The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-26
TALK OF THE TOWN


night.
You should see those waists for $l.li
at Perrys.
Special, new spring coats, at thu
Vaughan Store.
see what our ad. says about Saturday
sale at Vaughan's.
An attractive house dress for SLID NJ
Perry's on Saturday
Titles new maple syrup, Sl.2o pen
gallon, Doc per half gallon, at Smith =
Cummings Co.
The NJ. Il. choir will meet for rehears,
al Saturday night at o'clock. A fuiI
attendance is requested.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Rossi Of Waterbury
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bianchi OF
Summer street for few days.
| Last week of our cleanup sale on odd
sizes in high shoes. Values you cannot
afford 10 lose. Tilden Shoe Co.
Mrs. Nina Lewis of IL Cottage street
left this morning for Montreal, where
she will visit relatives for lew days.
Ten-cent box of peanut taffy free to
every child making 25c purchase at our
store Saturday and Sunday. RusselPs,
the Red Cross Pharmacy.
Mrs. William Lamb, who has been Wis
iting relatives in the city and vicinity
for the last two weeks, returned to her
home in Brattleboro this morning.
Mrs. Thomas II. Wagner OF Bangor
Me-, arrived yesterday from Burlington
for short visit with her husband, Who
is employed as district manager OF the
Metropolitan Insurance Co.
At the home Of Miss Irene Grady Mt 80
Merchant street a number of young peo-
pie gathered last night for social even
ing. Cards in the form of 500 were
played, the first prize going to Edward
Loranger and the second to Miss Angelo
Tierney. Refreshments of sandwiches
cake and cocoa were served. musical
program was also rendered.
At the armory hall in Montpelier to
night Spaulding high school plays Hard
wick academy in basketball for the
championship of the state. Spaulding
and Hardwick have lost three games each
and each team has lost to the other.
Spaulding has been put through hard
practice during the week by Coach Ag-
new and hard contested game is expect
ed. special car. leaving City square at
Gas, has been arranged and an exceed
Smith and Tomasi viii appear in the
forward position. oliver and Hooker in
the guard positions. and Carroll will
Jump at center. Sector, Nichols and
Parker will probably be taken as substi.
tutes.
Some Of the preliminary cleanup
measures necessary before the new Barre
hotel on Washington street is ready for
occupancy early in the summer were
started yesterday, when the work Of RI
moving equipment used in the earlier
stages OF building operations was con-
menced. Two small offices erected last
summer have been taken down along
with the building which housed the steam
engine used in operating the temporary
elevator. Two poles in front of the
building have been relieved of wires and
together with the stump of a giant elm
tree lowered TO the ground last autumn,
they viii be taken out OF the way at
once. The new elevator, which aseends
to the roof on the east side of the build
ing. was tested yesterday by members of
the building committee.
About 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon
pedestrians walking along North Main
street had somewhat Of scare when a
horse belonging TO c. A. Heath came
dashing out Of the alley that leads to his
store in back Of the old city building
The horse was dragging an express wag
on which contained number OF rolls os
wall paper. He went directly across the
road and came within two inches of the
plate glass window in the Reynolds store.
Here the wagon turned turtle, and wall
paper and other articles were strewn
about the street. The horse Immediately |
turned and went across the road again.
this time barely escaping the window Of
the five and ten cent store. Here some /
one on the street was able to stop him /
and others righted the wagon. Some of /
the harness was broken, as well as parts
Df the wagon, but beyond that and a rev
damaged rolls Of paper, nothing serious
resulted.
Announcement has been made 81 the
purchase BY Mark r. Cutler Of q Jefer-
son street Of one-half interest in the "a
age and automobile business Of bis ia
her. III. n. Cutler. The change becomes
Elective at once and hereafter the bus
ness viii be- conducted under the name
u n. =. Cutler a Son. The younger Mr..
Cutler will divide his time between the
sales department and the garage on
North Main street, although he intends
10 devote a major part Of his attention
70 demonstration. The company Is 10
handle the Overland. Maxwell and JET
ries cars this season and orders for
lumber Of automobiles have already been
received. The partnership includes the
.ales department a. well a. the repair
lusiness. Since his graduation from
,paulding high school. In the spring Of
al0. Mr.. Cutler has been in bis fathers
.mploy and has gained a thorough, ,.rsr
and knowledge 81 the automobile bus
ness. he il q graduate 81 the y. n. g.
1. Auto school IN Boston, where he r.
nained for a wear. and in the winter I'll
eis BE- passed three months With u. W. II
md NJ. "a. Jones IN the tire service de
lartmeut 81 the Willard storurr Battery
Adv.
Taenty Eve members Of the Rnrre
.oif club ard the Montpelier Country
iuh. composed largely Of tie tUo teams
Ilieh competed IN the three game tour
.afneHt fof ths intsrcity championship -
pa. came tnrether in this city last
rfnina for tie cofupl imentarT banquet
endered by fhe Barre golfers - thgir
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