The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

at hnlghts.
Mrs. Flora f. Field has gone to hel
home in Hardwick for the summer.
For Sale--Saddle horse to be sold CHEAP
at once. Write to an. +. g." care Times
Joseph Arkley of Washington street is
spending several days in Middlebury on
business
George f. DeMereIl of jefferson street
left the city yesterday on a business trip
to Rochester, N. Y.
Wanted 10 second hand ranges to ex-
change for new Andes ranges. T.. A.
Prindle, Depot square.
/ Rev. j. w. Barnett of Walnut street
returned to the city this morning from a
! week end visit in Boston.
] Attorney A. A. Sargent left the city
this morning for Ludlow, there to make
u business visit of several days.
| Boys and girls should read the Board
of Trade ad now appearing, in regard
to winning ten dollars in gold.--adv.
| Mrs. G. G. Ramsdell, who is in the city
for an indefinite time, has been i'll with
the grip, but is able to be out again.
Call l52-W for furniture moving and
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason
able rates. Vermont Trucking & Sales Co.
Byron Smith OF Maple Grove, who is
travelling with the Nellie Gill Players, ar
rived in the city this morning for a brief
visit.
Richard Wilkinson of Los Angeles, Cal,
former resident of Barre, is passing
several days in the home of his sister,
Mrs Albertine Albin of Hill street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will A. Whitcomb, who
have been passing the winter in Jackson
vile, Fla, arrived in the city this morn
ing and have opened their home on
Washington street for the summer.
Mrs. William George of Hardwick who
has been passing several days with her
husband here, went yesterday to Montpe-
lier for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. David
spicer before returning to her home.
Swedish mission will have an enter
tainment in Worthen hall next Saturday |
night. An interesting program will be
presented by members of the mission in
Barre and also by the Montpelier mis-
sion.
The finest selection Of the Liberty Gage
hats, both dress and sport, outside the
large cities These hats are all the rage.
If you see them you'll want one. Come
and see them at Mrs. W. +. Shepard's,
Rowland block.
All New England Order Of Protection
should attend tomorrow nights
meeting, as recent laws affecting them
will be explained The entertainment
committee win serve banquet at the
close of the meeting.
Special prices on all spring stock. As
am closing the store for the summer
months on account of illness, will all
those to whom | have extended credit
please call and settle on or before May
eth? Mrs. s. e. Laviolette, millinery.
Mrs. Mark f. Cutler OF Jefferson street,
who has been granted leave of absence
rom her duties as cashier at the Day
light store, left the city this morning for
Atlanta, Ga, where she is to make a
risit of six weeks with her sister, Mrs.
George Grant
The ladies' union OF the Universalist
hurch will hold a social in the X. of p.
all, Blanchard block, Wednesday after
loon, May "a, from 2;30 to 5 o'clock, to
which all are invited The social will :
axe the form of a do-as. YOU please
ring your work or play cards. Admis-
ion, l0c.
Five additions are to be added to the {
eerology roll OF Civil war veterans on
he Memorial day program to be used at
he exercises next Tuesday. The name 6
one Spanlsh-Ameriean war veteran of o
.arre, who died in the Soldiers home at .
will also be inserted on the \
rogram. This year the work of draft r
lg the program and having it printed h
as deyolved upon the Sons of Veterans of !,
lajor L. A. Abbott camp who are re- h
ewing the veterans of as much work as q
ossible in the Memorial day prepara
ions.
Dressed stone for a new power house p
'hich Boutwell,, Milne & Varnum have n
rejected in Graniteville is being pre- o.
AIRED by local granite cutters, who have Ell
loved their kits TO Milestone hill to be ii
ear their work. Plans for the strue, d
Ire contemplate the erection of stone II
lilding near the first quarry and not b,
IT from the pond, as 1t is called Some D,
me ago permission was received from II
he public service commission of Yer I'll
ont to lay track spur from the main XII
ne of the Barre & Chelsea railroad to al
Ie site of the proposed power house. 10
he bed has been built and the rails are
i'd for the spur. te
Three games are on the baseball card at
r the week and negotiations for week st
ID game at the Berlin street grounds ra
e being conducted by the management sil
the Italian Athletic club. At the tn
mpus tomorrow afternoon Goddard pa
ID the Middlebury college seconds will or
eet at o'clock. Spaulding was sched- cit
ed early in the season to meet Mont OF
lier high this afternoon. Weather per tic
tting, the contest is to be waged on a he
utral field, Intercity park, at o'clock. IN
aulding is booked TO meet st. Johns gu
ny academy Saturday afternoon at ms
spell Village, where a new set Of bleach dis
!, erected by students and faculty in IS
E northwest corner of the campus. viii do
used for the first time. Goddard is
leduled for a double header with the
Ilians Memorial day.
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