The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

See adv on page 4
Special meeting of the A. O. IA. thi
Tuesday evening at q o'clock.
Joseph kenefick is employed as an as
sistant in the Baltimore restaurant.
A regular meeting OF the l.. A., A. G
H., will be held Wednesday evening a
l 1870.
William +. Littlejohn of Orange stree
returned to the city this morning from
business trip TO Boston.
Cab l52W tor furniture moving anC
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason
able rates. Vermont Trucking & Sales Co
Mrs. Josie Relation has returned from
Claremont, N. H., where she was calico
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Mary Car
roll.
Miss Myrtle Grafton, who was recently
graduated from Goddard seminary went
to Sharon this morning for visit with
relatives.
The Sons of Veterans auxiliary, No. s.
will hold its regular meeting Wednesday
night, June 2S, at o'clock. All officers
please be present.
A carload of norses just arrived suit
able for all classes of work. To be sold
anu az II. " i<tblhiN Slhbito'
PCS South Main street
Mrs. w. A. Livermore, who has been
making visit of several weeks with rel
atives in the city, returned this morning
to Waltham Heights, Mass,
Stanley Tassie of South Main street, a
1916 graduate of Spaulding high school,
began work yesterday in George NJ. Mar
rion's corner tobacco store.
Auto livery, barre and Williamstown.
Leave Williamstown 9 a. m, ] and 5 p.
m. Leave Hotel Barre ii a. m, 3 and
p. m. Fare soc. A. H. Norris.
| William Mitchell, who has been pass
! ing week in Boston, returned to the
city yesterday and resumed his duties
in the Ross Depot square barber shop.
Ten dollars allowed on your old sewing
machine in exchange for our special guar
anteed S35 sewing machines 50 down and
81 per week. E. A. Prindle, Depot
square.
The street railway company has made
arrangements with the Benjamin farm
owners to allow passengers the privilege
of crossing the property to Caledonia
park.
Charles H. Northrop OF the Merchant
street extension is detained at his home
by illness and during his absence his ex-
press business is in charge of William
Carter
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Walker and
three children OF Nergennes arrived in
the city yesterday to visit the former
mother, Mrs Agnes Walker, of Grant |
avenue.
Members of lroquois tribe, No Is, Inn
proved Order of Red Men, are getting |
ready for their annual outing and field |
day, which is to be held at Caledonia |
park July %
Mrs. NJ S. Rounds and daughter, Dor
othy, and Miss Abbie Monkey of % Park
street left the city this morning for
York Beach, Me. where they are to re-
main until Sept. /.
Angelo Faggia, who has been residing
on North Main street while employed
here in the granite industry, has moved
his household goods TO Boston, where he
has decided to locate.
Edmund Ruddy Of Hardwick, formerly
employed here as a clerk in the old City
hotel, has been passing few days with I,
Mrs. Rudy and little son. who are max
ing visit of several weeks in Barre Mr.
Ruddy left to-day on business trip to
Every member of the Barre Board OF
Trade, with one lady, is expected to at
end the entertainment and banquet in t
Marshfeld Thursday evening June 20. I
transportation furnished free K
% all purchasers of banquet ticket y
will leave City square at /
':45 p. m. a
Notice Members of the Happy Co v
.ucky club will hold private dance at v
fowland hall Friday evening, June 80 J
I 1880 p, m. sharp. Only members and G
hose who have attended previous dances
will be admitted. Admission, soc per :
ouple; extra ladies'. Csc Ii
A demonstration of Wear Ever cook =
ng utensils will be held in the vestry OF \
he First Baptist church Tuesday, June !
Z, at p. M, under the auspices of the =
aides aid society. Each lady present Il,
rill be given Wear Ever" premium J,
admission, Zoe. This fee goes into the !,
reasury of the society. All welcome i
DIV. Z
Mrs. William Robertson and two chill 4
rem, James Wendsl Robertson and vii .
du AiDtII houtIlebHt VI Elm SbIttbi
'ent yesterday to Burlington, there to
emain with relatives for a few days. =
Irs Robertson planned to visit her !
rother, Homer Fairbanks, member Of y
he Vermont National Guard, before his y
eparture for Mexico. VI
The auction sale last Friday for L. A. q
arlington at Cabot was wen attended, =
ne l2-year-old registered COW brought .
1867 one four year-o old, lame registered 7.
wv brought Sls5, both due to freshen y
ext fall; yearling hefers sold from S25 :.
, $3.50, grade cows from S65 to SIC; farEl p
,ols and furniture, of which there was
lot, brought fair prices. c, F. Smith, 10
lctioneer. :
Edward Anderson, who was arrested B
'metime ago on complaint made to
lie states attorney. charging him with
le theft of lumber from a quarry in 4
Baskerville, came into city court yes
rday and admitted the offense, the
arge having been reduced from grand Z
petit larceny. Magistrate II. WIZ
oft imposed a fine of S25 and costs, A
hich the respondent paid.
II seems best now to hold the first an
lal flower exhibit conducted BY the A
vic department of the Barre Woman's
ib on Thursday afternoon, June 20
pm to o'clock and Friday afternoon,
ne 80. from ? 20 6 O'Clock. The exhibit