The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-03
TALK OF THE TOWN
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Don't you want to buy hose that vii
give wearY Ask at the hosiery counter
at Vaughan's.
/ William Leyoy Of Haverhill, Mass, ar
rived yesterday for short visit witt
friends in the, city.
John W. Pedro OF West street has re-
turned from few days business trip
through Orleans county.
Louis A. Provost returned this morn
ing to his home in Rutland, after having
spent few days in Barre on business.
Victor Bianchi who has been taking
II course in naval training at the naval
training station at Newport, r. L., ar
rived yesterday for short visit with his
parents in This city.
Miss Gladys Bradford of South Main
street has resumed her duties at the
Central Vermont freight office after
passing few days as the guest of Miss
Maun in st. Adams.
The young ladies missionary society
of the Baptist church will hold its an
nual meeting this evening at 7 o'clock,
directly after the church supper at the
church. Members OF the Baptist camp
fire are expected to be present, as well
AS members of the missionary society.
Mrs. John A. Durkee and son, Walker
Of Lakewood, n. j., Mrs. Carrie Durkee
OF Boston and Mrs Lottie Durkee of
South Royalton have returned to their
respective homes. after spending several
days in Barre as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Mann of 81 We'll
lington street.
President Dan r. Davis of the state
board of pharmacy Joins with other
members of the board in correcting the
impression that ID. A. Bisbee the Bris-
to storekeeper, is druggist or that he
neld a license from the state board Six
years ago, according to Mr.. Davis, Bis
bee attempted to obtain registration
and failed. The druggist sign over his
place of business was taken down at
the order OF the state board
A new trade journal is to make its
appearance in monumental manufacture
ing, wlolesalng and retailing circles.
i. h. Mclaughlin of Cambridge, Mass. |
who has been prominently identified
with Granite, Marble 6 Bronze" for
several wears in the capacity OF adyer
Using man and correspondent, has
launched project for the publication OF |
The Monument Retailer" the initial |
number of which is to appear in Deem
Der The periodical is to be published |
at "A Boylston street. Boston. under the
direction of p. Il. Mclaughlin & Co,
Firemen from the central station hur-
ried TO West street in the auto truck |
this morning for a threatening stove pipe |
ire in the house at No. 20 owned by
Mrs, Charles Carpenter and occupied by
Hammond Douglas. A red hot pipe
seemed at the point OF bursting from
he heat when the firemen relieved the
,ouseholders from their self-imposed
ask OF removing the danger. None Of
lie chemical was applied, although the
iremen extinguished the fire in the
toVe and made ready for certain opera
ions in case they were necessary. One
" the regulars remained at the house
nd TO assist the housewife in cleaning
he pipe.
A deputy Inspector of weights and
measures, who passed through the city
o-day en- route to Burlington told Of the
discovery Of an unusual condition OF al
airs in Plainfeld. where he made an in
pection last week At one of the mcr- ,
antile places in the village he notified
he proprietor that he was about to ex- 7
mine patent gasolene vending device ,
Inside the door The proprietor cheer I
ally Informed him that he had the fac ]
Drys assurance OF a vending outfit that
ave accurate measure The deputy !
roceedcd with his work and found to ,
is own surprise. as we'll a. the propr
Tors chagrin. that the outfit had been 4
wing a premium Of two quarts with
very FIVE gallons OF gasolene gushing
NJ of the machine Gasolcne at l3c per
,llon all the season has not been pro-
lctive Of fat profit TO the dealer and
le Plainfeld man figures that he has
rely broken even on the seasons bust
So The vending device was adjusted
! the inspector.