The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-07
TALK OF THE TOWN
Visit Abbott's basement of bargains.

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to-day for few days visit with friends
Seth Rich has returned TO his home il
Northfeld, after spending several day.
in the city.
II you haven't already secured flag
Tor flag day, get one at The Times Office
--osc and coupon.
Porter Perrin left this morning for st
Johnsbury, where he is passing few
days on business.
Mrs. j. G. Prize went this morning to
burlington, there to be the guest OF
friends for few days.
Call l52-W for furniture moving and
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason,
able rates. Vermont Trucking & Sales Co.
Wanteo--S0,000 dozen fresh eggs. Bring
them in any quantity, large or small, and
we will pay cash Tor same. Barre Cream
cry.
special meeting of the st. Andrews
club will be held in their rooms Thursday
evening, June s, at 1880 o'clock. Bus
mess, picnic.
Byron Smith, who has been passing
several days at his home in Maple Grove,
went to Mortified yesterday to rejoin
the Nellie Gill Players.
1 One drop head Wheeler & Wilson, $40;
nearly new drop head, another make,
price only SIS. Come and see them at
the Singer Store, 10 Elm street. TEL
| 1871.
VIII the finder Tuesday evening of the
$40 bill, rolled in an old handkerchief,
please leave same at The Times Office
and receive reward? Property OF an aged
lady.-adv.
! The chairman of the committee in
charge of the dance to be given under
the auspices of Spaulding high school
students at Rowland hall this evening re-
ported this morning that IT'S tickets had
been sold for the affair.
John G. Dodge and Bert H. Griffith Of
South Main street returned TO. the city
to-day from three days fishing trip
through Randolph, Braintree and Gran
Vile. Each .had nice bundle of brook
trout to exhibit to his neighbors.
Harry Page of Sufield, Conn, who was
called here early in the week by the
death of his mother, Mrs. Peter Thorn of
North Seminary street, is passing few
days in Barre, his former home He was |
accompanied to this city by Mrs. Page.
Charles S. Gibson, remembered by bas- |
ketball fans in Barre and vicinity as a |
former member of the varsity squad at |
Dartmouth college, where he was prom
inent in athletics for four years, returned /
to his home in South Ryegate yesterday,
after spending few days in the city on
business.
Panel pictures of Spaulding high
schools outgoing class, arranged within
single frame, are shown in the display /
window at the store of B. w. Hooker 4
Co. A decorative design on the panel
sheet is the work of William Duff, a local
artist. The picture is to be hung at
Spaulding school.
Frank Chase of Mortified has ex-
changed his farm of $50 acres with +. B.
and John c. Marshall for their
farm in Middlesex, possession to be Civ. I
IN Sept. !. Mr.. Chase takes as part pay
ment a house in Hardwick. The deal
amounts to $4,000 and was transacted
through the c. II. Taft agency of Royal
on.
William Reavey, former resident OF q
Barre, is passing several weeks at the :
lone of his daughters, Mrs. William H.
Jackson OF Summer street and Mrs. Bert | {
4, Humphrey of Elmore street. Mr.. II
2eayey, who was for several years en-
aged as sexton at the Catholic cemetery Y
IN Beckley street, has been passing the !,
winter and spring at his farm in John \
on.
Mrs. Donald Mclean has received in n
ormation OF the death OF her sister, Mrs. lT
larry Gilmore. wife of Thomas Gilmore, r,
rhich occurred at her home in Spring
ED, Mass, Monday, after an illness of G
eyeral weeks. Besides her husband and II
sister living in Barre, she leaves two fl
listers, Mrs. James Ryan of Easthampton, II
lass, and Mrs. Elizabeth Melody of Chi
ago, and a nephew, Joseph Hanlon, of HI
pringfeld. The deceased was member al
{ the parish of st. Michael's cathedral NJ
Springfield The funeral was held to- 81
ay.
Deputy Sheriff E. D. Bartlett of Plain ID
cid was in the city yesterday seeking N
1idence in series of maple sugar and X
utter thefts committed in the vicinity az
Maple hill in Marshfield and Plainfeld 81
st week. When the facts were commu- gr
Gated to Mr. Bartlett he started out on
cold trail and spent Monday in beating fe
,out the crest of Maple hill for infor til
alton that may lead to the arrest of te
lie authors of the depfedations. Farm w
s in that section have submitted to a Ca
Imber of annoying visits from petty in
ieves and strenuous efforts are TO be r,
ade to put stop to the dairy raids. all
Among the visitors in the city yester-
" and to-day were the following peo- Nj
e: Fanny G. Perry of Nashua, n. H., tit
A. Brigham of Bennington, c. H. Ram tn
y of Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. be
swey of Hanover, n. H., J. J. Walsh of M
anchester, II. j. Skidmore Of Pleasant so,
alley, Cambridge, w. j. Abel of Moores laI
ills, Theron s. Dean of Burlington, j. He
Coveny of Springfield, j. Earle Weeks of
ID n. G. Bartlett of st. Johnsbury, bis
NJ. Carroll of Burlington, L. E. Butler rel
st. Adams, A. H. SWEET of Orleans. res
. G. Charland OF Rutland, r. B. Lang ers
Springfield, Dr. W. A. Dawson of Bur inc
Igton, G. w. Whitney of New York =
ty, A. NJ. Fletcher of Cavendish, J. +.
cLeod of Bradford, G. W. Leonard Of
itland. c. Green of Cavendish. d. r.
Dwry of Greenfield, Mass, A. NJ. Still
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