The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-11
TALK OF TIE TOWN

Vaughan Store.
A meeting of the Transfers union vii
be held in painters hall at 1880 tonight
Big sale Zoe and zoe laces all for d
and Zoe yard. Sale begins Saturday a
Vaughan's
w. S. Silloway OF Elmore arrived las
night and is visiting relatives In tn,
city
Mrs. G. A, Knapp of st. Johnsbury i,
visiting Miss Christine Tubbs OF sum
mer street for few days.
Roy Calderwood of st. Johnsbury was
in the city yesterday visiting G. A. Cal
derwood of Wellington street.
Miss Annie Carey OF St. Johnsbury
arrived in the city this morning for a
few days visit with relatives.
M. +. Cave of st. Adams, who has
been visiting in the city for the past
few days, returned home last night.
Frank Leclair returned to Barre this
morning from Essex Junction, where he
has been visiting relatives for week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Blair have returned
from visit of several days with rela e
tives in Plattsburg, n, ", and Burling-
ton.
The Winners class of the First Bap.
| fist church will hold meeting at the
home of Milton Bradley on Camp street
| Friday evening.
Miss Emma Amet Of Quincy Mass. is
visiting at the home OF her sister, Mrs.
| Otto Lewis of 2l7 Washington street,
for few days.
The Altrurans will observe gentle
mems night by holding a red tape birth
day social with Mrs. Edward Glysson of
20 Perry street Friday evening at 1880.
Norman Normandeau of Summer
street left this morning for Burlington,
where he will attend the civil engineers
convention this week. Later Mr.. Nor
mandeau will visit Boston.
]. j. Dashner, real estate agent. has
sold for Norman Blair of Burlington his
place located on Merchant street the
purchaser being John Letourneau of Ber-
lin, who will take possession at once.
The basketball teams representing the
eighth grades OF the Mathewson and the
Lincoln school buildings viii meet at the
Church street gymnasium Saturday aft !
ernoon at o'clock to settle the juvenile |
championship of the city, so the players
assert.
A pleasant social time was enjoyed |
last evening in the parlors of the Con- |
gregational church, when about 60 mem
bers of the Philathea classes of the Bal,-
fist and Congregational churches met to-
gether. A short musical and literary
program was given, after which light re-
froshments were served
Somewhat of a novelty in basketball
viii appear when the girls team from
Spaulding high school will play against
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school of Bethel at the Church street
gymnasium Friday evening. The novel
ty part Of the game is that the girls
will play under boys rules.
The management of the d. c. V. bas-
ketball team Of this city definitely ait
nounced to-day that the game against
the Caledonia Federals, which is really
the Caledonia second team, would be
played at the Church street gymnasium
to might. In the last game, which was
played at Wells River, the ID. c. " team
suffered a bad defeat but were badly
by playing under profess
sional rules. Plying under amateur
rules they feel more confident OF vic
tory.
Manager Clinton #. Millar of the Con.
'olidated Lighting Co. left last night for
Boston, where he will be one OF the
guests at dinner TO be given this even
NC by the General Electric Co. TO its [
employees and patrons in the New Eng ]
and states. Mr.. NGillar was accompen- ]
ed by Fred F.. Milan of l44 Elm street, {
who will make visit OF several days 9
n Boston and outlying cities. A num- {
ser OF the Tenney company's employees I
rom Montpelier and other centers in c
CENTRAL Vermont also plan TO be in at a
endance at the dinner. 9
A yellow canine bearing the earmarks g
Il a thoroughbred has adopted the truck
men who park their carts in Depot 7
quare and pending the efforts OF the
lwner who may read these lines and
Welcome the information therein con. j
aimed, the dog is being entertained by b
'ictor Stacy Apparently the yellow .
ne has contfiyed 10 detach himself from e
is license tag, although a leather collar r
! still in place and may help to estab- 5
sh his identity. The dog killer will be I
Interested IN the case Of the derelict IN q
rs a claimant appears n
Mrs. Fannie Button o. Graniteyille has Z
disposed Of her property in West Tops.
am village 70 ID g. Mckay Of Topsham. z
Who plans to move his family TO his new o
purchase within a few DAYS NegOtis ?
ions for the transfer were contaminated z
through the D. A. Perry Real Estate q
gency Of this city. By the provisions Z
Z the decd Mr. Mckay comes into po-. q
cssion Of Mrs. Buttons village resi- y
ence. comprising four acres 81 hand. one i
I the best appointed dwellinghouses m
hat locality and outhuildings. II may
= recalled that Mr.. Mckay recently
urchased the Button blacksmith bus y
hess IN West Topsham. With his n
iovsl 10 the village be plans 20 devote
y whole time 70 the smIthy and wheel
ght shop connected. :,
Kenneth McAulav. 4 Caledonia county q
oodsman. picked be way through the "a
npenetrable forests and over the swol q
= rivers between nauyiua and Barre n
asterday only 90 tall into the clutches 7
The law late in TEE afternoon Raj q
sted by q quantity II vet eo0is for d'
hl.n he had harterel during = pause Il r.
4 eross-couutry lope az the capital ~
Z Aulav was ready for official assist aI
lee Nheu officer John NJ Diueen took 81
m - tow This morning the respond.
Z pleaded guilty a first oHense when ~
70 iRBed before Magistrate H vs. Scott fr
"a paid q S. fne With costs of s41o
81 quart as alcohol 4 Qmart " ne ~
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