The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

adjustable couch hammocks expected U
morrow at Rockers.
II Mrs. Milo Magoon of Topsham is vsi
II ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Huber
II Tacy of Beckley hill,
III One lot of summer dresses--were $3.f
III and "a. Your choice for 1915 and $2.2
II Paris Shirtwaist House.
II Miss Minnie F. Huntington of Bosto
II y visiting her sisters, Mrs. Lyman 4
II Taft and Mrs. b. B. Jackson.
II Provided there is band concert a
II the park this evening ice cream will b
H sold on the Baptist church lawn.
II Lawrence Wilcox of Brookfield arrive
H in the city this morning and will visi
H with relatives and friends for a few days
H Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Laws and thei
guest, Miss +. Friar of Boston, returned
this morning from an auto trip to Mont
H real.
Queen of Forest circle will hold its an
nual picnic at Dewey park Thursday
| July Is. Members and friends are asked
to take the AS car.
The annual A. O. H. picnic will b.
held at Dewey park Saturday, July II
There will be dancing and prize contests
throughout the afternoon.
We will allow you 25c dozen for
fresh eggs in exchange for goods Re-
member our prices are as low as any firm
and for quality we always seek the best.
Eastman Bros.
William Rivet of Liberty street, an
engineer on the Montpelier & Wells Riv-
er railroad, went yesterday to Burling-
ton, where he entered the Mary Fletcher
hospital to undergo treatment for a few
days.
Miss Lenina Rivet of Middlebury, who
has been visiting at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. John MeHugo OF Liberty street,
for the past two weeks, returned home
to-day, being called there by the serious
illness of relative.
Mrs. Harriet Mutually and daughter,
who have been visiting friends in the
city for several days, left this morning
for Stowe, where they are to pass the
remainder of the week, leaving after
ward for their home in Rochester, n. II.
The heavy thunder storm OF last night
did not leave without doing considerable
damage to the telephone system 10 out
lying districts. At Trow hill and East
Barre the damage was the worst and
to-day employees at the office are busy
repairing the damages.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lager of North Main
street, who is taking a two weeks vaca.
tion from her duties in the Office of the |
d. A. Perry Real Estate agency leaves |
tomorrow morning for Woodbury. pond, |
where she will remain in camp with her
sister, Miss Annice MeGue, who is tax
L. Al
Perry Auto CO., and their niece, Miss
Mildred McGue.
Raymond Tierney Of as South Main
street, who recently completed his du.
ties as manager of the Vermont Real
Estate & Insurance Co. in this city and
who for long time was connected with
the Smith & Dashner real estate. Office.
is 10 continue in the same line of bus
mess for himself As soon as possible
he will open an Office in this city and
will give his attention TO listing and
selling property.
Bernice Wilkins OF Montpelier has
brought $4,000 suit against Joseph job.
y Of Barre, alleging that the defendant
vas driving his automobile while intoxi.
iated, the plaintiff being a passenger in
he machine Of John Anderson aud the
ollision between the cars taking place
N the Montpelier road on the evening of
une /. Growing out of the same col. c
ision Anderson sued John and John
ued Anderson. The appeals of John Q
nd Leander Bertrand, a passenger with
obin, are before county court, they hav- :
ng been convicted Of intoxication.
A fine Of So with costs attached is
iaiting TO be paid by A. c. Dickey. an
asst Barre autoist and justice OF the
eace, who was held up BY Officer John
. Murley one evening recently on the r
legation that he -piloted his car through e
he streets without any license plates
iereon. Mr.. Dickey was interviewed
ross the Prospect street bridge. after he .
nd passed the police station. According
the authorities, Mr.. Dickey had been
ainting his car and appeared % have I
'rgotten about attaching the license !"
stes. He is said to have expressed a :
illingness to paw the moderate assess .,
ent made in cases Of the kind. Il
A realty deal involving 5000 has been
mpleted by the d. A. Perry Real Estate b.
-ency Of Barre, as a result Of which
BY Bros. Of 81. Johnsbury come into
secession Of the farm in Hardwick b.
med by !. w Hill The place i 10. Fl
ted one mile from the village and i
u 60 have one Of the most valuable iis
nber tracts in the state. Timber ar.
egating more than ll000n00.O00 feet i
b. developed BY Roy Bros.. who will on
gin operations az once. having taken
sscssion several DAYS ago. The deal y.
iluded the land. consisting o. 100 acres =,
2 stock and the tools. negotiations ,
the transfer were conducted bv q. ! "a
rkins, the sgenef's Hardwick repre. ~
ltative. Mr. Hills plans for The fu- -
70 are not announced. IN
Registered stock az the farm owned bv N
q. Rogers on the outskirts Of Wash. u
ton brought fancy prices 81 q public
p Yesterday and attracted 20 the nuc.
n biock q number 81 buyers from
" York state. Meirose. Mass, Water
ri, Greensboro ard towns uearer 81
ring the lunch hour 81 noon nearly %
pie we're nihhliun II the cheese ana
ckers provided ~ ths pruuriet1r
h a. Perry ~ this cts bad charge of
sale and nlnst 1T the registered stotk
% d oat -of The sfate seuHie Rez.s
"a cuus brought from slsT a. $3.50
rss Of fsnrF strain Wrought sIg1 aua
q 9rnss uews sid for 80 su8 slZs1
tse grad calves. % Ynnnfhs "a. we're
clrei doun 81 SO eseh. Farming ifn-
'Bsuts. wagons. etc. brought good
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