The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

Regular meeting scheduled for to'nlgnt
postponed to June 10.
Regular meeting OF the ladies of Clan
Gordon Tuesday, June 3, at 7:l5 P. m.
Balloting and initiation.
William Fowler of Groton has been
calling on old friends in Barre and Gran
iteville for the past few days.
w. G. Goodwin of Franconia, N. H., a
former Barre resident, is passing a few
days with friends in this city.
Mrs. Annie Hale, Miss Mary Hale and
John Hale have returned from Milton,
where they spent Memorial day,
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Bell returned from
Enosburg Falls yesterday, where they
| have been visiting for the past few days.
George Papas, manager of the Boston
Fruit exchange at Claremont, N. H., was
in the city for the past two days on
business.
Elector Blair has returned to his home
on North Main street after few days
outing at his brothers cottage on Nal
let's bay.
A very important meeting of the
Knights of Columbus viii be held on
Wednesday evening. A good attendance
is desired
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Silver and family, Mr..
and Mrs, p. Reid and family visited
friends in Hardwick and Morrisville over
the holidays.
Mrs. w, IL. Trainor of st. Johnsbury
has returned to her home after being a
| guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Gilbert Addy
| of Walnut street.
| M. S. Levin, manager of the Union
! Clothing company, left last night on a
II kf,pinoaa fr,r 20 NnYy Nnrlr G,9x, hat xtyil
last for several days.
Miss Douglas picked on the Lilac dairy
farm four branches of lilaes having on
each branch, five, six and 10 sprays OF
flowers, said to be unusual
Largest line OF new and second handed
ranges in Barre, Perfection and Kerogas
oil stoves, wicks and ovens. Call and
get prices. E. A. Prindle, Worthen
block
Miss Flossie Curley, after visiting for
several days with Miss Elizabeth Cor
man of Beacon street, returned yester-
day afternoon to her home in st. Al
bans.
Those going to the associational meet
ing at GToton tomorrow "wednesday
will please be at the Baptist church at
o'clock. Bus leaves the church at
o'clock sharp.
Miss Emily Fraser has returned te
her work in the quartermaster depart
ment in Boston, after visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Hattie E. Ward of the Aldrich
block, for few days.
There win be special meeting OF
Minnehaha encampment, No. 2, Tuesday
night at 1880 Work in the patriarcha
: degree. All officers and patriaIchs are
earnestly requested to be present.
/ A. d. Day, business manager for the
New England district of the Crucible
Steel company with headquarters in Bos-
ton, was a business visitor at the Trow
& Holden machine shop yesterday.
Monthly business meeting Of the Ep-
worth league will be held in the Hedding
church tonight at o'clock As impor
| tant business is to be brought up, mem
beers are urged to make special effort
to be present.
| Luke Gallagher, arrested last evening
on a breach Of peace charge, committed
Saturday night, was fined $40 and costs
Of $685. after pleading guilty to the
charge when arrsigned before Judge Z.
L. Scott last evening.
! The flower bed which the park commits
4 HlQISIS OtNiutu DtduAAiN w
park much better than the water foun-
tain, was being made to-day, several
| loads of fertile earth being used to fill
| the former basin Of the fountain.
| The management of the Adams com
pany store has kindly offered the use OF
its rest room to all visitors from outside
the city attending the meetings Of the
state federation Of women's clubs Here
baggage or packages may be left il
wished and the freedom of the room il
rendered to all guests Of the federation
II Mrs Ella b. Moorcroft Of Brookfield
| disposed of some residence property
owned by her and located on South Mair
street yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w
Hopkins Of West Berlin, The purchaser
: buy the property for a dwelling and have
II already moved some of their household
II effects to their new home The deal wa'
made through the D. A. Perry Real Is
II tate agency and papers were completed
II for the transaction yesterday,
H The wedding of Miss Rose Deslippe
II daughter of Mr. and Mrs Herminigil,
III Deslppe of Plainfeld, to Anthony Der
ard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Berart
III of Granteville, took place yesterday
III morning at ST. Monica's church at
III o'clock After the wedding the coupl,
II returned to Plainfield to pass a week a
III the home of the brides parents. Tn,
III groom is employed at the Frank Ladt
III farm in Plainfeld as farm hand ant
III will continue duties there.
II Every man and woman in Barre at al
III interested in the international situation
II at the present time and in our owl
II country, especially, and all that 1t stand
II for, should be present tonight at th
opening session of the Vermont Fedora
II ton of Women's Clubs at the Congrega
tional church, to hear the address, 9TH
H League of Nations" by Dir. William I
II Socum, former president of Colorado
college, and that on "Americanzation
II by John +. Scully, superintendent o
schools in Brockton, Mass. The meeting
opens at o'clock, greetings, music an
u the formal opening of the convention
Y preceding the addresses.
= Yesterday morning at o'clock, short
ly after the routine work of the she,
had been started and a car OF stock wa
! being pulled into the Cook & Watkin
] shed in the Depot square district,
& pulley block on the travelling crane, sta
9 toned on the carriage which revolve
the wire cable in the center part of tn
3 derrick, broke and fell to the ground
\ Though it has been defective for con
(: siderable time, it was not believed {
] be weak enough TO break off, and lucllil
4 it dropped at distant part of the plan
: when no one was working. Two larg
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