The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-17
TALKOFTHE TOWN

"The Stacker" special, Park Theatre
to.night.--adv.
All roads will lead to Camp Comfort
Friday nght.-adv.
Mrs A. Tomasi left last night for Bos
ton on business trip.
Helen Hesperia in Camille" Bijou
Theatre, Friday.--adv.
just arrived, carload of grapes, Place
orders with Charles Zanleoni, tel. 6l3M
Lewis Warner of Williamstown under
went an operation at the City hospital
yesterday.
Get a free ticket to Park theatre with
every 25c purchase at Cummings & Lew
is Drug Store.
Regular meeting of Harmon review,
No. |, w. Il, A. o. T. NJ, in X. of p.
hall Wednesday evening" Oct. II, at 1880.
Music furnished for all occasions by
Montpelier NJ. band orchestra. Karl For
sell, manager, phone Montpelier 252-W.
Parents desiring TO offer their children
in Christian baptism Sunday, Oct. 81, at
Presbyterian church will please notify
the pastor.
| Get your grapes at reduced prices.
Better grapes cannot be obtained for
making wine, grape juice or preserving.
Order of Charles Zanleoni, tel. 6l3-M.
James Booth of Washington street
left last night for New York, whence he
expects to sail in few days for Scot
land, there to rejoin his wife and chill
dren.
w B. Turney of Montpelier and Gran
iteville has bought one of the best farms
in Middlesex, the +. II. Hills farm of 200
acres, Just outside of the village. Mr..
Turney buys for an investment
The Church of the Good Shepherd will
serve a parish supper Thursday at D. m
All the people of the church are cordially
invited and each one is asked to bring
friend. A silver collection will be tax.
en-.
Members of the Barre Golf club are |
reminded of the annual meeting this |
evening in the city court room. 1t is |
hoped that every member of the club |
will be present, as matters of Importance |
are to be discussed.
The quarry land which was recently
purchased by the Boutwell,, Milne g. Var /
mum company was the property decided
to Eloise Bailey, +. H. Bailey and Helen
w. Turney by E. J. Woodbury. and it is
said to contain in the vicinity of eight
acres.
The city court case of State vs. Mrs.
Vincenzo Ossola who was arrested in
with a raid on her premises
evening, was fixed for a set
ting of date to-day The case will be
heard Oct. p, and in the meantime the ]
respondent is at liberty under bail of
$3.50. i
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Ahern, former
'esidents of Barre, who have been pass
ng few days with the formers par. |
,nts, Mr.. and Mrs. James Ahern OF East c
I'm avenue, have returned to their home ]
II New York, where Mr. Ahern is EN-. a
'loyed by the Royal Typewriter Co. Q
They were accompanied by Mrs. James Il
Ahern, who is passing two weeks in New n
fork e
The following item from the Richmond q
in the Burlington News u
t yesterday throws additional light on !
he antics of the mysterious driver who "
held responsible for an accident in
'hich several Barre labor men, bound
rom Burlington on a motor trip, figured =
aturday night AN automobile going
orth ran into team owned and driven p
y Harry Howe on Saturday night after - :,
ark, near what is known as the paint u
inc. The auto struck the horse, cut ,e
ng it badly and smashing the wagon ~ ~
Ir. Howe was practically uninjured, but ?
ohm Belts, who was riding with him, ~
1t his collar bone broken. The auto n
lrty never stopped, but sped toward VI VI
arlington Another auto following the u
am ran into the ditch to escape the %
jured party and had to be helped out. y az