The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

L. A., A. o. H., dance at X. of G.
hall tonight. Riey's orchestra.
Iron beds, "a; springs, 500; mat
tresses, $2.70-all full sizes. AT Hook
er's.
Halcyon messaline petticoat, adiusta-
BILE top Thursday, $l.l9. Paris Shirt
waist House.
o. II. Hale, auctioneer. Sales and
dates arranged for. Call at Keith ave-
nue.. Tel. 0-l2
w. II. Bycraft of Graniteville left the
city yesterday afternoon for his former
home IN East Fairfield.
Mrs. H. A. Gould of Perry street re.
turned home last evening, after spend
ing few days with friends in North
field
Miss Jessie Fraser of Murray street
returned yesterday from Washington,
d. G., where she has been spending the
winter.
Watch for further notice of the Orange
Lumber company's big closing-out sale.
Complete outfit, including eleven horses,
will be sold at auction.
Those who heard Charles Gibbons sing
recently with the Ragtime Four will
be pleased to know that he is scheduled
to sing again Friday night at the Pa
vilion. This time his song will be, AT
the Old Cathedral Door"
Retail clerks: Regular meeting of r. c.
T. p. A. will be held in X. of P. hall on
Wednesday evening, April 20, at 1880
o'clock. 1t is expected that some import
ant business will come up, so every clerk
should be present. X. j. Maggiani, sec
rotary.
Tuesdays arrivals at The Buzzell no. |
tel We're as follows: Minnie Morse, East |
Hardwick; i. l.. Hall, Boston; A. 6. !
Bigelow, Brookfeld; II. p. Turney, Bur ,
lington; William Sim, Bethel; A. David
son, Bethel; H. b. Bolton. st. Adams;
Marcel Bernascon, Washington; w.
Donovan, Boston.
Through its local offices, the ID. A.
Perry Real Estate Co. has sold for Harry
Daniels OF East Montpelier the farm
in Cabot known as the Walbridge place
to Orville Sherman of Moretown. The
new owner will take immediate posses
sion of the property and occupy the
place for a home. The farm consists
of 1913 acres and is located near the vii
lage of Cabot.
Cards have been received here from
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Perry, who have
been passing the winter in Deland, Fla.
telling of their recent departure for
ID. c., where they are at
present passing week with friends,
Later they will visit in New York and {
will return to Barre sometime next I
week. Both are in excellent health and |
speak in warm terms OF their soiourn '
in the keystone state.
The employees of the J. p. Corskie
granite plant on Batehelder's meadow !
are making preparations for the coming !
baseball season, having been under I
process OF developing during the past t
week. The Corskie shed will be repre- \
lented by one of the strongest shed I
cams in the city and is DESTROYS of Sc u
uring games with teams of any rank. il
1ouis Drake who took an active part
asst season with the team. is slated for r
he captaincy OF the team and is at pres !
mt acting AS manager. A challenge has :
'een issued by the Corskie shed for a !,
,ane with the Barclay sheds, to take y
lace within a few weeks. =,
The people of Barre are asked to re- :
erve Friday night. May 2, to attend !,
he boy scout EXHIBITION in the opera !,
ouse. This exhibition will be given un- y
er the auspices OF the local council
III troops of Barre will participate in
thletic drills. scouting drills and fire a
rills. A number Of stereopticon slides $
ill be shown, which are made from fe
he boys own negatives. There will be M
n address on "The What, Why and p
low of the Scout Movement" This Is
viii be free to the public. IN
nat the people OF Barre may find out IN
hat the boy scout movement means. Ia