The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Closing-out sale of all millinery. Mrs.
Z. A. Witham.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re.
bekah lodge Wednesday evening at s
o'clock.
4 good, used, upright piano to be
sold cheap this week at Bailey's Music
Rooms adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Field and daugh-
tiers Of Hardwick were at w. A. Lanes
for the week end
Miss Agnes Bishop and w. +. Mich
OILS have returned from visit 10 her
home in Bradford.
Miss Anna Mccarthy of IL Summer
street returned last evening from
Weekend visit with her sister, Miss
Esther, in Burlington.
Best chaodce of voiles and organ
dies for shirt waists and graduation
dresses. The Little Dry Goods Store, 5
Cottage street, off Main street adv.
Mrs. Tellas Stone and Miss Elsie
Wood of the Baltimore Lunch left last
night by auto for Burlington, where
they will visit friends for a few DAYS.
The remains OF Roswell L. Perrin,
the Berlin farmer who was killed last
February 6 by bull, was moved to-
day from Elmwood vault TO the Ber.
lin Corner cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. q. Lucclina and
son, George, Of Cottage street, Mrs. j.
Casellini and son, Joseph, of Cottage
street went to Burlington to-day 10
pass day or two with relatives
Alfred q. Weston, employed Short
time ago by the Barre Electric Co, has
Just returned from a trip to Mexico,
sent there by Boston firm to do elee-
t-ieal work for the Standard Oil Co
TIE body Of A. L. Moves, formerly
orc OF Barres assessors, who died at
Southern Pines, Fla, last December,
was to-day removed from Elmwood
yault 20 The cemetery in Orange for
burial
Maccabees. attention! Regular meet
ing Wednesday evening, Nav 10, X. Of
p. hall. Initiation Officers and
guards wear white Refreshments VIII
be served. Collector viii be Mt hEc
nall at 7 p M.
The regular meeting Of the womans
association Of the Congrega ioual
church will be held tomorrow This
will be social afternoon and refresh
ments will be served All are askei
to bring current events.
A stiIl alarm was sent from the
home Of Mrs. Eta Lane at IS Brook
street this morning ABOUT l0:45 for a
chimney fire. Squad 4 answered the
alarm and found il necessary to use
two chemical hand cxtinguishers TO
subdue the flames. No damage of con
sequence resulted,
The last of the patriotic educational
meetings conducted by the Daughters
of the American Revolution viii be
held in the Wood art gallery Mont
peler, Friday, May q. at S p. m. This
win be gentlemen's night and each
member may invite guest. Hon.
Mason S. Stone will give the address.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Cutler and daugh-
ter, Hester, of Berlin. y. H., are visit
ing in the city. having come TO be
present at the interment of the body Of
Dr. Cutters mother Mrs Helen Cut
Ter. who died at Berlin last winter and
whose remains were then brought to
Barre and placed in the vault at Elm
wood cemetery. lnterment was at VIII |
son cemetery, near Mrs. Cutters home. !
Since several Of the X. of C.. touTna-
ment team have left this city or are to
be out of town he night of Thursday, |
Nav 20, Grand Knight Owens wishes |
eight names. members Of the council. |
to fill the vacancies at the banquet Ia
bles. The first eight men to submit |
their names 10 the grand knight viii |
be enabled 10 attend the banquet 10 |
be served in Miller's inn in Montpelier |
along with the members of the tourna |
mept team.
The following is list of wild flow |
or specimens brought to the library |
since Nav | Hepatica, spring beauty, |
yellow adder tongue. purple trillium. |
wild oats. common blue violet, dog VIC |
Let. sweet white violet, early yellow |
violet. downy yellow violet, painted |
triilium. Dutchman's brooches, squirrel |
corn. trailing arbutus. Jack in the pull |
pit. dandelion, wild strawberry, wild |
ginger. coltsfoot. blue cohosh. common |
horsetail. marsh marigoId hobble hush,
lady laurel. spring everlasting, cTeep-
ing buttercup. hluets. wood anemone. |
bloodroot. blue beech.
Word was received in Barre today |
of the death, at Hyde Park, of Mrs. /
Lucy A. Campbell, mother 81 Arthur
T.. and Herman L. Campbell of this
city and OF Charles H. Campbell. for
merry Of Barre and now Of Old Or
charl. Me. Mr. Campbell, who was - |
years OF age April p, had been in
rocr health for a long time, and her |
last sickness was of about six weeks
duration. Death ensued at , o'clock |
this morning. Sc was a lifelong resi- |
dent Of Hyde Park. She leaves six |
children, rs follows: Mrs. Flora Hyde |
Of HYDE Park. Charles H. Campbell Of |
Old Orchard. Me-, A. +. Campbell Of
Barre. T.. H. Campbell Of Hardwick. O. |
y. Campbell OF HYDE Park and Herman |
L. Campbell Of Barre The children |
were with her much of the time during /
he, lat sickness, Charles Campbell |
having come from Maine about a week |
a., s,,I 4le al bers in closer uroxirtffw /