The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ladies' coats at less than half-price at
Abbotts.
Ladies tailored suits at less than half
price at Abbott's.
Russells brick ice cream delivered
anywhere in town, poe brick.
Three mackerel for 25c; new mealy
potatoes Soc peck. Smith & Cummings.
At zoe each, special sale of house
dresses $l.00 valuej at Perry's on
Saturday.
George Stuart commenced work this
week as draughtsman at the Mcdonnell
& Sons plant
Big bargains in tools, etc, for all kinds
OF trades at the n, d. Phelps Co. fire and
water sale. Sale starts Saturday, July
%, at p. IN.
Miss Elizabeth Roland, who has been
the guest of friends in the city for the
past few days, returned to-day to her
home at Moretown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Reynolds Of Hill
side avenue returned to the city yester-
day from Vinal Haven, Me, where they
have been visiting for the past few
weeks with relatives.
John Pochetti OF this city sold his
house on Wall street, Mortified, this
week to John Bemasconi of Northield.
The consideration mentioned for the sale
of the property was 81 800. Mr.. Pochet-
ii was formerly a resident of Mortified
Dr. and Mrs. F. X. z. Archambault and
children returned to the city last night
from Montreal, where they were called
by the death of Mrs. Eulalie Pauze, a
grandmother of Mrs. Archambault, who
died Sunday. July 10, The funeral was
held at Montreal on Wednesday
So many have asked the question,
"Why do the Seventh Day Adventists
keep the Seventh Day Sabbath, Satur-
day." that the eyangelists have decided
to answer that question next Sunday
night at the gospel tent. (Which day is
the Christian Sabbath When did the
change take placer And by whom was
it made 2" All these questions are i'm
portant. Tonight Evangelist f. L. Alb
bott will lecture on the Judgment, the
Books Are Open" 1t viii be illustrated.
Alexander Duncan and b. Lucchini Of
the North Barre Granite Co. have pur-
chased through the d. A. Perry real es-
tate agency the tenement house adioin-
ing the company's plant at % Railroad |
street. The deal was made by public |
auction in the interests of W. NJ Holden,
Until recently the owner Of the tene I
nent. The property on Second street
in The Times few days
go has been sold to Theodore Dessureau
nd wife of Center street who bought
or an investment. The Second street
ale included double tenement and
mall cottage tenement in the rear.
For the third time this season. the
ack- -the-soil wave has struck Butte,
font, and gathered on its crest west
rner seeking home location in the
asst. This time the man who Joins the
increasing tide of immigra- 1
ion eastward is Wright Sample, Butte
usiness man, who has purchased the 1
'aniel Stoddard farm, so-called, in Beth
|. Adyices received at the Perry real =
state offices this morning tell OF nego-
iations completed yesterday between 9
he agency's Bethel representative, w.
7. Perkins, and Mr.. Sample. The price =
aid was $500 and the deal includes
ne farm, consisting Of 100 acres, the ,
.oek, tools, all of the growing grain
nd eight extra head of cattle. Mr.
ample plans to take possession imme
ately and his family and household !
,ods are already on the way. Mr.. Stod- :
.rd, who sells on account of Ill health,
Is not announced his plans. Since Jan il
Try !, three Butte, Mont, people have f
lrchased Vermont farms through the h
erry agency. J