The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-22
TALK OF THE TOWN
White wool suitings at Fits.
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Come to the big sale at Yaughsn's.
Mary Fuller at the Bijou Monday
adv.
Mrs. Ernest Hathaway of North Cal.
ais was visitor in the city yesterday.
Miss Lola Seaver of Washington was
the guest of friends in the city yester-
day.
Mary Fuller at the Bijou Monday in a
fourreel drama, "The Woman Who
Lied adv.
Removal sale at Diversi Fruit Co.
Fruit, vegetables and strawberries at
very low prices.
| Mrs. Alton Briggs and small child of
Park street left this noon for Randolph,
where they will visit over Sunday.
| A. Albertin left the city last even.
| ing for Detroit, Mich, where he has Sc
cured employment in the granite indus
try.
Helen Holmes in three-reel drama
when Rogues Fall Out" and comedy,
Greed and Gasoline" at the Bijou.---
adv.
Remember the rummage sale at the
Methodist church next Monday from 2
to p. m. Please leave articles at the
church before 2 o'clock
Mrs. NJ. f. Halliday of Bellows Falls
arrived in the city yesterday for a
visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gil
bert Wood of Wellington street.
Mrs. A. w. Hutchinson, who has been
passing the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Harold p. Human of Orange street.
returned this afternoon to her home in
Canaan, n. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. J. Ladam and little
daughter, Cecile, OF Burlington, arrived
in the city too day for a week end visit
at the home of Mrs Peter Marion of
Summer street.
At a largely attended meeting of the
retail clerks union last night three can
didates were initiated and important |
measures were discussed. The three
who received the initiation are
Miss Flossie Neddo, Miss Margaret Nab.
erini and Miss Annie Mckay.
A new Western Union time clock was
in the ladies' waiting room at
the Central Vermont depot this morn
ing. In former times the only clock
in the depot was the one in the ticket |
office and was observable from the in
side of the building only at such times
as the office happened to be open.
A deed was registered yesterday in
which the property on Webster street
owned by Mrs. Euphemia Mathieson and
Miss Katherine Mathieson is transferred
% Mr. and Mrs. Lewis V. Jones for
approXimating $1,000 The
property consists of a Involvement
lwelling house, which is occupied by Mr.. |,
md Mrs. Jones at the present time.
Opening day at the Diversi fruit mar
.et in the Arcade block was postponed
o-day until Wednesday. The store is
till in the hands of carpenters and ar !
isans and the work of transferring the I
took and fixtures from the store in the
|. Tomasi block is not completed. Much | '
{ the new equipment for the store is v
expected to arrive in Barre early in the ;
oming week.
ale yesterday. The grounds and stables !,
rere filled and covered with horses, au- .
omobiles, wagons and people. Between =
and 60 horses changed hands at public \
nd private sale. Prices were exception a
lily good for both buyer and seller. y
ows and calves, wagons. carriages, har =,
esses and other property was disposed =
at satisfactory prices. c. F. Smith, y
uctioneer.
Late this afternoon Jury will be I
rawn at city court for service Monday
the city court case Of State vs.. Mr..
nd Mrs. jose Sancipriano. each Of a,
HON Is held in bail Of $3.50 as a result 7.
a raid for contraband liquor conduct ot
I by the officers az Ahern place Mon n
~. The hearing will begin at 3 O'Clock, r
rand Juror Wishart conducting the
resolution with J. Ward Carver appear
g for the respondent.
A Texas retail monument dealer is mot
} absorbed hy the march Of events along 70
r. Rio Grande that he was unable TO q
ply to the Barre quarries and manufac- =
lrers concerning the Barre granite adj
.rtising campaign recently launched. in y
communication t. the Secretary in II
hich he gives wide vent 90 his enthusi-
m over Barre granite he concludes as
llous: Barre is Barre wherever o. lse
'es. IS bright IS a violet as clear az -
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