The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

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II New spring suits at vaughan's.
H Il. +. Smith OF Cabot was a business
Il visitor in the city yesterday.
III BE sure and see the show at the Biiot
tomorrow, including a Charlie Chaplin
II pictuTe.-adv.
At the Socialist hall Saturday, Marcel
IL, big masquerade dance, with CarrolPs
orchestra. adv.
\ Harry Wrisley and Moses Desell oil
| Waterbury were the guests Of friends in
the city yesterday.
II. &. Patterson OF Washington street
has returned from Burlington, where he
has been serving as juror.
Mrs. Susan Belcher OF Manchester, n.
H., is guest at the home of +. Ma
Hutchns OF North Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rising left yes
terday for Burlington, where they will
visit friends for the rest OF the week.
Special for Saturday. genuine all
wool worsted suit, all sizes, $40. Come
early; they won't last long. Lamorey's.
i Mrs. James 7. Kenefck of Washington
street left this morning for st. Johns
bury, where she will visit relatives for
the week-en
Mrs. Frank Eaton and Mrs. Edward
Town of Waterbury returned to that
place yesterday after visiting friends in
the city for few days.
The funeral of Kenneth Mcdonald will
be held from the home on Trow hill sat
urday afternoon at 2 o'clock, with burial
in the Wilson cemetery.
Ray Whiteomb, who has been the
guest of his aunt, Mrs. James Cow Of
Liberty street, for few days, returned
to his home in South Royalton to-day.
Only a few more packages left and
these handsome presents are to be given
away as soon as packages are sold: SIS
clock IS chest silverware, $3.50 casserole
and fancy basket. Packages 23c. Ken
yon Store.
Sheriff Frank II. Tracy came TO Barre
yesterday and took in custody George
Elrick, who was convicted of an intoxi |
cation charge in city court. Sheriff |
Tracy accompanied the young man to
Waterbury, where he is to undergo treat |
ment for dipsomania in the state hos
pital
Regular meeting of Granite City lodge |
/. 0. o. L., M. L., will be held in X. of G.
hall this evening at $3.50 o'clock. At
the close of the meeting, gentlemen's
night will be observed. Odd Ladies and /
gentlemen. also Odd Fellows and ladies,
are cordially invited. Those giving food
are asked to leave it at the hall in the
afternoon from until 4 o'clock
Mrs. T. Fl. Cave, jr., of Wellington
street sustained a severe sprain of the
ankle last night while coming down the
steps of the Spaulding annex. Jostled
by the crowd coming from the Spauld
ing Whtcomb high basketball game,
Mrs. Cave slipped on the icy steps and
the ankle was severely twisted. She 4
will probably be unable to step on the
foot for few days.
When the Dartmouth freshmen has {
ketball team lines up against Montpelier J
high school at the Montpelier armory !
Monday evening, March 10, Nelson !
Brown, a Spaulding high school grad '
nate, will be found with the college men, 5
IS well as Fred l.. Laird, jr., former a
Montpelier star, who has been elected r
,aptain of the freshman team. Another t
Vermont boy with the Dartmouth team t
$ Mcmahon OF Stowe.
Henry Watt, South Main street
has just finished the manu- u
acttre, for Eustas Richie of the east :
ill. Of cultiyator which is unlike any e
hing usually seen in this locality. The b
machine is known as a "grubber" and s
vas made from pattern of similar ma b
hines which are quite common in Scot
and. 1t is a three wheeled affair with q
hree fiat blades which are arranged in
he form of triangle and which may be I
aised or lowered at will by means of IA II
ever. II is intended to serve to some
xtent the purposes of both a plow and
harrow, for, while it viii not cut so
eep furrow as a plow. it will loosen
he soil at a greater depth than an ordi- "
airy harrow. ga
Signs of the winters heaviest snow
torn were rapidly obliterated in the OF
usiness section of Barre yesterday when al
he street department, with an augment io
force of men and teams worked bus III
Y to open the way for traffic. Tons -
nd tons of snow, and it takes a good NJ
sal OF yesterdays light snow to make Hi
ton, were transported to Prospect Hi
rect and dumped into the river nm
reight traffic over the Barre & Chelsea III
Iilroad, resumed ON a small scale in the iii
tie afternoon, was normal again to-day | iii
was thought that the maximum of de- I'LL
VS. in passenger service over the Cen Hi
al Vermont and Montpelier & Wells HI
iYer railroads was reached yesterday. | I'LL
the trackage was pretty we'll cleared I'LL
snow by nightfalI. With the in HI
eased depth brought by fitful furry M
at continued last night and early this I'LL
orning, it is estimated that a fresh iii
vering of II inches lies on the land iii
ape. Sugarmakers are inclined to look iii
tn equanimity ON the big snowstorm, iii
though farmers have suffered the in III
table setbacks in transacting business III
AFT requires travel over the cloc0ad iii