The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-18
TALK OF THE TOWN


Shawmut rubbers at Fits
Do not forget Abbott's dress values
, Deep cut in prices untl April | at tn,
/ Peoples Shoe Store.
|, P. NJ. Ladd of Essex Junction was
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs, c, I. Southgate of South ROYAL
ton is visiting her husband in this city
Public social, Cobble Hill grange hall
Monday, March 20. Geddes' orchestra
Admission SOC.
Next week one cent will have the pur.
chasing power of Sc to 1925 at Russells
Watch Mondays paper.
Mayo P. Blake of Academy street went
this forenoon to Mortified for week
end visit with relatives.
Don't miss the auction sale this after
noon and evening at the Kenyon store.
Everything goes. ID. A. Perry, auction.
eer.
Clarence c. Frisbie returned to his
home in Milton this morning, after
spending several days in the city on bus
mess.
Barre Chess and Checker club viii hold
business meeting Saturday evening,
March Is, at 1880. Important business
All members please attend.
One cent, the smallest coin in the
United States, has the biggest buying
power in the world at Russell's, the Red
Cross Pharmacy, next week.
Willis r. Dewey, former resident Of
Barre, who is now employed in Augusta,
Me, returned to his home last night,
after visiting relatives in the city for
few days.
Miss Adele MeConache, teacher in
the city schools, left this forenoon for
Mortified, where she will make a weeks
visit in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Plumley.
A fine line of high.grsde pianos and
full line of piano scarfs, stools, benches,
also few very fine organs for sale on
easy payments at Rossi's Piano Rooms, |
Averill block.
Joseph Shady Of Prospect street began
work this morning as a clerk in the |
wholesale store of the Vermont Fruit |
Co, which recently established its Wash !
ington county headquarters in the Fan
leoni building on North Main street
f. L. Scott of Park street went this |
forenoon to Randolph to pass the week
end with Mrs. Scott, who was called to |
her former home some weeks ago by the |
critical condition of her father, j. j. |
Trerise, who suffered a severe attack of |
pneumonia.
Miss Mildred Miles, 1915 graduate of
Spauldfng high school who is a student
in the state normal school at Castleton,
was visitor in the city yesterday while
on her way to Graniteville for two
weeks visit to the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Miles.
William A. Gallagher, son of Mrs. Mar
tha Gallagher of Short street. left the
,ity this forenoon for Claremont, n. H., 4
where he is to make brief visit with
friends before going to New Haven,
Conn, there to begin work in the plant
If the Winchester Repeating Arms Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Philbrook, who
tagged the two presentations of "The !
sic of Smiles" in the opera house Thurs
lay and Friday evenings under the aus
ices of the ladies' auxiliary to the A. o. e
l., left the city this forenoon for Green ,
ield, Mass, where they are to begin re-
iearsals this evening for a presentation
4 "The Runaways," which was pro-
uced in Barre two years ago.
Train service to-day continued to suffer |
rom the effects Of the heavy snow, and /
he still gale that prevailed yesterday.
rain No. ?. as il is known, due to ar
i've in Barre at 4:05 a. m. with connec-
ions from points north and south, did 4
OF make its destination until 7:35 4
clock. IL was too late for the VIII
JAMESTOWN trip and consequently the
ard shifter was sent over the upper
ranch. Train officials. when interviewed
the probabilities 81 better
srviee before night, preserved their usual
ptimistic attitude by expressing tie
pinion that winter drifts could not dis
Ipt the service indefinitely. Conditions
travel over the highways were scarce
7 favorable to tesming to-day. A Barre
own man states that one need 60 no
IrtheT than Cobble hil to.cncounter the
orst drifts Of the winter. 1