The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

Lamorey's $50 suits for $l4o5.
Sale gloves and neckwear at Naughan's
Caramel ice cream at Cummings 4
Lewis.
Twenty-Five dollar suits for $ls.65, at
Lamorey's.
Munsing union suits from the Nc
! Whorter Co.
A cooling shave in a sanitary environ
ment at Ross Depot square barber shop.
Another lot of those popular Sl075
adjustable couch hammocks expected to.
morrow at Hooker's.
Hot doughnuts, fried while you wait,
at the food sale Saturday, Presbyterian
church; also plenty of baked beans.
The annual A. o. H. picnic will be
held at Dewey park Saturday, July IL.
There will be dancing and prize contests
throughout the afternoon
Miss Bernice Cross and Miss Evelyn
Cross and Miss Bessie Jones of North
field returned home last night after Wis
iting friends in the city for a short time.
G. II. Hutchins of Fast Barre was
visitor in the city yesterday on his way
home from Winona, N. H., where he at
tended the funeral of John Mcintyre, a
former resident here.
Mrs. Anthony Gasparello and two
daughters of Merchant street returned
last evening from visit of fortnight
with relatives in Boston, Quincy, Mass,
and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. E. Beattie of Enosburg
Falls, who have been visiting at the
home of William Wescott of 90 Nelson
street, have returned homec Harold Yves
colt returned with them and will make
short visit there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Houghton of
Elm street returned last evening from a
weeks motor trip through New Hamp |
shire and Maine to Old Orchard Beach, |
where they made few days visit with |
friends. Tomorrow Mr.. Houghton and |
James r. Mackay will go to Highgate |
Springs for an outing on Missisquoi bay.
Joe Ridlon, star infelder whose work |
with the varsity team at the University |
Of Vermont last spring was watched with
interest by many baseball fans, arrived
in the city this morning from York |
f the season with the Barre A.'C. I'm
Ill recently Mr.. Ridlon was connected
with the York Beach team.
Not every Ford was raised to be a tit
ley. A man who conceiyably might have
been a commercial salesman, raced half
he length OF the, business section on
North Main street this morning, hailed
he driver of small touring car. and
lad started to load his luggage in the
ear seat when the pilot cooIly assured
lin that he was not in the transporta-
ion business. l.
A number of buyers from this city ac-
ompanied ID. A. Perry to Graniteville |
to attend the auction sale OF
he Gilbert property in the upper vii +,
age. store building brought $3.50 /
nd dwelling occupied by the Gilbert
amily was knocked down for $4,000 |
he owners name viii be announced lat c
r. Store fixtures, stock and miscellane. a
us articles brought good prices. The '
ale completed the disposal of property 4
ffered to the public after the Gilbert (
petition was filed several i
lonths ago. This afternoon Auctioneer v
cry went TO Montpelier, where he con- v
ucted a sale of household furnishings at t
81 Barre street. The property was Of {
,red at auction to close an estate. o
Cutters from Jones Bros plant in the /
orth end carried their kits to the Barre G
lilroad yard yesterday afternoon and a
orked until the whistle sounded on d
one which arrived from the quarries in a
lie morning. The stock is to be used as v
base for monumental job which Jones q
ros. are cutting and its unusual dmen. n
ons gave rise TO some doubt in the y
inds of the trainmen as to whether il q
ould make the north end plant in "the b
ear" as the railroad men say. The C
one was to measure II feet and eight d
ches in width, a dimension which would IN
II have permitted the car to pass by m
70 telephone poles which flank the rail u
ad track near the Smith, Whitcomb & CO
'ok plant. Stonecutters having whit
ID away enough of the granite to per.
il It's through transportation, the big
one was moved TO Jones Bros. this
renoon. q