The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

II At'"HAN'~s anu NHetnru htt tuNhNtih
methods at Ross Depot square barbe
shop,
Regular meeting 81 |. o. o. H.. NJ. u,
IN the X. OF c. hall Friday night at
O'Clock
Big line Of children's pumps and OK
iord- in small Sizes, sl.l5 a pair, Shea
Shoe Store.
stoveppe ana elbows, all kinds oI
stove blackings. stoves, repairs Of al
kinds r. A. prindle Co.
For the latest song hits see the win,
dow display at Martins Book Store
Songs demonstrated on yictrola, Ask for
catalogue.
Mrs. Edna Webster and daughter re-.
turned TO their home in Newport, \. H.,
to-day after visiting Mrs. Harry Ding.
wall OF Pearl street.
Andrew Miles has completed the road
work in East Montpelier and has moved
his outfit TO East Roxbury. where he will
be employed for several weeks on state
work.
T.. NJ. Tobin, W. G. Reynolds and II. j.
NJ. Jones of Montpelier, accompanied by
J. p. Cutter Of Boston. left this morning
for a stay OF several days az the st. Der.
nard club in Canada.
Members of the Savings Bank Suit
club save money and also have their
clothes made by the Royal taylors. It's
10 your interest 20 join. +. A. Hutohin.
son, over Ladd's store.
Miss Augustine LaRochelle has left for
Pittsburg, Pa, where she has secured a
position in high school as teacher of
Spanish. During the week OF Aug 2s
che will attend the Pennsylvania Teach.
ers' institute.
John Bissett OF South Barre. who was
arrested on an intoNication charge yes
terday, pleaded guilty to subsequent
offense when arraigned before Magistrate
H. W. Scott in city court his morning
and paid fine OF sl5 and costs of s6.40.
J. J. Dashner, real estate agent. has
sold for w. X. Wheatly of Mortified his
large two tenement house and barn on
Prospect street 10 T.. r. Davis of this |
city Mr.. Davis buys for an investment !
and is planning 10 make some improve
ments.
Mrs. L. r. Royal, daughter, Elizabeth,
and maid, who have been visiting rela.
weeks. leave to-day for Boston for a
months visit with Mrs ROYALS parents
before returning to their home in Savan-
nah, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Mackenzie
OF Washington street, who have been
passing week in Cleveland, O., while
attending the annual convention OF the
National Retail Monument Dealers asso-
,iation, returned TO the city last evening =
En- route home they visited in Buffalo,
\. T., and New York City
+. y. Normandeau of Merchant street
eft this morning for Springfield. where
le has been awarded a contract 10 build
cement highway bridge for the town
Contractor Normandeau has gang OF
men already at work on the project and
xpects to have the bridge open to traf
ic within a few weeks At Wolcott he
las another gang OF men engaged in the :
rection of railroad bridge and the con-
truction of a cement retaining wall
James Wood, who until recently resid- 5
d at Elmore street in this city, has re n
eiyed word at his home in Chicago that
is nephew, James Gray, also former r,
esdent OF Barre, was severely wounded liz
n the big drive in France recently and 81
) at present in a hospital at Croydon, {,
,ngland. The young man, who was shot
I the leg year ago at Loos, has this n
me lost an arm and may lose leg as n
he result of the second injury. James W
ray was well known here, having been :,
member OF the Bonaccord football team
,r some time. He lived with his uncle h,
/ Elmore street. b
Giovanni Tomasi has force Of men ca
lgaged in excavating for the foundation re
a store front to skirt a row OF build
gs which he owns on Cottage street. *
r. Tomas has obtained permission 20
ON the city council TO build fireproof u
alls on four sides OF the area known az IN
omasi court and plans to carry the pro- pa
ct through at once. In addition to the
title Dry Goods store, which has occu- to
ed one of Mr.. Tomasi's stores on Cot Pl
ge street for several years, provisions Sc
i'll be made for three other stores 1t is tn
pected that the structure, when com tv
eted will conform in appearance to the
lex finish used in the North Main no
rect business block. in,
Among the guests registered at Hotel il'
'rre last night and this morning were ga
e following people; Mr.. and Mrs f. A. TIC
lghes, Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Hughes and GU
c. Duke of Wilkes Barre, Pa, Mrs. col
Brookes Brook, her maid and chauf- -
Ir of Philadelphia, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs %
E. Lane, Miss Lane, Laura Lane and
H. Jenkins, ir., OF Mount Vernon. n.
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Whitney and Miss
Heath of Burlington, H. Hasler and
rty of FIVE from New York, Mr.. and 4
RS. George Montague of Worcester,
ass, c. f. Black and party of New
wen, Conn, Mr. and Mrs. G. Elmer 1
cree of Fitzwilliam, n. H., Mr.. and !
3. J. A, Reynolds of Georgia, ex-Gov.
NJ. Fletcher and c. Green of Caven- z
II, H. b. Bellows of Fairfax, G. A.
bbins OF Burlington, Mr. and Mrs. F.
Taylor of Hardwick, j. b. Kidder of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Howe
NJ. B. Howe of Ro1burv, Edward C. Il
by and Douglas M. McCurdy of New
rk, f. NJ Michaud of Hardwick, Fl. NJ
indie of st. Johnsbury, Ira c. Calef of /:
,shington, Mrs. J. r. Kinney of Bos-
!, f. A. A. Healy of Hardwick, R. NJ
ans of st. Johnsbury, r. H. May of
sex Junction and /. l.. Thomas Of Bur
yton.
Bids Wanted.