The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-25
TALK OF THE TOWN


John Oltolini Of Blackwell street was
week end guest Of friends Ia Bethel
Andes stoves and ranges are the hest
Call al T.. A, Prindle Co. Depot square
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Ryan Of Denver,
Col, are visiting At d. b. Ryan's In Gran
iteyille.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Batehelder OF
Plainhed were among the visitors IN the
city yesterday.
Moses !. Boulicc left Saturday for
Springfield, where he viii be employed IN
a machine shop. i
Dr. and MR.. William Mcfarland OF
Washington street are absent on a motor /
trip TO Cambridge and Argyle, \. \.
Among the Barre visitors in Burling' |
ton through the week end were Joseph J.
Kennedy, Michael Grape and Edward ie' /
clair.
II. c. Sargent OF East Barre was a
visitor in the city last night while on his |
way TO Boston for a business visit OF |
several days
Miss Gertrude MelIattie returned sat
urday evening 10 her home in Nashua,
n. H.. after passing week with friends
on Seminary street.
William Comolli, a former resident OF /
Barre. returned 20 his home in Hardwiek |
this morning. after passing Few days
with acquaintance here
George Griffin. who is employed IN
Springfield. Mass. arrived in the city
saturday for a visit of several days with
his father Walter Griffin OF Merchant
street
George Colnmb Of Brooklyn street re-
umed his duties a. brakeman on the
Barre & Chelsea railroad this morning,
after passing few days with friends IN
Burlington.
Auction sale tomorrow for Mrs. Field
on the Sargent farm near West Tops
ham; one COW. one sheep, poultry, house
hold furniture antiques, etc. c. +. smith,
auctioncer adv.
Miss c. T. Reynolds, who has been
making an extended stay with friends
on Merchant street and elsewhere IN
Barre and vicinity, left this morning for
her home in Saratoga, \. J.
Brick masons began the work OF re-
lvamping the interior walls of the city
hall boilers Saturday, the work being
continued yesterday and today len.
ants at the city building will not get
their share Of artificial heat until the re-
yamped wallis are thoroughly dry. Under
favorable conditions from three to -FOUR
weeks are usually consumed in drying
the walls.
fine range costing $50, used .ess
than a year to be sold at half price AT
priyate sale at City Auction Market
Charles Melanson, who has been play
ling ball with the Italian 4. {. since the
CLOSE OF st. Anselms college last June,
left last night for his home in WaFerly'
Mass. where he will visit his parents
for few dayse before returning to -.
Anselm's. where he will resume his stud
les next week.
RAYMOND Arkley who has been pass
ling few DAYS at the home OF his par.
ents. Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Arkley OF WASH.
ington street. returned last night 10
Springfield Mass where he is employed
lin the office OF the Stevens Dnryea com
panv. He was accompanied by William
Ia. Edwards OF Merchant street, VINO eX
meets to be employed in Springfield, after
having been engaged for some time as
clerk in the Red Cross Pharmacy, where
he completed work Saturday
Capt Ward Of the Salvation Army VIII
he pleased to collect any clothing or FUR
Init,lre which Barre people may have TO
donate to his work Being around among
the moor. the captain is able to see that
the need is great and that many poor
people will appreciate, warm clothing TINS
winter. Capt Ward has labored among
ltbis class of people in various large cities
land knows it is not always drink that
brings people to poverty. In many cases
liz is sickness and misfortune r. Ward,
CAPTAIN. Phone 2643.
Barre's two prep school football elev-
ems will receive their first real griiling
this week in anticipation OF games 70 DC
nlayed Wednesday In the Spaulding high
school squad Coach Charles /. Brown Is
10 put his charges through stlf prac-
tice hour every afternoon and when the
whistle blows for Wednesdays game with
Nontpelier seminary at the Lincoln
school campus. Spaulding's gridiron war
riors will be able to give good account
of themselves. Goddard seminary's first
/ scheduled game is with the Middlebury
college second team at Middlebury sat.
urday. Coach Hoernle has wealth OF
material to pick from and by the end OF
the week followers of the eleven VIII
bave nrettv good notion of who is who
voar The Goddard schedule vii be is
sued within few days.
c. F. Smith, auctioneer, and W. M.
Parker. real estate agent, of Montpelier
held an auction sale in that city satur-
dav afternoon OF four residence proper
ties for John w Ryan These houses
were located on Berlin street and Ryan
Mace. House No. / was sold to +. Bou.
chard for 81 200; house No. was sold
n p Chennette for 81 OPS; house No. 8
was sold to NJ. ]. Doyle for 1901; and
small house that had been moved back
from the street was sold to Mr.. Doyle
for s5l5. Every one of them was an
actual sale, and cash payment for
each one was made on the spot. Mr..
RYAN was much pleased with the out
| come. as he wanted to be relieved of the
care of these properties, and the pur-
chasers certainly secured some abrgains'
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