The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-27
TALK OF THE TOWN
ee 50c silk hose at Abbott !.

See soc silk hose at Abbott's.
Roll-top desk. City auction Market
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Have you seen those sport coats Al
Fitts'2
Cash paid for old gold and silver. F
f. Burr.
Triangle Plays at the Pavilion to-day
eight reels adv,
| j. IT, Valcourt OF Waterbury was d
business visitor in the city yesterday.
C. s. Andrews OF Maple Grove re
turned last night from a few days bust
ness trip to Boston.
| Cali l52-W for furniture moving and
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason,
able rates. Vermont Trucking & Sales Co
| Nathan Benedict OF Boston arrived in
the city Wednesday afternoon for a visit
at the home of his mother, Mrs. Mary f,
Benedict OF Eastern avenue.
Supt. John Keefe of the Central Yer
mont railroad returned to his home in
st. Adams this morning, after passing a
few days in the city on business.
Work in one section of Jones Bros.
plant was suspended yesterday on ac-
count of broken derrick. Ii was
thought that the suspension would be
only temporary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Hughes of Elm
street returned to the city last night
from Burlington, where they attended
funeral of Mrs. Hughes brother, whose
death occurred in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lambert OF Winoo-
ski are visiting at the home of J. r.
Mackay of Elm street and with other
acquaintance in Barre, Mr.. Lambert
was formerly employed as a clerk in the
Drown pharmacy
Mrs. William Trembiey and little
daughter, Grace, of Keith avenue, lett
the city this morning for Glens Falls,
N. Y, TO visit relatives. Before return
ing home they will visit in other north
ern New York towns.
A Barre railroad fiat car loaded with
grout went over the end of the siding
just beyond the Smith Whitcomb &
Cook plant last night. The forward
truck is buried deeply in the soft soil
and it viii probably require the services
of wrecker 10 put the car back on the
rails.
Z. Z. Prize, Lynn Clark and Mario
Zanleoni of the Vermont Trucking &
with two truckloads Of goods, one OF
which is to be taken to MoTrisville and
the other, the remainder OF the Croft
jewelry stock, will be taken to the G. c.
Lang store in Barton.
Interesting installation exercises and
a substantial banquet served by the men
marked the inducing into Office Of the 4
officers elected fortnight ago at spe /
,ial meeting of Ruth chapter. No. 80, O. 4
+. S., last evening. There was a very
arge attendance of members and the i'm /
Dressive ceremony incident to the install |
alton was closely watched. Mrs Abbie +
D. stone past grand matron, was as
listed in the installation BY Mrs Myrtle /
Cow. acting az grand marshal. and Mrs
Ella Densmore a. chaplain. The follow
ng elective and appointive officers were /
Installed: Worthy matron. Mrs. Lillian
Duncan; worthy patron, Homer C.. Ladd |
associate worthy matron. Mrs. Jennie 4
scott; secretary Mrs a. M. Durham; 4
treasurer. Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Wood: conduct A
'ess, Miss Jennie Mari; associate con-
luctress. Miss Ena Adie: chaplain. Mrs. 1
Minnie L. Parker; marshal, Mrs. Florence II
.lackay; pianist Miss Emily Benedict /
Ada. Miss Lucy Wells; Ruth. Miss Rnth A
.lilne; Esther. Miss Florence Nercoe; Ii
Martha Miss Jessie Watson: Eiecta. Il
irs. Mary Mackay; uarder. Mrs. Mamie
johnston; sentinel. James r. Mackay.
he supper. which was served By q com
nittee u Eastern Star men headed by
Alex Hanton. was the subject Of much
ayorable comment.