The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ready to wear garments at Vaughan's
Summer underwear special at tn
Vaughan Store.
Have your seen those special fas
prices at c. n. Kenyon q Cos?
Mrs Ira Rice and Mrs. A. Ii. Beedl'
OF Randolph were visitors in the cit,
to-day.
Tuesday and Wednesday plenty ripe
strawberries, l5c quart, Diversi Fruit
company.
Abel Djerf of Quincy, Mass, arrived
in the city this morning and will make
his residence here.
just received, two.strap sandals in
Russian calf. gun metal and patent
leather, at Tillen Shoe Co.'S.
Miss Alice Mcdonald of Graniteyille
was a visitor in the city last even
ing, returning from a few days visit
to Burlington.
Friday, May 30, will legal holiday,
all union stores will be closed all day
and will remain open till o'clock on
| Thursday evening.
May 81 is the last day for the verif-
cation of savings bank pass books. Have
you had yours verified yet? If not, do
il now-it is important
James Coutts of Bugbee avenue went
to-day to Mortified, where he has Sc
cured employment as tool sharpener
at the Woodbury. Granite Co.
II. j. Ennis of South Main street,
who formerly conducted barber shop
on South Main street, has opened an
establishment at Granteville,
The display of the celebrated Com.
munity silver in Miss M. L. Walkers
window is decidedly attractive. Its
heavy plate gives it the appearance of
sterling silver and insures great durabil-
ity.
Z. J. Owens of South Main street went
to-day to Burlington for brief visit.
Mr.. Owens will accompany TO this city
his mother, Mrs. P. G.. Owens, who has
been spending the past few months as
the guest of j. L. Miles of Burling-
ton.
Harry Huse of the Blanchard build
ing, who has been III for the past week
with pneumonia, was taken to the City
hospital yesterday afternoon in the
Perry 4 Noonan ambulance. This morn
ing his condition at the hospital was
reported as favorable.
The Barre & Montpelier Traction &
Power Co. will have ample aeeommoda-
tons for all Barre patrons attending
the musical festival in Montpelier on
Wednesday and Thursday Specials
leave City square at 845 and returning
leave Montpelier at 10.
Oscar Borgh of North Main street re.
turned to-day. from Quincy, Mass, where
he was called to attend the funeral OF |
Ernest Christianson, which was held on |
Sunday. Mr.. Borgh was delegated to
'epresent the local lodge of the Swedish
Order of Vasa at the funeral.
The Barre branch OF the granite cut
ers' association conducted its bi-weekly
Meeting in the Miles hall. Routine bust
less consisted mostly of the evenings
business. Several granite cutters, who
anne to this country from Aberdeen
Turing the big Scotland strike, were
nrolled in the Barre local last night.
This week there will be a large guam.
ity of ice cream used and we are pre-
AIRED to fill all orders, large or small
nth the better quality of pure rich.
g cream. Telephone your orders and /,
'e will see that the goods are deliv-
red TO your perfect satisfaction. L. B. !
lodge, 300 North Main street, Barre, {
I. Tel. 233W.
w. E. Walker and Herbert Tyler of +,
ne Walker, Walker & Goodrich en- '
neering firm left this morning for
where they will be engaged {
IT a few weeks by the Eastern Tale I
o., who operate tale mines both at |
ochester and at East Granville.
essrs. Walker and Tyler will be en- 3
sged in surveying portions of the rail r
ad recently established between the d
lie mines and the mills of the Roehes-
r division. (
James Sawyer was arraigned in city !,
urt to-day on the charge of ntoxica- d
on, subsequent otfense, to which he
eaded guilty. He was sentenced to !.
irty days in the county jail and to 2,
y the costs, after which the respond. =
t signed the pledge and sentence was
spended as to the jail term. When "
ked to disclose, the respondent said d
got the liquor from friend who II
$ since left town. Sawyer was ar
'ted by Patrolman Gamble off South ce
hin street yesterday afternoon. ra
c. J. Belknap of Ogdensburg, n. Y. 9
G pipe organ expert, who has been u
ending the past few weeks in the city @
pairing pipe organs at the various
lrches of the city, completed his en- 90
cement yesterday and left to-day for ldi
,ntpelier, where he will overhaul the NJ
ran of the Bethany church. Yester. be
7 Mr.. Belknap placed the motor at n,
hment to the organ of the Congre-
.ional church in operation. At the al
lclusion of his contract in Montpelier, "a
. Belknap leaves for Waterbury, and fl
er for Burlington. q,