The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-28

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TALK
Easter wasI
John Maiden
ing at his HON
| Annette Ike
Daughter" ParI
prices.--adv.
An eight-poun
TO Mr.. and Mrs
South Main street.
Angelo AIarchetti rN
yesterday, after passing
friendsi Burlington.
Mrs. Fred Il. Perrin wishes
those who kindly remembered lN
cards on her birthday.
We do not recommend cheap rp
but we have them for those that
them. Tilden Shoe Co.
Miss Martha Reid of Reid stree
work yesterday in the office q
Currier and G. l.. Linekin.
i A. Calcagni, who moved to
two weeks with relatives in Bal
Mrs. +. A. Warner of Washingtv
visitor in the city yesterday wi
her way to Boston to buy millinery
Charles Villa of Berlin street has
turned to the city after spending
eral days in st, Adams on business.
James Rowan has returned to his honS
in Barton, after visiting his brother, join
V. Rowan of Hotel Barre, for few days
AT the Pavilion tonight "The Cir
and the Game" with the Walsh Musica
Revue Co. in "A Discontinued Wife,
adv.
The rehearsal of the Montpelier Choral
society viii be held at the Kellogg Hub.
bard library in Montpelier this evening
ut s o'clock.
Mrs. Frank W. Robinson and little
daughter, Gracelyn, of Keith avenue, are
passing several days with relatives in
Ausable, n. Y.
James Henry, jr., who has been recov-
ering from an operation at the City hos
pital, was able to go to his home in
Williamstown yesterday.
Mrs. Florence Smith, who, with her
two daughters, has been passing the win
ter in Boston, is at her home in Barre
for a few days.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment in to-dlys Times concerning b. +.
Davis auction at the Fred Gale farm to-
morrow. ID. A. Perry OF Barre will act
as auetioneer.
Mrs. Agnes Walker of Grant avenue
left the city this morning for Vergcnnes,
where she is to pass several days in the
family of her son, James G.. Walker, who
Is principal of the Vergennes high school.
The sale of the Granite City grocery
at the Kenyon store is 1.-THE place for
YOU TO buy your groceries now, as ev-
erything is being sold at wholesale or
less. A chance you seldom have in Barre.
Sale now on.
Miss Ella Williams of South Main
street, who has been absent from the
city several weeks, returned home yes
terday. While away Miss Williams Wis
tied her former home in Moncton n b.,
and with relatives in Quebec and On
tario.
The quintet representing the Shamrock |
A. G. left the city this morning at 1920
o'clock for Newport where game is to
De played with the National Guard team |
This evening Carroll, 0'Grady, Stuart. |
)gston, Smith and Tommie Tomasi made !
he trip.
Hobart Bosworth featured in a five
reel drama, "The White Scar" The /
story, laid in the Hudson bay country,
leafs with the love. romance and adyen-
ures Of Nah Tab Wan. Gan, which is In
liam for "The Great Trapper" In this
bn 40 NIr naa,.rnrfh 70 ID Lnat
Vt the Bijou.-adv.
Mrs. George King, a former resident of
Barre, and her little son, George King,
r., who have been passing the winter in
he city, left this morning for Underhill
o visit relatives. Later Mrs. King will
o to Albany, n. Y, where she is to be
resent at the ceremony attending the
eiling of her sister, Miss Genevieve
ling. in convent.
Fred J. Baird OF upper Elm street has
eturned to the city from Irasville, where
G has been experimenting preparations
or sugaring on his farm. Dozens of
rees were tapped last week, although
fr. Baird depended upon his employees
, hang the bulk of his buckets yester-
ay Some of the first maple sugar made
l the Mad river valley this year was
rained in Mr.. Baird's sugar bush last
eek.
A real estate transaction involving the !
'ansfer of property valued at $4,000 i
as recorded at the Barre office of the "
/. A. Perry Real Estate agency this
corning when the sale of the Sanborn
lrm, so called, in South Royalton, was
'mpleted for c. H. Taft of that village.
he purchaser is O. NJ. johnson of Roch- -
ter, who will take possession of the
rm, stock and tools, the consideration II
ling $4,000. In the deal Mr. Taft be-
mes the possessor of four tenement
,artment house in Boston, which is III
Ilued at $4,000 He will continue to III
'e il as an investment proposition. Mr. III
aft is moving his household goods to HI
house which he owns in the village of III
oyalton. The sales were contaminated III
rough w. W. Perkins, the Bethel rep MI
sentative of the Barre agency. iii
A number of local people followed the
ction trail to South Royalton yaster- III
y, when ID. A. Perry welded the ham NJ
er at a sale OF farm realty, stock and HI
OILS owned by J. II. and J. w. Patten. II
lie OF the surprises of the day was the MI
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