The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-24
TALK OF THE TOWN


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For Sale Saddle horse to be sold cheal
at once. Write to IN. f, g." care Times
Wanted, 70 seeond hand ranges to ex
change for new Andes ranges. Il. A
Prindle, Depot square
Boys and girls should read the Boarc
of Trade ad now appearing, in regard
to winning ten dollars in gold.-adv
Call l52W for furniture moving and
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason
able rates. Vermont Trucking & Sales Co
j. A, Greenwood of Chester is regis
tered at Hotel Barre while passing sew
eral days in Barre and vicinity on bus
mess.
Bring or send in your coupons for Il
large 5xS American flag Only 9s cents.
Fast colors, sewed stripes. Get them at
The Times office.
Forts II. Abbott, Washington county
agricultural agent, went to Mortified
to-day to take charge of demonstration
at the farm Of b. A. Denny.
The auction sale of groceries at SIT
North Main street will continue at and
each day until all is closed out. B. p.
Shadroui, owner; o. H. Hale, auctionecr.
X regular business meeting OF Central
Labor union of Barre and vicinity will be
held Friday evening, May 81, at 1880 in
Nichols block Angus Mcdonald, secrc-
tary.
John Lane of Williamstown was Wis
itor in the city this morning while on
hrs IN ha mil
pass several days in the home of his
brother, g. G. Lane.
Charles Mason has gone to Jackson
Mich, where he has secured employment.
He will be joined early next week by
Mrs. Mason, who plans to leave the
city for Jackson Friday, visiting friends
en- route.
The finest selection of the Liberty Gage
hats, both dress and sport, outside the
large cities. These hats are all the rage.
If you see them you'll want one. Come
and see them at Mrs. w. F. Shepard's, |
Rowland block
George A. Lucia is erecting bungalow |
on lot at q Nelson street which he
purchased last year Work on the super.
structure is progressing rapidly and the |
dwelling viii be ready for occupancy
within few weeks.
Many out of town members OF Barre
lodge, n. E. o. r., as well as members of
other lodges in this district are expected
to attend to.night's meeting. 1t is hoped
that all resident members will be present.
Banquet at close of meeting.
Notice to /. G.. G. members: Flower
and confetti dance will be held at How
land hall Thursday, May 25, to be the
best dance sof the year. Members not
having tickets as yet can secure same at
the door. Per committee.--adv II
Special prices on all spring stock. As
am closing the store for the summer {
months on account of illness, win all /,
hose to whom / have extended credit
please call and settle on or before May ID
18th! Mrs. S. +. Laviolette. millinery. /
Pastor NJ. L. Herr of Brooklyn, n. Y,
OF the International Bible i
association, will give a public
ecture in the Worthen hall Thursday. !
lay 25, at 1880 p. m. Subject of ad :
ress, after the War, What?" The :.
ublie are invited. Seats free and no col ,
action. E
A. B. Lane has completed the erection r
/ a garage at the northerly extremity 8
[ Highland avenue. Grounds surround d
U the structure have been improved Ii
nd a much needed change in the road p
ay had been made. A replica of the "
ane garage to be built ON lot near "
urrier street is TO be used by A. A, ci
amorey and Others. m
Frank Frediani, night express mes =
niger on the main line of the Central :,
ermont railroad, who has been detained +,
ON duty for the past three weeks by -
! injury received while handling ex- -
'ess packages, is making a good recov a,
y and expects to resume work next ~
eek. George Beattie, who is usually
nployed in the local Office of the Amer
an Express Co., is taking his place. T.
Additional pressure will be brought to =
ar on the city council for the improve !;
emit of artificial lighting facilities in ~
spot square as the result OF the pistol i,
ooting that has been been heard in the =,
entity on two occasions this week. Peo- y,
e whose business interests demand =.
ore adequate lighting in the square are pi
sposed to hold the two railroads ac- y
untable in measure for the benighted ~
nditions now extant. 1t is said that 81
little cooperation between the, rail :.
ads and the city council would be pro- on
ctive OF results. where other efforts "a
pear to have failed. ~,