The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Big sale on second floor at bargain
prices at Vaughans.
] Rummage sale at the Salvation Army
: Saturday afternoon at 1880
Mrs. George Hall of Brookfield was g
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. r. Townsend of Williamstowr
was visitor in the city yesterday.
Ralph Gale of Williamstown was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Five chairs, prompt service and sani'
tary environment at Ross Depot square
Barber Shop.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. George HOLSTER of Hol-
lister hill in Plainfield were visitors in
the city yesterday.
Attention is called to the sale of ac-
counts due the Green Mountain Electric
company. Read adj, page 6.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert L. Scott of Pleas
ant street left this noon for Holyoke,
Mass, where they win visit until Sunday
night.
"The Arrival of Kitty" at Spaulding
assembly hall tonight at s; plenty OF
| room for ALL Come and witness the first
class play presented in the new hall.-ad.
For your next corset try the La Ca
mile front lace corset with the Ventilo
back and Ventilo front shield For sale
at the Princess Parlors, Montpelier, Vt.
J. +. Buckley, advance agent for Coutts
and Tennis musical production, "When
Dreams Come True" was business Wis
tor in the city to-day. The production
has been booked to appear here Friday,
Feb. 25.
Melvin Wood of Laconia, n. H., who
has been employed in a Montpelier bar
Der shop for several months, began work
this morning in the Ross shop on Depot
square, the proprietor, Edwin Ross, hav-
ing added a fifth chair to his equipment.
A new Century dough mixer is being |
installed in the City bakery. The ma
chine is of the most up-to-date model |
with all gears covered and many other |
modern improvements. A four horse
power electric motor furnishes power for
its operation.
At the mid week worship in the First
Baptist church last evening, it was ex
pected that communication from Rev.
Bert j. Lehigh of Oswego, N. ", who
has been discussed as a candidate for the
but a definite answer from
the Oswego man has not been received.
Barre granite, the quarries and the cut
ting plants, are effectively advertised in
4 new issue of the monument booklet
which A. NJ. Troup, the photographer, has
ssued. 0ne-half the space in the book is
given over to half-tones of memorials
hat have been cut out of Barre granite.
while prominent manufacturing and
Iuarrying concerns use the remaining j.,
lalf for advertising purposes. Three
thousand copies of the brochure were
nailed from the local postoffice to-day :
o all parts of the United States, to Eu- J
ope and to the far East
Tonight at the Knights of Columbus
all in the Scampini block, the Italian I
'leasure club will hold its eth annual
anquet and dance. Invitations to the I
fair were issued early in the week and .
he committee in charge has surprise =
\ store for the guests, inasmuch as the
allure of an entertainment that is list
as vaudeville on the programs has not "
cen divulged. Guests from Quincy, 7
lass, Milford and Concord, n. H., are :
xpected to be present. =
Sec Fred w. Sutton of the quarry a,
orkers' international association has re- :,
irned from trip to Rutland and Dan NJ
Y in the interests of the state branch of A
re A. +. of L. With other officers of the a.,
ate branch, its president, Mr.. Suitor, m
lcceeded in effecting an organization of nj
laboring men connected. in one way a
nd another with the foundry, scale and n
achine shops in Rutland. He was as N
sted by Organizer Scheiller of the ma 7,
Iinists' union, Nelson A. Malmgren, of
easurer of the state branch, and James n
Reedy, who is one a the vice presi' II
,nts of the same organization. Mr.. 40
litor reports that the efforts of mar 60
e workers in Dandy to secure shorter 6r
'urs and better wage have proven
ceessful already. The state branch of =
e A. f. of L. has organized what is to -
known as to forward movement of
n ,,,rroaa af CARRYING trade unionigm