The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-20
TALK OF THE TOWN


last call on plums for canning. Fresh
lot in to. day. F. d. Ladd Co.
Mrs. Julia Kenefck OF Prospect street
4 LETT this noon for Bethel, where she VIII
visit friends for several days.
Mrs. G.. Barbara OF North Main street
left Yesterday for Boston, where she VIII
spend several days on business trip.
John Tierney, who has been very Ill at
his home on South Main street for a
week. is reported to be much improved.
Roy RAYMOND Of Boston returned to
his home last night after spending the
past few days in the city on business
visit.
Miss Mary Wilson, who has been visit
ing friends on South Main street during
the past week. took her departure TINS
noon for her home in Boston.
Orlando Olgiati OF New York CITY, VINO
Is employed as an electrical engineer by
the Western Electric Co, arrived in Barre
Yesterday to pass vacation OF two
weeks at his home on High Holburn
street.
Matters that may have an important
bearing on the future publicity pollcy OF
the Granite Manufacturers ASSOCIATION
and the quarry owners were discussed at
special meeting in manufacturers nan
last evening.
Al the auction sale for George Colby
M Williamstown Yesterday afternoon 10
cows sold from $3.50 to $40. two-year-
old heifers from S3775 to 500, yearlings
from $3.50 to $50, calves $50 to $40
IL Smith. auetioncer.
Funeral services for Tullio Mast, the
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs, Anseimo Mast
of 81 Brook street, whose death MONDAY
night followed three weeks illness OF
meningitis. were held at the house TINS
forenoon at 1890 o'clock. Many ac'
Iouaintanees of the Mast family contrib
uted flowers Interment was made IN
Hope cemetery
The case of State VS.. Mrs. Selma Al,
bano whose house at the corner oil
Quarry and South Main streets was RAID,
cd for intoxicating liquor Monday, VIII
be heard before Magistrate II. W. Scout
in city court Friday morning. The wom-
an is charged with selling and has en-,
oaoed an attorney to defend her Grano
Juror William Wishart will prosecute
| Painters were at work on the Rowland
block yesterday and to-day IN scrap'ne
the dirt and paint from the building N
making preparations to paint the DOCK
They will finish the first coat OF pam,
about the last of next week and VII
probably work for at least three weeks
before the work is completed, ms Is
| the first time that the blocks mas peen
nainted since its erection in 1909.
A bio real estate deal has Just beer
made through the D. A. Perry Real rs
| tate agency, in which the farms II
Rrooklield. one owned by George Wooc
and located in what is known as the
West street section of Brookheld' aho
the other owned by Arthur Peasley aho
situated near Twin ponds in the heye'
neighborhood. together with the stock
and tools of both places, were exchahgeo
for A steam laundry in Hardwick owned
and operated by Fred Eldridge Tor seV
eraI wears. Mr.. Elridge will occupy Vn'
Wood farm on West street and mas ho'
as vet decided whether he will keep th'
Peasley place as his property or hoid lol
Investment. Messrs. Peasley and WOO.
will move their families to Hardwlef
within a short time and take immediate
nossession of their newly acquired prop
erty. The sum involved in the deal was
$4,000.