The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-09

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III Special suit values at Abbott's.
II New childrens pumps at Fits.
II Wayne Knit hosiery at Fits.
II May sale white goods at Vaughan's.
H Four drawer thread cabinet So a
H Knights.
II May sale muslin underwear at th,
H Vaughan Store
n Be sure and see Kerrigan. at the hi
H iou to-day.--adv
II demonstration OF cookies at Eastman
Bros. Special prices during the week.
Ralph +. Nye of Washington stree
left to-day for Boston, where he expects
to enlist in the United States navy.
| Peter Laxson of Mount street resumed
work yesterday, after being detained al
home few weeks with bronchitis.
| meeting of the Barre Retail Mer.
chants association will be held in Man
ufacturers hall Wednesday evening.
Warren Kerrigan, the idol Of millions
in a five-reel Red Feather photopiay
'"The Pool of Flame" at the Bijou to-
y.adv.
Public dance in Worthen hall Friday
May II. Dancing from TO IL. Good
music. Come and have good time
Gents, 25e; ladies, l0c
Regular meeting of the l.. A., A. 0. H.,
will be held in the Knights OF Colt'nbus
hall Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock.
A large attendance is desired.
i F J. Bicknell OF Rockland, Me-. man
ager OF the Livingstone Tool Co., is reg
istered at Hotel Barre while passing sew
eral days in the Barre granite belt.
John Lane, who has been passing sew.
eral weeks with his brother, G. c. Lane
of st. Adams, was visitor in the city
this morning while on his way home to
| Willamstown.
Help the girls to furnish their dorm-
! tory. They'll show you good time at
the hospital ball Wednesday, May 10, at
Rowland hall Tickets, gentlemen, 81
per couple; ladies, soc.
Regular meeting of Sons OF Veterans
auxiliary No. 3, Wednesday evening,
May TO- at o'clock, after which supper
will be served to Sons Of Veterans camp,
No. II. and their guests.
Charles Rand, who recently completed
his duties in the stoneshed of the Bar
ton Granite Co, left the city this after
noon for Newport, where he will pass the /
remainder of the week with relatives.
Arthur Weeks was arrested in Granite |
vile at an carly hour this morning and |
brought TO police headquarters and locked |
mp on an intoxication charge He was +
taken in custody by Officer Mckenzie.
Bailey's Music Rooms, Ia Elm street,
Barre. carry a complete line OF pianos,
and victor records. Call and
hear your favorite selection on the vic
troh. II. J. LaRoe, manager. Phone i
22-W
The ladies and pastors union of He'd
ding NJ. r. church viii hold its monthly
business meeting at the home OF Mrs.
T. II. Cave, Wellington street Thursday
at 2:30 p. m. Ladies please come pre-
pared to sew
Members of the Sodality Of st. Mon
ica's church who desire to attend the So
iality entertainment at St Augustine's
hall, Montpelier, Wednesday evening
May 10, are requested to send in names
before noon Wednesday. Tickets, Csc
Mrs. Esther Cardini who was arrested
by the police last week on breach of
he peace charge. will be given a hearing
N city court Thursday morning at Q
,'clock Grand Juror William Wishart
will conduct the prosecution and the re ,
ipondent has retained j. Ward Carver.
Mrs. Lucy w. Scott of Richardson :
treet left the city yesterday for Con 4,
ord y. H., where she is to make a visit I
II several weeks with relatives. She was +,
accompanied by her son, Judge H. w.
scott. who continued on his way to Bos- !
on where, as one of the supreme lodge !.
risstees, he is attending the annual meet
ng OF the n. +. o. p.
When the board of aldermen meets
his evening for its regular session. the
sater committee win probably report on
he distribution of the l5o meters au- :"
horized by the council last week. The t,
ghting committee has been investigat- e.
~ the need of additional artificial light
l Depot square and will report on the d
ype of light to be used in that neighbor- Y
God. Ii
A deal was completed last night where
v the Benedict residence at 8 Eastern
venue was purchased by DIR. IT, S. Car a.
er of the C.. n. Benedict estate. DR.. 81
nd Mrs. Carver came to Barre from
Iarshfield some months ago and they o.
i'll occupy the place as a home, making OF
ltensive alterations both inside and out VI
de. Mrs. Benedict has moved to her 81
stage house just at the rear of East te
II avenue -
Among the visitors in the city yester- lie
w and to-day were the following peo- re
e: F. II. Lyford of Waterbury +. l.. er
anborn of East Orange. DIR. and Mrs. II. Ga
elson jackson of Burlington, w. V. pl
arker of Springfield, L. Z. MacKinna Of =
O., William Reilly and T. r.
'aterman of Burlington, G. II. Wilder
Burlington, f. b. Phelps of Tunbridge.
+. Howell of Waterbury, G. F.. eros
nth of Burlington. f. !. Bicknell of
oekland Me-, George NJ. Richards of
iiladelphia, Pa, A. S. Audrey of Port :.
nd, Me-, O. NJ. Sanborn of Williams ell
wn, F. II. Osborne of Brandon, A. S. wa
artin of Burlington, J. A. Wilkinson of Re
itlaud. Miss Edith Thompson of Rock Nj
yer. P. O.. C. L. Heath, ir.. of Hart sa
I'd, w. V. Vilbaum of Toledo. O., and ga
y. Schafer of Syracuse, n. Y. sta
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