The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-22
TALK OF THE TOWN
"kayser's' gloves at Fits.
Wayne Knit hosiery at Fits.


Wayne Knit hosiery at Fits.
Francis Smith left Barre this morn
j. ing for Springfield, Mass, where he vii
make weeks visit with relatives.
The Barre & Chelsea railroad has re
r duced its working force to half time un
til conditions in transportation circles i'm
prove. Freight trains are run over tht
, quarry road nearly every day and the
weekly passenger service remains but
: very little granite is being moved, either
over the quarry line or in the local yards
Signs forbidding expectoration on the
sidewalks or in public buildings may b.
had on application at police headquar.
tiers. Since the first OF the week large
number Of warnings have been posted
around the city, but for the benefit OF
property owners who would like to post
their premises limited number have
been left at the station.
! Rev. j. II. Winslow. who was called to
/ Barre by the death of his brother-in law.
A. A. Northrop, OF Merchant street, has
returned to his home in Whiteield, n
! H.. after visiting Mrs Northrop. Mrs.
| Ella Arlin OF Lynn, Mass, and Mrs.
Frank Dings and Mr. and Mrs. G. n.
! Northrop of South Royalton. who were
also summoned to Barre by Mr.. North
rop's death, have returned to their re.
spective homes.
Musicians in this vicinity will he in
terested to learn that Charles Moore. OK.
pert trap drummer formerly with the
Togus Soldiers band and several we'll
known orchestras, has taken up this
residence in Montpelier. He will play
with the Montpelier hand orchestra and
will probably make his first appearance
with the orchestra in Rowland hall, this
city. Saturday evening.
A deed was registered to-day record
ing the sale of the so-called Dodge prop.
erty, located one mile from the main
road between Barre and Montpelier TO
Earl Knapp Of Montpelier who plans to
occupy the farm at once The land com.
prises some 6sacres and the price named
in the deed is $500. Ii was on this
tract, owned until the present deal was
consnmmated by Clarence A. Dodge and |
Harvey Dodge, that farmhouse burned |
a short time ago. Mr.. Knapp will en-
ploy gang of carpenters from this city |
to 20 to the farm and erect q modern |
cottage dwelling. which he win occupy /
Immediately on its completion. The sale /
was made through the Barre Office Of the |
ID. A. Ferry Real Estate agency
Officers elected BY Granite chapter. No. /
20, r. 4. NJ, at the annual meeting
Tuesday evening are 10 be- installed az
the first regular meeting in Nav Re
ports from the various officers Indicated
that the chapter Il turning from a ne.
riod Of unusual prosperity in 1914 20 a
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progress. The following officers are 10 h.,
installed; D. II. e.. Wilbur u. Mower:
king, Gordon Watson; scribe. Arthur y.
Young; treasurer. thauncey NJ Wiley,
secretary, William D.. Cato; captain of
The host. Charles g. Scott: =. :. George
z. stewart; r. A. G.. Henry W. knight: I
". Of third v. Frank =. Robinson: NJ. /,
IF second v, William n. Westcott: NJ. ID
1f first v. Alexander Rae; chaplain L
John G. NHlie; stewards. John y Sowles Z
lanes Y. Mckenzie. An informal smok Z
= and social hour followed the election
4 ohicefs. Il
A return soccer football game between
he North and the south Ends was Z
layed on the Berlin street grounds YES. :
cfday afternoon before = large farm n
mt. After goailess first half. the b
.outh Finders ran ont tire winner. bv T.
pur gnais 20 oHe. OLIVER made the fret 10
hfee goals for ~. South End. then q. II
'ndersan scored fer tie North End. ] ~
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