The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-23
TALK OF THE TOWN
Cleanup week at Knights.
See Abbott's bargain basement.
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Cleanup week at Knights.
See Abbott's bargain basement.
Best SOC silk hose at Vaughan's.
Minstrels at Goddard to-night.--adv.
Il Cash paid fol- old gofu and silver. II.
Il. Burr.
See the long silk gloves SOC, Toe pair,
at Vaughan's.
"The Misleading Lady Park Theatre,
to-nght.--adv.
Laces and embroideries special at the
Vaughan store.
Theda Bara in Carmen" tomorrow
night, Park Theatre. Regular prices, SC
and lOc.--adv.
All up. See the Goddard boys in big
style minstrelsy. Goddard chapel to-
night at s o'clock. Admission, 25c.-adv.
The i. A., A. o. H., will hold a regular
meeting tomorrow evening at 1880 in
X. Of G. hall. Entertainment and re-
freshments All come.
Regular encampment No. 2 meeting to-
night Tuesday at 1880; work, golden
rule degree. Encampment members
please attend. BY c. p.
See Charlie Hoernle in his fantastic
dances. Bill Quinn viii usher in some of
his new vacations. Don't miss the fun.
Local hits. Latest songs. Goddard chap
ell tonight at s o'clock. Admission, 25c.
adv.
Judge II. w. Scott and Constable
George l.. Morris motored this forenoon
to East Montpelier, where the magistrate
presided at civil hearing. J. Ward
Carver of this city appeared for the
plaintiff in the case.
II l..
stated that Oliver w Martin, who sus-
tanned fracture OF the skull and lesser
injuries when thrown from his wagon by
a runaway horse yesterday, was some
what more comfortable this morning.
Salvatore Casartelli of Websterville I
before Magistrate H. w. Scott |
in city court this forenoon, pleaded gull
ty to subsequent olfense of intoxication |
and arranged to pay fine of $l5 and
costs aggregating SAG. Casartelli was
arrested last night.
Late this forenoon, negotiations were /
over the telephone for base Il
ball game to be played at the Berlin
street grounds Saturday between the
italian A. c. and st. Anselm's college
If Manchester, N. H. The Manchester
,ollegans, who were recently defeated in
heir home city by Goddard seminary, il
will appear in Barre for the third con-
'ecutive season.
Yesterday afternoon the young ladies
the teachers training class of
he Chelsea high school, in charge of Miss
Dive Calef, their instructor, visited Bar
lay Bros large granite plant. Members
II the office staff acted as guides, explain
ng in detail the workings of the many
and appliances used in the mod
I'm production of monumental and maui
oleum work. A granite souvenir was
resented by the firm to each member of
he party upon completion of the tour of
Inspection.
Barre granite continues to find its way
lto the less frequented corners of the
field, as is evidenced by an
RIDER received this week by the World
ranite Go. of East Barre through Lag
ari q Barton OF New York. The memo
al, broken column of good dimensions,
to be erected in South America. That I
he publicity campaign is progressing
YER wide area is indicated by the fact
nat the Barre Quarters & Manufacture
ASS01AoAAbH mas AN1t1hIa WV ANr N
Iests from Cuba, another from Dutch
uiana and still another from Tumaco, =
South America, for copies of
Memorial Masterpieces" a
Among the visitors in the city yester- /
" and to-day were the following peo-
e. +. L. Cheney Of Rutland, Miss Sarah
anna OF Hanover, N. H., f. +. Blake OF \
-adford, w. ]. Newcomb of Burlington,
,el f. Hurtwel of Essex Junction,
mes A. Macdonald and William Walk
of Boston, w. +. Hopkins of Clare
ont, n. H., H. NJ. Young of Orleans,
J. Mundy OF st. Johnsbury, Mr. and
rs. G. W. Hough of Boston, G. WIZ
arke of Morrisville, Miss Margaret
,novan Of Proctor d. L. Hendrick OF
ringfeld, John Laing of Springfield,
ass, A. w. Calkins of Akron, o.. Miss
A. Dole of Boston, G. f. Goodrich of
ddeford, Me-, and t. Belanger of Sher-
poke, p. @.