The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Dance in Rowland hall Saturday even
ing; gents soc, ladies free.-adv.
Keep in mind the rummage sale to be
held soon at the NJ i. chureh.-adv.
Caramel and vanilla ice cream and
fresh strawberries at RusselPs to-day.
o. l.. Tillotson of Middlesex was in
the city yesterday and to-day on bust
ness matters.
A son, weighing eight pounds, was
born Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Fine
Of Maple avenue
Mrs. Edward Barr and son, Guido, are
in Waterbury for a few days visiting
Mrs. Bars sister.
Will pay boys one cent each for clean
full pint or quart bottles brought to our
store. G. w. Averill & Co.
Easter exercises in the Brook street
Italian Baptist mission Easter Sunday
at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
Come to the vestry of the Church of
the Good Shepherd to buy aprons, fancy
work, candy and food Monday afternoon,
April 2l-adv.
Special services were conducted at st.
Monica's church and the Church of the
Good Shepherd yesterday in observance
of Good Friday.
Parish supper. Church of the Good
Shepherd Monday, April 81, at 8 o'clock.
| All members Of the church and congrega
ton cordially invited.
Mrs. Charles A. Brown of Jefferson
street has left for an indefinite stay
with her mother, who is seriously i'll at
her home in Oxford, N. Y.
Easter dance in Rowland hall Monday
evening, April 81. Dancing from UNI
til 2. Admission, 81 per couple. Come
and have good time.-adv.
| If you ever attended any of our d. o.
| X. X. dances you know what to expect.
So come to the Rowland hall Wednesday,
1 April 20, and enjoy another one of those
/ delightful evenings.
| Thomas Tomasi, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
| g. Tomasi of North Main street, who is
studying dentistry at Tufts Dental col
lege, came yesterday to pass the vacation
season in this city.
William Beattie who was a conspic.
nous player on the Goddard campus dur
ing many baseball games as third base
man last season, returned yesterday to
school and will probably take part in
this afternoons game with Norwich uni.
versity scheduled to play at $3.50.
Attorney w. r. McFeeters, General
Freight Agent n. w. Hawkes. and Super
intendents S, S. Russell, ]. w. Maun and
NJ. Magiff, all officials of the Central Yer
mont Railway company, arrived in this
city to-day TO attend conference with
the granite manufacturers in the associa-
tion rooms this afternoon.
Rev. George + Kinnear, B. A., of the
Presbyterian college Of Montreal arrived
this afternoon aud will occupy the pull
pit in the Presbyterian church at both
services tomorrow. II is also known
that Rev. Harold Bolingbroke of South
i Mountain, Ont, will preach as candi-
Il date in the same church the two follow
H ing Sundays, April q and May 4.
II Privates Ira L. and Harold II. Cheever,
II returning from overseas duty on the
II ship Patricia, made haste to visit their
II former residence in Barre They feel very
N greatly indebted to their fellow citizens
II for the royal welcome which was extend.
n ed them upon their arrival. Their stay
II will be short, as they must be on hand
II at Camp Devens for the review and pa
n rade In Boston.
II At the meeting Of the Daughters Of
II Vermont in Boston Thursday, among
II other business was the election Of dele
II gates to the meeting of the Vermont
II Federation of Women's clubs, which Is
II to be held in Barre June %. Mrs. Al
H bert w. Pratt, Mrs. Martin Kneeland,
II Mrs. George H. Graves, Mrs. Leola Morse,
II Mrs. Warren II. Dunning and Mrs. Thorn
II as J. Boynton are the delegates.
II The body of Frank LeClaire, whose
III death occurred Thursday morning at the
II home of his daughter, Mrs. D. f. White
II Of Newton street, was sent to Essex
III Junction this morning for burial. Rela
II tives of this city who accompanied the
II remains and who will attend the funeral
II are; Mr.. and Mrs. d. 4. White, Charles,
II FL and Blanche White, William,
II George and Napoleon LeClaire, Mrs. ~
II r. Kearney, Mrs. G. w. Gerard, led
III LeClaire.
II A complete surprise came TO the
II friends and relatives of Miss Madeline
II Hale and James Lambert, both of Maple
! avenue, when the two brought forth and
|. exhibited a marriage certificate last
Z evening, making known their marriage,
I which took place Feb, IL of this year at
], Wells River. As they were to leave for
Z McConnelville, Ohio, this morning at
: S:25 it was decided that last evening
: was an opportune time to announce the
z surprise. Mr.. Lambert has procured
= position as assistant manager in a re-
4 tail monumental yard there, so he start
Z ed this morning for the above mentioned
= community with his wife. Both have
! the best wishes of their friends
z The steamer Patricia, which locked at
Z Boston Thursday brought many Barre
!. boys. A few Of them arrived at their
4 homes this morning for brief visit with
: old ,schoolmates and for reunions with
Z relatives. George Bartlett, Lee Maiden,
2 Alexander Robertson, Douglas Newcomb
and Clifton Kelley of st. Adams, who
I came to visit Mrs. Henry Petrie, his
2 aunt, were members of the 102d machine
gun battalion with the Yankee division
i brought to Barre by the early morning
2 train. All have served overseas is
y months The first two of the number
i left school early in 1917 to join the col.
Y ors, they being George Bartlett, who was
then a junior at Spaulding, and Lee
i Maiden, senior, who both left with
Y Company for Fort Ethan Allen.
Z Card of Thanks.