The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-24
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New bag materials at Abbott's,

William Hutchins visited friends !
Mortified yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth Carson returned HON
last night from a visit with friends II
Chelsea.
| Fall and winter millinery on display
at Miss L. T.. Townsend's SO Washing
ton street.
| Mrs. Edyth Wiley and children o.
Mortified are visiting relatives in Barre
and South Barre.
| Dance, Eagles hall, Montpelier, or
Wednesday evening. Good music Tick
cts, SOC. Ladies free.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Tilden of Hins.
dale, N. H. are visiting the formers sis
ter, Mrs. Ella Joslin of North Main
street, and other relatives.
| The amusement committee of the |. o.
o. L., NJ T., will meet at the home of
Mrs. Armida Bianchi, IL Comolh street,
| Tuesday evening at o'clock.
| Mrs. Lavina Keith, who for several
| years has resided at 81 Eastern avenue,
| has moved to the tenement on Elm street
formerly occupied by Mrs. Sarah Gurley.
! Will the party who took the number of
auto 1888 on the Barre. Montpelier road
Monday evening, Sept. IL, please send his
name to A. Anderson, box 10, Barrel
adv,
Mrs Osgood Mcfarland and daughter,
Mrs. Frank Whittier who were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs George Mcfarland for a
few days, left to-day for their home in
Fergus Falls, MINI.
Miss Julia Stanton arrived Saturday
from Paterson, n. j., where she has been
spending the summer at her home. Miss
Stanton will resume her studies at God
dard seminary upon the opening of SEES
sions tomorrow morning,
The case of State VS.. Louis Romeri,
which was due TO be started in municipal
court to-day. was advanced "a hours.
The jury will be drawn tomorrow and
the trial will be started Wednesday. Ro
meri is charged with illegal keeping of
liquor.
L. H. Baine of Montpelier will receive
a limited number of voice pupils on
| Tuesday evenings from 7;l5 to 0:l5
o'clock at the Aldrich block, room Is, !
prof. Wheaton's studio), Appointments
may be made at the studio during the |
above periods, or by telephoning 245l,
Montpelier.
Friends in this vicinity of Paul II. |
Wells will be interested TO know of his |
success in the medical corps of the U. S. /
army since his enlistment in that branch |
in June. Mr.. Wells has recently been /
promoted from private to frst-class ser.
geant and placed in charge of number |
of men which will comprise the sanitary |
detachment of the Odd T. s. engineers /
corps stationed at Camp Meade, Mary |
land. Sergeant Wells and his men left |
Fort Oglethorpe, where they have been
stationed since their enlistment, Tues
day, for Camp Meade to take up their
new duties.
John Donnelly of Barre Town was ar
rsigned in municipal court Saturday
night on the charge of maliciously cut
ting two automobile tires on Clarence Z.
Foley's automobile truck, which was in
shed, on Sept. II. Donnelly pleaded
guilty and was fined $25, with costs of
1856. II was alleged that Donnelly Il
stuck knife into the tires, The arrest
was made by Deputy Sheriff II. j. Stay
ton. Oscar johnson, also Of Barre Town
was arrested on a similar charge, but the
case against him was mol pressed. The
was made out by the states
attorney.
Q, II. Hale returned Saturday from
Burlington, where he had been conduct
ing three days auction sale for J. A. 2
Bond, closing out his real estate and per- !;
sonal property. There was a large at
tendance at the sale from beginning TO
end and goods brought very good prices
The home was sold to DR.. w. Lyman for |
$3.50. The Buick auto went to w W.
Root of Charlotte for 1878, the piano for
1852, mahogany dressers, S6S, chairs and
tables averaging in price from $25 to S35 il
zach, art squares, S65 and S75, and other il
goods at about the same rate. Mr.. Bond G.
md wife will soon go to California to "
'pend the winter, hoping to regain the -
ormer's health, and they may remain k
here for some time. Mr. Bond stated fl
hat he was well pleased with the sale.
Among the week end guests at Hotel q
Barre were the following people: G. A. Z
Iillis of Fort Edwards, N. Y, Mr. and 81
drs. A. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. C. J. 81
bailey of Groton, Mr.. and Mrs. James a
lay of Cavendish, Mrs W. G. Randall W
nd Miss Sybil Randall of Troy, n. H., =
ir and Mrs E. r. Huilbut and Mr.. and 3
iTs. r. Il. french OF Evanston, u. Il. | "a
'larke of Ogdensburg, j. A. Sutherland W
+ Milwaukee, Wis, George w Matte III
on of Buffalo, n. Y, H. p Prindle of SC
burlington, Mrs. Inez Besett, Kate s. tr
owe, Rev. and Mrs Leach Mr.. and Mrs. 4
. +. Blodgett and Myrtle Wheeler of RI
Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Swallow ma
New York City, Mr.. and Mrs. n D. 10
lien, Mrs Lovening H. H. Dunn. Charles OIL
ward, j. f. Sargent H. f. Clark, n A. er
-ewton, A. H. Cutler and Mr.. and Mrs mi
tewart of Boston. Ia
Wanted; 100 workingmen to call at =. 10
No. Main street and let me show them -. ~
ow they can obtain some of that black ~ -
Iuck soil of the upper Everglades south a.
Lake Okeechobee, Fla, where 10 acres -,
i'll grow You crop '365 days in year,
here my eldest son will be planting
'ish potatoes next week, from seed
wed from our last springs crop, and a
OPP of corn grown on the same land 4
lis summer; where you can grow, with
1t bit of fertilizer, almost unbeliev-
Die yields of Irish potatoes, corn, eel
Y, strawberries, eggplant, cabbage, on :
ms, or about every known northern
getable, also the clovers. blue grass, e
Idan grass sugar cane dasheens chu-