The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-20
TALK OF THE TOWN


New twotone scrims at Abbott's.
| Opera house tonight. "The Home o.
Bondage"
See those zoe and SOC silk hose al
Vaughan's.
James Kelley of North Main street left
yesterday for Barton to attend the fair
Miss Bessie Spear has gone to Stowe
she will play for concert this even
ing.
Just received, new lot of brass and
japanned bird cages. G. w. Ayerill q
Co.
Everybody should plan to attend the
u. A. G. VS.. Randolph baseball game at
the trotting park Saturday afternoon.
Herbert Hutchins of Mortified, who
has been visiting in the city for the
past week, left yesterday for home.
Mrs. Lottie Stone OF North Main street
left last night for Barton, where she will
visit relatives and friends for few days.
Mari Perry of Washington street re-
turned last night from Pigeon pond,
Groton, where he has been spending some
time at camp.
Writing desk and good refrigerator
to be sold Saturday at 2 p. M, SO Long
street, with other goods. See ad. 0. H..
Hale, auctioneer.
Arthur Manson of North Main street
left yesterday for Highgate Springs,
where he plans to spend two weeks at
camp while on a vacation.
A. L. Pierce, local manager of the Di-
rect Importing Co., has moved his fam
lily from 1861 Hill street to Al Camp
street, where they will reside.
Baseball fans will have only one game
in the city to attend Saturday afternoon,
that being the B. A. G. VS.. Randolph.
Game starts at o'clock at the Granite
City trotting park.
His Captive" two-reel Rex, featar-
ing Frank Lloyd; "A Man ana His Mon
ey," with Pauline Bush, also Billie
Richie comedy, The Fatal Note" at the
Biiou. ADV.
Joseph Walker. well known st.
Johnsbury granite dealer, and his daugh-
ter, Miss Hazel Walker, are passing a
few days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mcdonald of Hill street.
]. w. Pitts, district manager of the
Direct Importing Co., returned TO his
home in Burlington last night after
spending a short time in the city on
business connected with the Barre store.
Miss Margaret OBrien of Burlington
and Miss Margaret OyBrien of Water
bury, who have been visiting at the home
IF Mrs. Anna Barclay of Park street for
The past week, have returned to their
homes.
Willis Hosmer, superintendent of
chools at Fair Haven, and Miss Hosmer
eft last night for their home after
pending the past three weeks as guests
If Mrs. Hosmer's mother, Mrs. James
Mckenzie OF SO Maple avenue.
Steel girders measuring go feet in
cngth arrived in the city to-day and
we're transported Immediately to the
orner OF Merchant and Main streets,
where the Park Amusement Co. is erect
ng new moving picture and yaude-
lille theatre.
A large number of people gathered at
he Wilbur Parker farm in Worcester
yesterday for the auction sale of Mr..
'arker's real estate and other property.
}. A. Perry of Barre officiated on the
uction block and a number OF other
scal people were in attendance. The
arcel Of realty was purchased by En-
rson Gould OF East Montpelier. Cows
rought Si4; hay sold for sl2.25 at the
arm; and shoats weighing 80 pounds
old for S625 each. Mr.. Parker has pur-
based farm in Moretown and is NOV
" his family and household goods to
hat town.
Negotiations were completed to-day
Dr. the transfer of the Emery Cram
arm in Roxbury. so called, owned by
. NJ. Whitemarsh and II. p. Hall of
nat town. 10 A. Dufrurman of North
onway, n. H., who purchases the prop
-ty for a home and who will move his
lmily from New Hampshire TO Vermont
thin a few days. The farm consists
l75 acres Of timber. pasture and mead
" land. and the deal included the
ops and personal property. 1t is locat-
on the road from Roxbury TO West
rookfeld. The transaction was com
eted by c. A. Clark. the Montpelier I
of the d. A. Perry Real G
state agency Of Barre.