The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-05
TALK OF THE TOWN
Sale odd curtains at Vaughan's.
Colored cheese cloth &c Mt Knights.

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Colored cheese cloth &c at Knights.
Lady Ruth lace.front corsets at Alb
bolts.
Cash paid for old gold and silver. r.
f. Burr.
Have you seen the Dove undermuslins
at Fits
A daughter was born May to Mr.. and
Mrs, Alfred Morgan.
Hgh-cut gray and white boots just
received. Prices right. Tilden Shoe Co.
Appropriate cards for every occasion.
New line Just received at Bell and Hous.
tons.
II pays to save the coupons given with
each loaf of Tru-Blu bread. Eastman
Bros
Ross service means sanitary tonsorial
methods in congenial atmosphere. Five
chairs. Ross, Depot square.
For that wedding gift, nice piece of
cut glass. We have a new stock at rea-
sonable prices. Bell and Houston.
Andes ranges are the best on the mar
ket Get prices before buying. T.. A.
Prindle, Depot square. Phone 5g5-l.
Mrs. w. A. Goodwin of Coudersport,
Pa, is making visit of several days
with friends in Barre and Montpelier.
Call l52-W for furniture moving and
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason
able rates. Vermont Trucking & Sales Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hoyt of Merchant
street are making few days visit with
friends in Springfield and Charlestown,
n. H.
Have your vulcanizing done at ]. j.
Hastings, North Main street. All work
guaranteed. Also Fisk tires for SALE
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs j. V. Rowen of Washing
ton street left this morning for few
days visit with relatives in Lawrence,
Mass.
Regular meeting of the Modern Wood
man of America this friday evening
at 80 o'clock. Several candidates for
adoption.
Mrs. Luigi Caldini and daughter of
Quincy. Mass, arrived in the city last |
night for a weeks visit with relatives |
on Blackwell street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Shields re-
turned yesterday to their home in st.
Johnsbury, after spending several days
with friends in Barre and Montpelier.
Ten dollars in gold to the boy or girl
Is years and under who presents the best
design and wording to be used on the sta
tionery, letter heads and envelopes of the
Barre Board of Trade. Designs must be
in the hands of the secretary on or be-
fore May %, 1915,
Elmer Taft of Washington street, who
has been detained at home by an attack
of pneumonia for the past three months,
was able to walk downstreet yesterday
for the first time since his illness. Mr..
Taft is recovering steadily from his ILL
ness, although he will not be able to re-
sumo work for two months or more.
Under the direction of Contractor G. Z.
Foley work was started yesterday on the ,
excavation for the new brick dwelling I
house which r. Q. Mcdonnell is to erect
on a lot which he recently purchased OF /
John Trow on Perry street Contractor
Foley has secured the contract to build
The house, which is TO have solid brick I
walls with trimmings of Barre granite. =
AT Manufacturers hall this evening :
William Barclay of Barclay Bros. will be
,he speaker at the second of series OF
educational meetings held under the aus
,ices of the Granite Manufacturers as
ISOLATION. Mr.. Barclays remarks are to
re followed by an informal talk on uni
orm Prices" with Henry G. Whitaker of
hieago, Ill.,, editor of the Monumental
Jews, leading the discussion. a
Good opportunity to purchase drug
store Good business, in excellent loca d
ion, in a wideawake city of 1850 pop.
lstion; only three other drug stores in {,
he city. Lobby of Park theatre, Yer
,ont's best photoplay house, through p
rug store. Proprietor has other blA-
80 4% Al f0 TFy1A 10
ate store. Write for full particulars. u
lain street, Barre. " "
Election of officers for the advisory ~
oard of the North Barre mission was
ED in the Hedding church last evening. &c
he following officers were elected: Pres ot
lent c. S. Andrews; first vice president, n
ohn j. Sowles; second vice president, d. eN
Morse; secretary, Miss Alice Farnbam TO
on outside work. George Mills
nd John Sowles; committee on furnish is
rs, Mrs. John Sowles Mrs l.. d. Mar de
n and Miss Carrie White. The Office of ii,
easurer was left open to be filled later Ri
Advance timetable sheets issued by the in
assenger department of the Central 70
ermont railroad do not indicate that -
any changes will be made in the sum :.
err schedule. insofar as it affects the j
rival and departure of trains in Barre.
vo additional main line trains are
med on the advance sheet, but the
urs when trains are due TO arrive in
IRE are quite the same as noted in the
inter- schedule. The summer timetable 1
es not become effective until June 26,
L information of a character calcli-
led to be of service TO out-of the state (
ople planning to visit Vermont in the
rly summer is given ample space in
e preliminary schedule.
Contrary to expectations. first and see
d class license establishments were not
sed to-day on account of the holiday.
nong the licensees yesterday the inn
assion was general that the saloons
re expected to close on day desig
ted by the governor as Arbor day. In
nes past the day has been treated as
egal holiday but last night certain of
, licensees got in touch with the state
thorities and We're told that they
ght remain open as usual to-day Con
Iuently places up and down North Z
in street and in the side streets where
,nses were granted were opened to-
y, as on any other day. One or two
,nsees, who were unable to open early
the week, plan to be doing business 4