The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

Twelve boxes hsirpins Sc at Knights.
THE Soul OF Broadway tonight at
Park Theatre adv.
II win. will not sell pony. Save votes
for me- Wilmarth Morris.-adv.
Mrs. II. d. Stevens OF Summer street
is spending several days with friends in
Burlington.
Miss Dorothy Rhind Of st. Tohnsbury
arrived in the city yesterday for visit
of several days with friends on Highland
avenue.
| A meeting of the Barre Rangers foot
ball club will be held in the club pavilion
this evening at o'clock. Per order Of
the president.
Look. The ladies' union viii hold a
500 party in X. of P. hall Wednesday,
May 10. Gentlemen especially invited,
as well as ladies.-adv.
Tomorrow evening the Barre Granite
| Manufacturers association viii have an
other of their series OF educational meet
ings in Manufacturers hall.
| We placed large orders for shoes before
the advance in leather, therefore are able
to sell at old prices. See our viscol tan
working shoes at s2.3s, fully warranted.
Eastman Bros.
Miss Harriet Houston of Maple ave-
nue., who has been detained at home ey
illness for a week, resumed her duties in
the Office of the Consolidated Lighting |
Co, this morning.
Louis DeBlois has completed plans for
the erection of a dwelling house on a
Maple avenue lot, which he purchased /
sometime ago The structure is to be a
story and one half high with lateral d.
mensions of % and "a feet.
Tonight at city hall, Immediately aft
er the board OF civil authority meeting,
the aldermanic police and legislative
committees and the chief of the police de-
psrtment win get together TO draft an
to the city ordinances which
will provide for deputy police chief and
set forth the duties of the office.
Harry P. JefTords, who has made his
home in Burlington for tho past year. has
returned to Barre for the summer and
will resume his former employment here
in the paper hanging and painting line. :
MIR. Jeffords was recently discharged from :
the Fanny Allen hospital at NinOosk z
park, where he has been receiving treat
nent for rheumatism since January. His 4
health is much improved.
Reports received here concerning tie
condition OF Miss Ruth Adie. student
n the training school for nurses at the
General hospital in Bos-
on. who submitted to sp operation for :
appendicitis Sunday evening, state that
he is making good progress toward r.
overy from the operation. Her mother 2
nd sister. Mrs James Adie and Miss
Ruth Adie, of Franklin street are with
er.
The following item from q Burlington
concerning Guy G. Roche 1
sau. a former resident Of Barre. will be
T interest in this city: Edward &
,rown and Arthur r Finnegan have :
ought the City drug store at 81 Church
treet Of Guy {. Rocheleau. Mr.. Brown Z
as been = drug clerk for seven years and
lr. Finnegan has been with Patrick Me
recvy and a. l. STANLEY Of Winooski for
pine wears. Mr.. Rocheleau has not
lade his plans for the future III
Among the visitors in the city vester
az and to-day were the following pen r
'e. r. l.. sherman OF Newport. r Al.
artch OF New Haven. J. A. Hunter of ~
{ Johusburv. Mrs. n. = Terry OF South {
veeate. Mr. and Mrs Clarence Warlow
/ Nontelair. y q. 3 @. Foster 20 Bur
nrton. 4. n MeslsHin 81 Northfeld d
Huntington 81 Burlington. A. j. swan :
N II Glens Falls. n y. j. p Clark g
rdensburr. y. ~ Donald 81 stiles c.
/. Johnsbury. H W Dinnue Of IT AZ
sus. p. p Miller ~ Detroit. Mirh- 3
Walsh Of Manchester and C. 4. HOLINESS
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