The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

II night at s o'clock in ]. O. O. f. hall,
II We will sell second.growth chair WOO,
II and bobbin wood at $3.50 load. Mors
II & jackson.
Il Frank LccIair OF Nvrth Main stree
H is passing few days with relatives II
II Essex Junction
II j. X. Ball and A. Robertson returned
H to Barre last evening after spending
several days visiting in Websterville.
w. d. Glidden and Duncan Mcmillan
are among the Barre fishermen who ar
in camp on the Alburg shore Of Lake
i Champain this week.
| Clerks, Take Notice! Business of i'm
portancc at regular meeting to be held
tonight at 1880. Be sure and be pres
emit
Hooker & Co. are exhibiting at their
store number of photographs taken of
the cast which presented "The Private
Tutor" at the seminary several weeks
ago.
Miss Caroline w. Swift, superintend-
ent of the Barre City hospital, returned
this morning from Rutland, where she
attended gathering OF Vermont nurses
yesterday.
Mrs. Irving Whitehead of Portland,
Ore, arrived in the city this morning
for stay of several weeks at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stillman d.
Allen, of Franklin street.
| Ten acres of extra good tillage, a few
minutes walk from postoffice, to rent
for one or five years. One can make a
good living from this piece of land In
| quire of the d. A. Perry Real Estate
agency.
J. Pethwck who has been employed
as foreman on the new union station
which w. S. Swallow Co. are building
in Burlington, returned to Barre last
night and resumed work at the new Ho.
tel Barre on Washington street.
Last Sunday Is members OF the In
tercity Motorcycle club took one of the
first trips of the season when they made
a trip to Burlington. They found tie
roads in fair condition After lunch
in that city they made the return trip
to this city before dark.
Friday evening at s o'clock, the |. O.
o. L., NJ. T., will hold social in X.
of c. hall. The members of Green
Mountain lodge. l. o. 0. F., NJ. L., with |
their wives or lady friends, are cordially |
invited to attend
Letters received here from George b. |
Milne, who with Mrs. Milne and son.
Edmund, is spending several months in
Colorado, tell of the steady progress he
is making toward the recovery of his
health. The family is much pleased with
Denver.
Private sale of all my household goods
at Hotel Northern, North Main street,
Barre. my home. Sale begins at once,
May II. at 9 o'clock a. m. am going
West to remain with my daughter. See
adj elsewhere. Mrs. Stella Lawrence;
o. II. Hale, manager.
Plino Carandieri of Waterbury left
the city to-day for New York, whence
he will sail Saturday on the Italian liner,
Duca D'Aosto. for Genoa. going from
that city to his former home in north
ern Italy for stay of several months
Mr.. Carandicri booked his passage at the
Marion agency in this ,ity and when
shown a list of ssilings on several diff.
ferent lines he admitted a preference
for booking on ship flying neutral
lag.
The George Lawson farm in Wood ,
bury, owned by Martin Nelson. was |
ieeded yesterday to George Hogge and {
Philip Currier of Graniteville. This well
lnown farm Of about 200 acres on the I
hore of Nelson pond was bought for a :
ZONE and investment by Messrs. Hogge {
ind Currier. II is very valuable piece =
# property. The sale was negotiated I
through the Vermont Real Estate, In \
uranee & Investment Co. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Wilder of rs :
Mount Vernon place left the city this a
morning on a trip to the Pacific coast g
nd will not return TO Vermont until I
ear the end Of the summer. They will y
.isit az Mr.. Wilder's former home in A
Jos Gatos and also expect 10 attend o
he expositions at San Francisco and +
AN Diego. Mr.. Wilder who is foreman p
4 the Consolidated Lighting Cos. line
rev in Barre. has been granted a leave 1
( absence from his duties and his place r,
rill b. filled by Lester Moorcroft OF
outh Main street. Il
Guy Nitsgliano. a travelling salesman ii
Or the l.. G. Fisher Co. Of Boston. who a
received painful injuries in an auto nc .,
dent near Middlebury 10 DAYS ago. was =,
BILE TO return to this city yesterday
fr. Nitagliano is spending several DAYS !,
{ the home Of Angelo Marchetti on :,
hurch street. He is able to be down. :.
,wn with the aid Of crutcbes. although
be injuries he received do not cause him y
iuch discomfort at this time. He In :,
,nds 10 resume bis duties with the Fish -
! company next week. g
Eleven men on the Spaulding high =
.hool baseball team left this morning .a
r It. Johnsbury. where they line NJ y
yainst the academy team there tlis =
'ternoon. kidder has been chosen b. ~
art the game with his pitching and 80
1ung starr will DO the catching. The :"
hers Who went with the team are ~ he
lows Captain Gordon. Smith. Sector. IA
ookpr. Oliver. Tomasi. levin. 1oln
an. Riccisrelli and Coach ARnew. The
IN vas made By automobile.
Richard Harvey. who tells long stories 4
hig log drivrs in THE Canadian North -
pods. made his eighth bow in munici
. cuurt this morning. bic appearance n.
ing due a. IN arrest phieh Officer John
llineen made on Merchant strest last
rn Before Acting Judge a. A. Saf
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