The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Careful driver. Phone 100. cutter bro
II To-day the last day of the auction sal
II at Hotel Northern. o. II. Hale, aut
H tioneer.
A regular meeting of the l.. A., A. {
H., in X. of G. hall Wednesday evenn
at o'clock. Juveniles at o'clock.
BE sure and secure your tickets 10
yourself and lady for the opening ban
quet at Hotel Barre Thursday evening
On sale at browns.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hall of Boston
who have been making visit with Mrs
John Mcdonald of Liberty street, lef
last night for their homes.
The regular meeting Of the G. i. U
of Barre and vicinity will be held il
carpenters hall, Nichols block, Friday
evening, June rs, at 1880. S. l.. Cardi
sec.
/ Miss Henrietta Hayes of Burlington
twbo has been making a short visit with
Miss Hattie Lander of l6 South Mair
street, returned this morning to hel
home.
Robert Murphy of Graniteville, who
has been making short visit with rela'
tives in Montreal, returned to this city
to-day and will later go to his home in
the quarry district.
| Forrest Batchelder of Hill street, who
has been taking weeks vacation from
| his duties as clerk in the Red Cross
pharmacy while visiting in Brandon, re-
turned to work yesterday morning.
Desirable cottage houses; tenement
houses; modern conveniences, centrally
located in this city. Inquire of the YER
mont Real Estate & Insurance Co., b
jackson block.
Gordon Derby, who is employed in the
Cutler livery stable on Washington
street, left this morning for his home
in Rochester, where he will visit his
parents while taking two weeks vaca-
ton.
The Glenugie club will hold its annual
picnic at Caledonia park on Saturday,
June 20. A special car will leave the
city park at l:l5. Every member of the
club is requested to attend the picnic.
Per order committee.
Miss Merle Culbertson, who has been
attending Goddard seminary and who
has been the guest of Mrs. Mary Gull
bertson OF Prospect street since the clos
ing of the school, left this morning for
Milford, N. H., where she will visit
relatives for few days.
My farm is all stocked and will bring
an income from the start; Is cows,
horse, young stock and 100 hens; sugar
orchard and all equipment Buildings
in good shape. This place is located in
the best farming district in Vermont.
Inquire of Vermont Real Estate & In
suranee Co., Jackson block.
Remember the old Cutler Corner picnic
Saturday of this week, June 20, Come
as early as possible. The president has
arranged to have the business meeting
before the dinner hour. II is hoped not |
one will be left out this year, from the |
oldest to the great grandchldre All |
and friends at Dewey park Sat. |
urday, June 20.
Twenty-Five couples. including mem
bers of the Italian Pleasure club and |
invited guests, motored last evening to
the Morrison farm, where n dance and |
supper was enjoyed in newly finished |
pieces furnished music for the dancing,
which continued until midnight During
a supper of sandwiches,
axe, waters, ice cream and punch was
'eryed.
Notice, Barre Woman's Club--Mr r.
}. Mcdonnell, treasurer of the Barre
club, will be at Mrs. Shepard's
store Friday afternoon, june
=, from 2:30 until 6 o'clock, TO receive
Iues. This will be the last opportunity
o pay dues at the above store before
he first meeting in July. Art. of the
constitution reads: "lf any member,
fter suitable notification, fails to pay
Ter annual dues by the regular July
Meeting, she shall forfeit her member
hip
George W. Mann has drawn up a peti.
ion, which he intends 60 circulate for ,
he purpose Of getting 500 signers TO |
omplain against the alleged unsanitary ,
Of the sewer emptying into the /
liver near Sixth street. Mr.. Mann I
laims that The conditions there arc in .
olcrable and that he will carry his pro-
rst 10 the state board Of health. He :
xpects 10 obtain the 500 signatures
'ithout much delay, and, having for.
.arded Il 60 the state board Of health I
p believes that the nuisance viii be {
bated. q
Evidence in the civil case n Walker q
,alker, local architects and civil engi. \
GERS. against Doucette Bros. II Mont
elier. granite manufacturers. was heard
fore Magistrate n. ". Scott in city !,
Jurt Tuesday afternoon, J. w Carver /.
ppcaring Tor the plaintiffs and II. O. a.
hurtlen of the capital representing the !.
sfendsnts. several witnesses were ~. :
mined. and after the arguments had 4
.en made. the court announced that
.dgment would be- Withheld for q few
ivs pending a review ri the evidence. ?
~ was entered for the recovery ~ q
I'm n money alleged q h. owing The Y
sintifs for sreyices rendered. a con- b
uuancc having been granted a. -dsy. the u
go IF George ". Mann -. D. Rafns uill n
beard IN cfy cnurt Friday forenoon. 81
b. pls fntiH Who is represented ~ WI VI
IN Wishart. is suing Scr the recaffrs M
rent money uhirh ~ ALLEGES is due s.
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