The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

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II Showing of blankets at Knights,
II For the real, old German frankfurtel
II try the Baltimore Cafe. The allies can
touch it.ady.
II Miss Hazel Freer of st. Johnsbury i
H visiting Miss Mary Mccarthy OF sum
II mer street for few days.
II Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Whitcomb hay'
II left Barre for Jacksonville, Fla, wher'
II they will spend the winter.
II Daily increase. of crockery orders re
H ceived is proof that prices are appreciat
II ed. q. N. Kenyon, AZ Merchant street
II Miss Bertha l. Cross returned to hel
H home in Williamstown Saturday, after
H passing few days with friends in the
\ city.
/ Seat sale for Honeymoon Lane" opens
4 at browns Tuesday for both perform
ances at the opera house, Thursday and
H Friday. See adv.-ady.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Rumney OF Brook
\ field were in the city yesterday on their
way home from Richmond, where they
have been visiting for few days.
II Do not delay in placing your order for
! Victor records, as you know it is some
times necessary to send away for the
ones you happen to want. Bailey's Music
| Rooms, Ia Elm street.--ary.
| Miss Gertrude Mackie of Maple Grove
street resumed work to-day in the Office
Of Judge Il. NJ. Harvey Of Montpelier,
after an absence of several weeks oeca-
stoned by an attack of typhoid.
John McGrady and Nelson B0ileau
left to-day for Groton, where they will
be employed on a Numbering job during
the winter. They took with them three
horses belonging to II. G. Leonard.
George r. Ford of Boston, publisher
of Granite, Marble & Brenze, and William
NJ. Adrian, prominent Quincy. Mass,
business man, who arrived in the city
this morning for stay of several days in
the Barre granite belt, are registered at
Hotel Barre.
Among the visitors in the city through
the week end We're; Miss NJ. s. Putnam
of Springfield, Mass, r. G.. Bradley of
! Gloucester. Mass, Potter Perrin Of Bur
lington, Mr.. and Mrs. i. A. Wisell Of
Port Henry, N. Y, w. II. Schuter OF
Hamilton, n. Y, and Frank Mason OF
Island Pond.
Two solid rubber tire shoes for the
rear wheels of the auto fire truck arrived
in the city from Boston Sunday morn
ing at o'clock and were Immediately ad- /
iusted to the wheels. Depite minor |
accident which occurred while the truck |
was proceeding to the Newton street
fire Saturday morning, the truck was
not out of commission at any time /
during the day. Soon after it had been
equipped with new shoes there came a
call for a chimney fire on west Hill and
the truck was soon speeding up Pros
pect street.
Barre friends of Philip j. Halyosa, a
former resident of Barre and now OF
the Boston American staff, viii regret TO
hear Of his serious illness, as announced
in the following from the Boston news
column in The Editor and Publishers 4
"Philip j. Halyosa, city hall man for the H
American, is dangerously i'll with pneu
monia, Mr.. Iialyosa's place at the hall
is being taken by Clifton Loring, OF
the city staff of the American. Mr..
Loring is remembered as the man who
was once Democratic candidate for
lieutenant governor on the Democratic
ticket"
A barber shop argument this morning
between Angus A. Smith and DIR. V. c.
Goodrich. which involved several techni-
cal questions Of an international charae- ,
ter eliminated in visit to the Law Office /
Of $. Hollister jackson. where the at :
torney was delegated with the powers OF
A referee. On the contention that Brit d
ish born American citizens. should they 4,
find their way back 10 British soil, are X
not liable TO military service under the
Gag of Great Britain, Dr. Goodrich was I
declared the winner and upon MIR. Smith \
levolyed the pleasant duty of making a
small force Of BARRIERS and supernumer- z
lries happy for tie rest OF the day with
, handful Of Massasoits.
A chimney fire at the Bassett farm on
vest hill, owned by Mail Carrier Dean
lassett was discovered at noon Sunday
md a telephone cali "a the fire station
brought the auto truck and regulars up
Prospect street 10 the scene OF the ont
,reak. IL was one 81 the most stubborn \
Tres Of its kind that The department \
ias COPIED with in some time. Smoke
Illed every room In the house and people
sho passed the premises were led 20
,clieye that the house was ablaze. A
'rompt work on the part OF the frcmen
pufned the fire 60 the chimney, although n
eyeral times that conductor Of smoke
nd heat became 80 hot that partition II
lazes were imminent. All told. the reg. ]
lars spent the better part Of tao hours
n the hili and a man vas lett a. the
0use 20 guard against a further out
reak. Apart from minor damage done
y smoke the lOss We trivial
Notaries 81 Suadah temple Ne l41. n
IRA matte Order ~ knights ~ hhoras. II
m. are IN receipt Of invitations q tie
nnual meeting al the temple, which
ill b. held IN the knights of pythias 4
hll in this city on the evening 81 Thurs
~. Dee. l6. 81 O'Clock. There ui1
p an election oi oliieers and tie tenn
le's business FOR the year wiil - COM
leted lnasmuch as most of the time
iil - given over wholly g. business. tire
altering Ut the knights viii NOT D.
.arked hy auY ceremonial a shurt
.usieal program Ell b. rendered after 4
" iasinrss meeting and refreshments
in - served See p E Austin states
.at plans are ieinn made fof tie aceom-
udatiun 81 100 mrmters 90 tts husi-
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