre last night and this morning were
he following people: II. II. Hickok of ,
Burlington, r, b. Lang of Springfield, ,
Hiss Pauline Smith and Miss Gladys
sullivan of Boston, f. NJ. Clark of Ma
one, n. Y, G.. B. Littlefeld of st. Johns >
Jury, f. A. Kennedy of Rutland, Thomas t
'. Healey of Boston, Mrs. A. NJ. Shaw, ,
!. o. Cummings of Bangor, Me-, Miss
iarion Hall OF South Ryegate, Porter /
'errin Of Berlin, Henry c, Whitaker OF I
'hicago, H. H. f. Gray and NJ. S. Gray !
{ Westfeld, George r. Van Lear of Al t
any, Charles T.. Lawrence OF Bridport 4
: c. Leslie of Barton and N. L. Shedd
Franklin il
William Townsend of Chelsea stopped t
yer night at the home OF his brother, {
harles B. Townsend of Washington t
rect and left this forenoon for Will il
amstown. there to attend the funeral
t his sister, Miss Cynthia Townsend,
hose death occurred Tuesday afternoon.
rr. and Mrs. f. L. House and Miss Liz
e +. Townsend were among the Barre h
eopIe who were present at the services.
he funeral was held at O'Clock and in b
h.. gill /
nv. Miss Townsend was rs years old
Id had been in failing health for many fl
onths. She was a native of Washing
m, although she had long resided in Vi
c. b. Townsend of this
ty is a brother of the deceased. II