The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Make your selection of a wash dres
8 for Sl.49 at Perry's on Saturday; thes'
were $500 dresses.
4 Edward Cartier of Drumondville, =. @.
arrived in the city this morning for 9
: 10 days visit with relatives.
Mrs. Natalie Venetti of Pearl strei
went this morning TO Waterbury, where
she viii make week END visit with rel
atives.
Miss Minnie Huntington of Boston IL
| visiting her mother, Mrs. w. L. Hunt
ington, and sisters, Mrs. Lyman Taft
and Mrs. B. B. jackson,
A meeting of the Glenugie club will
be held in the Clan Gordon hall Satur-
day. Aug 8, at 1880 p. m. Business inn
portant. Per order president.
Mrs, W. w. Sutton and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Sutton, are passing several
days with the formers sister, Mrs. FL
mer Johnson, in St. Adams.
Those who are intending to go to the
Presbyterian picnic at Caledonia park
on Saturday are asked to take a spe
cial electric car leaving the city park at
1915.
Earl w. Smith Of Highland avenue,
who has been passing a few days at
Wildmere, the Blue Sox camp at High
lgate Springs, returned to Barre last
eyening.
George Barnard and son left last night
for San Francisco. where they plan to
make an extended visit. En- route they
viii visit friends in Buffalo, n, y, and
Denver, Col.
Taxes--Only two more DAYS to pay
taxes. Saturday Aug. s. and Monday,
Aug, TO- are the last days on which you
can pay taxes without extra costs.
James Mackay, treasurer
Francis j. Mccarthy, who has been
passing the week at his home on Averill
street, left this forenoon for Franconia,
N. H., where he viii join Mrs. Mccarthy
for months stay at the home of her
parents.
F. A. SchnurIe, who has been visiting
George N Tilden and other friends in
Barre, left this morning on a business
trip through northern Vermont, after
which he win return 70 his home in
Portland, Me.
Miss Eva C. White, who has been Wis
ting friends in Barre, after having been |
called to Montpelier by the illness and |
death of her mother, Mrs " Stone, re-
turned last night to Greenfield, Mass,
where she il employed.
Conductor Edward Felt who has been |
passing a few days at his camp on Mig |
gerhead pond in Marshfeld, resumed |
charge OF the NJ. g. w. r. suburban
train to-day and j. c. Chamberlain has
gone back to his duties with the yard
crew.
Miss Ida HaviIand OF 90 Highland ave-
nue., who is at the head of the dress
making department in the Daylight
store, is taking months vacation from
her duties Miss Eda Bianchi, who is
also employed by A. P Abbott & Co.,
is absent on a two weeks vacation.
Employees OF the Homer Fits store
made their annual pilgrimage to Ben.
iamin falls last evening A picnic lunch
was served at the falls and round
table program Of story telling followed,
the picnickers returning to Barre on one
Of the late cars,
An auto party consisting Of Mrs f..
NJ. Tayntor. her sister, Mrs. J w. Cole
,f Grecncastle, Ind, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
land Aiax6eld, Mrs. w. d. Kidder and {
son, Harley, left the city early Thurs
lay morning for visit to the White
resorts. I
Machinists who have been giving the 9
,ngine in the auto fire truck its semi. !
occasional renovation, had the big car
,ut for several trial runs yesterday aft
rnoon. People who make business of
GLOWING the fire alarm, were kept on
dge until an explanation was made.
Fred Brown was arrested at his home !
IN Washington street yesterday after r
Ioon and brought to police headquarters r
" Officer Harry Gamble, When ar.
Aligned before Judge H. w. Scott this
orenoon, Brown pleaded guilty and ar
anged to pay a S. fine with costs of ],
$40. "
Alexander Anderson. who has been "
onfined 20 his home on Hill street by II
n attack OF tonslitis for the past week, IL
'ent this morning to st Adams to re- /,
nderson will not be able TO resume II
- duties Win the hnoupufH bFhulNt q
o. in Mortified until next week II
Through its Bethel representative. w. y
'. Perkins, the d. A. Perry real estate ?
sency has sold the farm in Brookield =
gned by L. L. Rumney to A. c. Bass az
Randolph, who plans to take posses q
on at once. The farm includes 1870 IN
res OF land and in the deal all stock, .
ops and tools are transferred 10 the IN
Nv owner The price menticped is So
70. Mr.. Rumney's plans are not com
eted.
The record OF an important realty
al in Mortified was filed at the home
ice of the ID. A. Perry Real Estate 4
rency this morning, when the com
Iny's Mortified representative, c. A.
ark. reported the transfer of the farm Z
yned by Daniel w Smith and Mary f.
NTH to James and Rhoda Sullivan OF 4
,ringfeld. Mass. The farm consists of
acres and Is located on the north road,
called, leading to Waitsfeld and near
astridge's four corners. Mr.. and Mrs
lliivan plan TO take immediate pos {
ssion, while Mr.. and Mrs. Smith have :
t announced their plans
Under curtain Of darkness, Offices ] !
,m police headquarters stationed them
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