The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-26
TALK OF THE TOWN
= 50e silk hose at Abbott I.

See soc silk hose at Abbott's.
Cash paid for old gold and silver. +
Il. Burr.
Call l52-W for furniture moving anC
| heavy trucking by auto truck at reason
able rates Vermont Trucking & Sales Co
Wanted 10000 dozen fresh eggs, Bring
them in any quantity, large or small, and
we viii pay cash for same. Barre Cream
cry.
Special meeting OF Ruth chapter, No
33, 0. f. S.. Wednesday evening. April
26, at 1880 o'clock. Installation of Off
GERS. Refreshments served after meeting,
Mrs. Arthur L. Bugbee of Orange
street went to Burlington Tuesday aft
ernoon to remain for few days with
Mr.. Bugbee, who is employed by the Ha-
gar Hardware company.
The infant child OF Mr. and Mrs. +.
Farnidoni, who reside in the B. Tomasi
block on North Main street died yester-
day after a brief Illness. The child was
three weeks old. Funeral services were
held at the house this afternoon at 2
o'clock and interment was made in Hope
cemetery.
Extensive repairs and alterations to
the down town Bolster block. so called,
which was recently purchased by d. A.
Perry and c. w. Perry Of Mrs. S. +.
Bolster, are under way and when they
are completed the ground floor viii be on
a level with the sidewalk. First story
changes are to be shaped in such a way
as to make it possible for the owners
to use the building for automobile pur-
poses if desired. Farther north on the
Main street, John Clarey has force OF
exeavators at work on a cement base
ment for his little business block. Other
improvements are to be made to the
property.
Motorization Of the city stonecrusher
is about to be achieved as a result Of
action taken by the city council a few
weeks ago. Supt. j. c. Wilson OF the
street department has secured permits
sion from the wiring inspector to in
stall temporary motor in the crusher, !
which is located at the plant of Jones
Bros. at the present time. The tenn |
porary motor replaces the boiler used /
for several years in propelling the crush
er and is calculated - give better serv-
ice at minimum of expense TO the !
street department. AS soon as possible 4
a motor which has been ordered from an
electrical supplies company and is de-
signed for stonecrusher work, viii be
substituted.
Charlie Wong, whose laundry has been
ocated at Merchant street for several I,
years, is making shift to transfer his
business to another location III one of
he A. Tomasi blocks on the same thor
,ughfare. Carpenters began work yester-
lay in concerting the laundry quarters
nto a first-c class saloon Ii is expected
hat the work will be completed by May /
and already much of the equipment
las been moved into the place. Mr..
Wong does not anticipate any prolonged
OF work. Alexander Bissett,
rho conducts a cobbler shop in the base
neat OF the TOmasi block, plans 10 move
o Merchant street in order to permit
arpenters to enclose the Main street
atchway leading to the basement, where
lis place of business has been located
or a number OF years.
Among the visitors in the city yester-
ay and to-day were the following peo-
lie: Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Nav and Mrs.
/. 7. Bongeran Of Essex Junction. Julius
Iendelsohn OF Plsttsburg. \. " Mr..
nd Mrs. W. W. Richmond r. C. Gun
am. Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Edwards. Miss
l. Edwards and A. B. Marion Of North
cid, ". ID. Bissonette Of Burlington.
j. r. Smith Of Bellows Falls. James r.
oveney Of Springfield. H. w Dotten Of /
y. Y. G. A. Robbins of Bur :
ngton. Thomas :. Sinclair OF White
liver Junction. William Mccormick and Z
. +. Butler u Burlington. T. r. Quinlen
T Rutland. II. W. Buchanan Of Orleans.
/. r. Mason 81 Keene. x. IT., +. T. Hunt :
/. IT,, Of Concord y. H Charles s. Mer.
u Of Boston. p o. Baker 81 Newton. 3
Iass. and William Walker q Boston.