The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Tub skirts from So to SO at Mrs. shep.
ard Co., Inc.
There will be no band concert at Mont,
pelier this week.
Alexander Mackie of Beacon street is
detained at his home by illness.
Coletti left last night for Boston,
where he will pass the remainder of the
week on business.
A business meeting of the Red Cross
will be held at Aldrich hall Saturday aft
ernoon at 2:30 o'clock
DR.. and Mrs. 0. w. Lane of Great
Darlington, Mass, are spending few
days with relatives here.
The latest in white straws and pana-
mas at lowest possible prices. Mrs. Bir
ME 3 Pleasant street.-adv
Miss Rose. Levin of Merchant street
left this morning for Burlington, where
she is passing a few days with relatives
w. r. Densmore is absent on fishing
trip to Highgate Springs and other
points along the marge of Missisquoi
bay
Wilfred Canton of 25 Maple avenue
was taken to the City hospital this
morning, where he underwent an oper-
alton.
Members Of the Klio club please meet
at the home of Miss Pearl Wilkin, 81
Keith avenue, Friday night at 7:l5
o'clock.
Ladies of Clan Gordon please leave
| their due books with the financial sec
rotary, Mrs. Angus, on or before July
| for audit.
| Frank Leclair went TO Essex junction
yesterday TO attend the funeral of Louis
White, whose death occurred in Brook
field Tuesday.
Mrs. William Dewey and little son of
School street left to-day for South Roy
alton, where they are to pass several
weeks with relatives.
The Fraternal Order OF Eagles picnic, ]
which was to have been held Saturday,
July 7, has been postponed indefinitely.
Per order president, D. Mcdonald.
Mrs. Roy Smith and children of east
H., where they are TO make a visit of |
a few weeks with the formers sister,
Mrs. Mendon 2. Moore.
Rev. and Mrs. w. J. NJ Beattie and |
children of fremont street are passing |
few days with relatives in Enosburg
Falls, having made the trip by automo-
bile. They will return home to-mor
row.
The annual meeting and picnic of the
mission circle OF the universalist church
will be held at the home of Mrs. 0. X.
HOLSTER Merchant street, o-morrow
friday afternoon at 230 o'clock. Let
each member bring a friend.
H. NJ. Farnhams 4th auction sale of
horses and other property will be held
at his stables in Montpelier tomorrow;
80 fresh horses, and quite a large lot
of commission horses, harnesses, robes,
whips, halters and other property c. F.
Smith, auctioneer.
Noticel You will save money If YOU
buy Andes ranges for wood, coal and
gas, also Perfection oil stoves, White
Mountain refrigerators, lawn mowers,
and Special sewing machines. Get prices.
f. A. Prindle & Co, 200 Main street, De-
pot square.
All children desiring to 60 on flower
walk please meet at the library to-mor
row friday at Q a. m. Each one is re-
luested to bring paper and pencil. Last I
week ii was tie, both Victor Anderson I
and Lillian Stevens finding seven new
flowers. Who will find the most to-mor- ,
.ow2 Per order civic department, Barre (
club.
Francis j. Ahen, who until recently ID
acted as manager OF the New England !
Tool Co.'S plant on Blackwell street, has I
vacated the house owned by +. n. Whit .
,omb on Beacon street and is now en- :
,loyed in New York He will be joined :
within few days by Mrs. Ahern, who is I
icting as the reporter at the June term .
II Orange county court in Chelsea
No 233, as the act is known in legal +
ircles, figured for the first time in the b
of justice at city court to- o
lay when Richard Harvey, a quarryman n
With a reputation as a strong man that
5 untarnished in most of the quarrying 5
ettlements of New England, was sen e
eneed to serve year in the house of t
direction, with a minimum OF 10 months. 6
Harvey was locked up on an intoxication f.
barge yesterday afternoon and acknowl- s.
dyed a subsequent offense to-day, after q
which he disclosed on a paving cutter is
amed Emery. Whereupon Magistrate d
l. w. Scott invoked No. 233 which per a.
1its a municipal magistrate to impose n
house of correction sentence on a re-
pendent who has been convicted of in
three times within a year. I
Iarvey's appearance in Barre city court
uns into two figures, although he was
OF always charged with intoxication. :
Matthew Haley of Maple avenue, !
hose fame as monument setter
preads over the United States like :
rcus tent, yesterday shipped the first
assignment of apparatus to be used in I
is summer and fall campaign. Six big +:
in five different states are to
E placed on secure foundations by Mr..
alley this year. just now he is center
e his energy on preparations for set
ng big soldiers monument in the viii .
ge square at Angola, Ind, which town
As contracted with Jones Bros. Co. OF 1
ARE for one of the finest memorials
fer erected in the middle west. The
onument is in the form of a tall shaft, Z
be surmounted by bronze figure OF
ictory. The local company is at work 4
the monument now. In Amsterdam. :
Y, Mr.. Haley will set a monument
r the man who made fortune out of I
Ichelor's buttons and in Woodlswn J
metery in New York he plans to over
e the setting OF big memorial before
II. The equipment shipped yesterday :