The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-06
TALK OF THE TOWN
Clearance sale at Knights.

Naughan's.
The Swedish Order Monitor will hold
its regular meeting Monday, July 0.
Spray your trees and garden with by
rox. For sale at the Kempton mill.
NJ Gamache Of st. Hyacinthe, p. O.
arrived in the city last night to pass the
week with relatives at North Barre
Warren r. Cummings, who has been
making a few days visit at his former
home in Lancaster, n. H., returned to
Barre this forenoon.
A. Rocco, representative of the Gior-
male italiano. who has been. passing a
few days in the city, returned this morn
ing to his home in New York.
Giovanni Monti who has been passing
few months at his former home in
Italy, arrived in the city this morning
from New York, where he landed Satur.
day from the French liner, La Lorraine.
H. M. Farnham will hold his next 37th
big combination auction sale of horses
and other property on Friday, July 10,
next Carload of fresh horses and lots
OF commission stock. c. f. Smith, auc-
tioneer.
g. L, Beckwith, a sophomore at Dart
mouth college, Hanover, N. H., who has
been playing baseball with the b. A. c.,
and the |. A. G, in Barre, left this morn
ing for Burlington where he will be EN-
ployed during the summer.
Miss H. K. Henderson, who has been
II VISITING raIa lyaa at har ~,
Aberdeen, Scotland, for the past six
months, arrived in the city last night
| from New York, where she recently
landed from the Cunard liner Mature
/ tania.
Retail clerks notice; Regular meeting
of the retail clerks union will be held in
| X. of p. hall Wednesday evening at 80
o'clock. Installation of officers and 9TH
er important business will be transacted
All clerks are requested to be presented
X. j. Maggiani, Sec.
Smith & Dashner, real estate agents,
have sold for Israel LaMarre, his house,
barn and lot l00xl00 feet, located at the
corner OF Beckley and Green streets
The new purchaser is James A. Little OF
this city, who will occupy the property
at once for a home. 1t is understood
that Mr.. LaMarre and family are to
move to Montreal.
Argentine SASH, who began a weeks
vacation from his duties in the Ross bar
Der shop Saturday, left this morning for
Boston, where he will visit relatives for |
a few days before proceeding to New |
York, where he is TO meet his brother, |
Artuor Sassi a midshipman on the Bra
lillian battleship Buena Vista, which is in
northern waters for a month. II is prob.
able that Midshipman Sassi will accom-
pany his brother to Barre for a short
visit.
The prettiest boat ride in America to
Plattsburg and return, through the
Great Back Bay of Lake Champlain, via
st. Adams and st. Adams Bay, Mon
day, July 10. Fare for the round trip
sl.25 only. Train leaves Barre Sis a.
m, Montpelier $40 a. M; arrives 81.
Adams ll:l0 a. M; leaves st. Adams
via electric railway 1910 p. M; leave
st. Adams Bay l2;45 p. M, steamer I'll.
arrive Plattsburg 230 p. M;
two and one-half hours in which to visit
historic Plattsburg. Steamer Cha teaugay
leaves Plattsburg 5 p. M; due st. Al
bans Bay AS p. M; eleetrics leave 8 80
p. M; train leaves st. Adams 10 p. m. 4
for Montpelier and Barre; due Barre
1890 p. m. Tickets good only on the
4 boye-named trains and steamers July {
10, l9l4.--Ady. Ia
Barre friends of Arthur C. Lane, who
was engaged for several years as an ex-
press messenger on the Barre branch OF
he Central Vermont railroad, will be
pleased to learn OF his promotion to a
position with the American Express Co. =
n Philadelphia. Into territory new to 9
he American Express Co., Mr.. Lane has
,een assigned an important post. Some I
lime ago he gave up his position on the I
ocal run to Montpelier Junction and with I
lis family moved from Trow hill TO ]
'lsinfeld, Afterwards, Mr.. Lane went
o Boston at the urgent request of the I
Express company and was engaged for L
ew months on an express run from Bos- I,
on to one OF its suburbs His promo a
ion TO the Philadelphia branch came re- c,
emily and he assumed his new duties
Ionday. His family viii remain in :,
'lainfield for time. y
Another contribution TO the collection II
{ antique organs which is being brought
o light, was exhibited yesterday by .
gorge |. Beckley of Hill street, who has
l his possession an old-fashioned bel ID
Iws organ which he has reason 20 be- d.
eve has outlived some of the other hand al
rgans that have been shown this week. OF
he instrument may be seen in the win ii
ow at Hooker & Co.'S furniture store, en-
here hundreds have already stopped TO In
,ad the letter of delivery written 70 Mr..
eckley's brother. the late Solomon OK
eckley, by r. G. Beal, an organ agent Al
0rfordsville. n, H. The organ was la
irehased by Mr.. Beckley in 1912 and On
was manufactured in Boston. In Nj
any respects, its pattern is different lat
ON the organ commonly in use so or Ia
wears ago. The keys of ivory stand
Fright and bear evidence of much use.
scause of leaky bellows, the instru- Pr
ent has lost its harmony, but lovers of pl'
Itique furniture will see in the organ, no
vertheless, something to be highly rec
ized. "a
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A Lansing, Mich. reader of The Times, dis
a friendly word Of criticism. takes the il
per to task for describing an after ma
on burglary in Williamstown last wa
,ek The subscriber makes the point sti
a a BURGLARY a. a faloufa,ta art .ou, no