The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

Kenyon's auto bus for Mortified fair
See Abbott's $l.00 school dress values
Read Shea's shoe ad. 1t has mes.
sage for mothers having school children
ADV
Ladies' silk hose 25c and SOC at the
Vaughan Store.
The Italian mission will reopen at the
North Barre Methodist chapel Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. A full attendance
is desired
The choir boys Of the Church of the
Good Shepherd viii hold rehearsal at
the church tonight at $3.50.
For Sale-A bicycle in first-class condi-
ton. New tires, nice headlight and bag
gage rack. Utley McWhorter.
| Walter Wood of Dorchester, Mass, ar
rived in the city this morning for visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Laws
of Wellington street.
Mrs. Joseph Cardni, who has been Wis
| iting relatives in Barre and Montpelier
since the early part of August, left this
forenoon for her home In Norwalk Conn.
Mrs. Pasquale MONT of Smith street,
who underwent an operation for appen-
diticis at the City hospital Wednesday,
continues to make steady progress to-
ward recovery.
Well, it is our guess that the Drown
Pharmacy serves the best lemon cream
sherbet in town. A trial, with malo
cream and crushed cherries-Aand the
empty dish tells the story.-Adv.
Kenyon's auto bus will run to North
field fair twice daily, leaving at 0 a. m.
and 1880 p. M. Individuals or parties
desiring TO go may reserve accommoda-
tions. Fare, Csc one way, 1925 round
trip.
j. ]. Dashner, real estate agent, has
sold for p. NJ. Beckley of Barre Town |
his large farm, with crops, stock and |
tools. The purchaser is Thomas Brown |
of this city. Consideration was $1,000. |
Mr.. Brown has invested for home and |
business for himself and family and will |
take possession at once.
Arrangements for the morning celebra-
tion of the soccer football clubs in Barre
Labor day are practically completed and |
the indications are that the Berlin street |
park viii be a popular spot for sport
lovers. A soccer match between the
Rangers and the Bonaccords is 70 be pre-
ceded by program Of running matches.
Charles Halves returned recently from
Cabot, where he was called by the illness
and death of his father. William HAYES,
4 former resident OF this city, whose ia.
neral was held Monday Mr.. HAYES was
born in Wolcott in 1882 and at the age
II 20 he married Della {. Jones of Wa.
terbury. He was carpenter by trade
md came TO Barre 10 reside in 1854, fol.
owing his trade in this vicinity tor some
years. In 1904 he moved TO Cabot and
COX up his residence with his son, Cir
lon J. Halves. The deceased leaves his
wife and two sons.
Raymond Mcleod Of 81. Adams. who ,
ias been acting as ticket agent al the
jentral Vermont station here for the {
'ast month, was notified to-day Of his {
transfer from Barre 10 Boil {
on. where he viii represent the railroad G
ompany as It's station agent. Bolton Is !
ne of the heavy shipping points among 7
he smaller stations along the main line, {
wing TO the influx Of lumber and pro. i
uce consignments from the surrounding 4
erritory and the duties Of an agent are \
herefore very exacting. Miss Lillian {
iobcrts, who has been passing several r
'eeks IN Canada, Belfast. Me-. and at In
er former home in Ninal Haven. Ne u
,ill resume her duties ss ticket agent n
ionday. Is