The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-26
TALK OF THE TOWN
New things in wash goods at Abbott,

Mrs. j. II. Jangraw of Middlesex was ;
business visitor in the city to-day.
| Fortytwo pairs women's $3.50 over
shoes, sale price at Shea's $3.50 a pair.
Daniel Darby of South Main street re
turned to his home last evening aftel
visiting in Washington.
Lyman Camp of Morrisville returned
to his home Saturday evening after a
business visit in Barre and vicinity.
Felix PRO of upper Washington street
recently bought of Otto Friburg, the cas-,
hill farmer, Holstein bull that weighed
dressed, 1900 pounds
| Auction sale at Farnham's, Friday
March 2. Carload of slick Iowa horses
lots of commission horses and other
property. c. f. Smith, auctioneer.
Mrs. l.. f. Jones of Central street is
moving her household goods to Hartford,
Conn, where she expects to join her son,
| William Jones, who is employed there.
Harold Farrell of Burlington who has
been visiting friends in Graniteville dur
ing the past few days, passed through
the city this morning en- route to his
home
Mrs. Annie Morrison, who has been
visiting relatives in Graniteville and
Barre, among them Mrs. j. r. Maiden,
of this city, left this morning for her
home in Toronto, Ont
Mrs. Blanche Nourse and Miss George
Wilson of North Main street left yester-
day for business trip of few days to
Boston and New York in the interests of
the Nourse 4 Wilson millinery store.
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the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Fits of Park street, returned to
Burlington last evening, where he is a
student at the University of Vermont.
Mrs. F. p Houston of Mortified, who
has been visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. James F. Higgins of
Edgewood, for several days, returned TO
her home in Mortified Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. Mark Cutler of Jefferson street,
who has been employed as a cashier at
the A. p. Abbott store during the past
seven years, has resigned her position,
and her place win be filed by Miss Freda
Hooker.
Goddard students are making extensive
plans on the minstrel show which they
are to present in the near future. There
is excellent material in the seminary for
a play and all the students are putting
an extra amount of work into making
the play a hit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton L. Julian, who
were married in st. Johnsbury last week,
are visiting at the home of the formers
father, Bennett Julian of Harrington av-
enue. after a trip to Boston and New
York They will return tomorrow to
st. Johnsbury, where Mr.. Julian has
position in the Caledonia Savings bank.
Napoleon Bosley of Bridgeport, Conn,
who has been visiting friends and rela-
ives in Graniteville during the past few |
lays, passed through the city yesterday !
while en- route home. He was accom- |
panied by his sisters-in-l law, the Misses |
Edith Bussioneau and Aurora Bussion-
.au. who will make an extended sojourn
n Bridgeport.
Firemen from the central station re-
ponded to still alarm Saturday even
ng from the Johnston & Gamble livery
table when the chimney into which the
tovepipe from the office runs started to
urn. After using the hand chemicals
or few minutes the firemen had the
laze under control. A man was sta
toned at the office for few hours until
was found that all danger was over.
here was no damage.
John Tryforos, who was in the city to
lose the sale of the Barre Kitchen,
wned by the Mascot estate, together
18th Constantine Papstheodore and
gorge Rorys, who have been spending
everal days in Burlington since COM
letting the candy kitchen deal, returned
, the city Friday evening and left last
light for New York, where they will
tay for few days at the home of Mr..
ryforos, after which Messrs. Pspatheo-
ore and Rorys will leave for Paterson,
I. j.. where they are dealers in candy
nd fruit business.