The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-11
TALK Of The Town


/ Special Sunday dinner at the City ho-
tel, Phone i34-L,
See Abbott's showing 81 spring dra.
Iperies and table covers.
1 I, G. Fulton Of Bradford was in the
city yesterday GA business
1 Don't get fooled until April /. Wait
for the Cameron air-eeoled ear,
Fom first class workmen ready to
serve you at Ross barber shop.
4 Glenn A, Wilkins Of Morrisyille was
a visitor IN the city yesterday.
I Twenty large, juicy navel oranges at
the New England Fruit Store for 25c.
Miss Hazel Holt went to Brattleboro
to-day for few days visit with
4 friends
Miss Gretta Cady went to Burling.
ton to-day for short visit with
friends
4 Six, eight and ten-inch double leather
belt now carried in stock at at n. d.
Phelps Co.'s.
William Bailey Of Ladd's store went
| to White River junction on business
trip yesterday,
Mrs. P H. Grendell went TO Windsor
this morning, where she was called to
assist in an operation.
la Veccha Filodrammaticea dara,
"Rina IAngelo Dele Alpi," Sabato sera,
! ii Mario al Barre opera house.
Have you forgotten to pay your in
terest due March at the Barre Saw
ings Bank and Trust company?
Nice California navel oranges, juicy
and sweet special for Saturday, Is for
25e and up to soc. United Fruit Store
The Clover club will meet with Mrs.
Cora w. jackson Tuesday afternoon,
March II. Subject, "A Trip to si-
IBERIA
Buy Franklin coal for the kitchen
range. For sale by the D. NJ Miles
Coal Co, l22 North Main street, teIe-
phone 1873
G. Il. Dewey OF st. Adams, general
1 freight agent Of the Central Vermont
railway, was in the city yesterday on
official business.
The Foresters Of America will hold
public Scotch dance in their hall, Worth.
en- block, Saturday, March Ill. MeLond
orchestra. Gentlemen 25c, ladies l5c.
Samuel Parady, who has been pass
ing a week in the city, returned yes
terday from a short business trip to
Burlington, and left to-day for his home
in st. Johnsbury.
Special for Saturday, Eureka mixed
chocolates, put up in fancy pound boxes.
Regular price, 40 cents per pound; for
Saturday only, 30 cents per box. Try
them at the Barre Candy Kitchen
Stone cutters genuine. 50 cent glasses,
largest size, best frames, special at 80
cents each, for ten days only, also 40
cent glasses for 25 cents Gordon Rid
dell, Wheelock block, 1856 North Main
street.
@. r. Smith, an auctioneer Of twenty
years experience, can sell your real es
tate, farm stock. merchandise, and, in
fact, everything you wish to dispose OF
at public auction. Satisfaction guaran
teed With the D, A. Perry Real Estate
Agency, Barre, VT Phone 272-L.
Mrs. ]. J. Cayhue went this afternoon
to Burlington, where she will remain
for a few days On her return she will
be accompanied BY Mr.. Cayhue, who
recently underwent an operation at the
Fanny Allen hospital. i
The candy sales at the Red Cross have
become so popular that they are CON
Quoting another sale to-day on Quinn
bys chocolate creams, two pounds for |
25c Send III your wants early il you |
expect to get your share. II You can't |
come telephone.
Ernest s. Leland, who has been here
the last two months getting experience |
in the granite business at his fathers |
plant, left yesterday for his home In
New York for few days stay, when
he W. 70 to Salisbury, n. G., to take
charge 81 Leland & Cos. plant there.
Granite lodge, No. 81, f. s. A. MI,
held i largely attended meeting last
evening, at which the third degree was
conferred on two candidates. District
Deputy Walter g. Eastman Of Calais
was present on his official visit and re-
viewed the work At the close Of the
meeting banquet was served.
The Milestone Granite company of
Barre was Incorporated yesterday in
Montpelier. when papers signed by d.
NJ Miles. b w. Hooker and f. d. Ladd
we're filed with the secretary Of state
The capital stock Of the company is
$4,000, of which $4,000 is common
stock and $4,000 preferred stock on q
basis Of $50 shares at 500, 1t Is the
purpose Of the new corporation to
quarry, manufacture, buy and sell gran
tie or to buy or lease such lands as
are necessary to carry on the granite
trade.