The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

Cash pntd fol OLE. goir and silver. +
E. Burr.
New muslin and silk underwear al
Fits.
A dollar down and dollar a month
puts Singer sewing machine in your
home.---adv.
Wayne Spear went yesterday to st
Adams Bay to spend the summer with
his grandparents
Regular monthly meeting of the trus-
tees of the Barre City hospital this even.
ing at s at the hospital.
! The World Granite company of East
Barre would like a frst-class carver at
once Tel. 373-M.-adv.
Miss Bessie Spear left this morning
for Lake Chebeague, Me- where she will
spend a months vacation.
Wanted--J0,000 dozes fresh eggs. Bring
them in any quantity, large or small, and
we will pay cash for same. Barre Cream
cry,
| Opening dance at Camp Comfort, Cur
It's lake, Calais, Friday evening, June l6.
Full bill $l.25. Music, Van ormans or.
chestra.
| Mrs. L. F. Kinney, who has been visit
| ing with relatives on Maple avenue for
the past few days, left yesterday for her
home in Bennington
Six-room cottage must be sold this
week. VIII sell cheap, as owners return
to Boston this week Fine location. Gall
at 70 South Main street.
Mrs. Joseph Tenny and Mrs. Floyd
Deering visited with friends in the city
vas tar 1etr ~af,. 49, Las..
Mortified last evening.
Misses Margaret and Julia Monahan
left the city this morning for Burlington,
where they are to be employed during
the summer at the Van Ness house
Miss Janice Perkins, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Perkins of st. Paul, Mimi
arrived Saturday to pass the summer va
cation with her grandmother, Mrs. Paul
Hill of North Main street.
Mrs. Joseph +. Weafer and little
daughter, Mary Elizabeth, of Academy
street went to Mrs. Weafer's former
home in Morrisville this morning for a
visit of several days with relatives.
New England Order OF Protection |
meeting tonight in Odd Fellows hall, |
opens promptly at o'clock, Several APP |
plications win be presented at this meet
ing and large attendance is desired
A. J. Bruce's family, who have lived
for the past few years in Washington
visited with friends in the city yesterday
while en- route for Waterbury. where
Mr.. Bruce has employment in the tale
mine.
Auction sale Saturday at 2 p. M: One
good horse, buggy, two express wagons,
two harnesses, delivery sleigh, blankets,
rubber covers, brushes, whips, will be sold
Ut City Auction Market as above 0. II.
Hale, auctioneer.
DIR. H. Nelson Jackson of Burlington,
who returned to Vermont Monday even
ng from Chicago, ILL.,, where he was one
IF the Vermont delegates to the Progress
five national convention, is staying at
Hotel Barre for a few days.
Harry Levin, who recently returned to \.
syracuse university, went to Mortified
md Randolph TO day. having secured a
position as the Washington and Orange
ounty representative of the Billiard Map /
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For Sale-TNwo single white iron beds,
mahogany ehiffonier and dressing table, I
lining set, refrigerator, Crawford range,
.itchen table, baby sleigh, easy chairs,
tie. W. X. Maekay, 81 Washington
treet Hours, . to II a. M, . to p. m.
,venings call 26l-l.
Weston A. Cate, a former student at b
GODDARD seminary and now enrolled as
tudent at st. Lawrence university, Wis il
ed at the seminary yesterday. Mr. i
ate will preach at the East Montpelier
nd North Montpelier churches through v
be summer vacation. v
Murdo Campbell, former student at
oddard seminary, who is now studying b
wv in the law office of Plumley & Plum n
" at Mortified, passed through the B
ty yesterday b his home in Gran
eville. where he will make short so &
urn before making two weeks pleas 81
re trip through Sherbrooke, Montreal, Ii
O., and Megantie lake. a
The telephone at police headquarters
rs been put on a private line and here n
tier communication with the station a
ay be established by calling Ia, instead d
l4-l. Telephone patrol boxes recent a
installed in several sections OF the
ty are TO be put into commission this
eek and schedule of regular calls for q
e patrolmen is being worked out The p
w arrangement is to be 80 ordered as u
keep the patrolmen in constant touch al
It'll the station and by the same sign al
e station officers in regular communi-
ton with the men on the beats. The =
lephone number in the Judges office T.