The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-26
TALK or THE TOWN

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Three hundred pairs children's shoes on
our bargain table 69c and SIC pair at
Shea's.
Clarence Niles Of MorrisvfUe spent the
week end with friends in Barre and
Montpelier.
G.. +. Wells of Winooski has returned
to his home after business visit in
Barre and Montpelier
Lee S. Tillotson of st. Adams, adjutant
general of the Vermont National Guard,
was visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. A. L. Belville ana daughter re-
turned to the city Saturday after passing
week with relatives in st. Adams.
Deputy Sheriff Z. w. Kent of Randolph
was a visitor at the home of George
Gauthier OF Highland avenue yesterday.
d. NJ. G. Hawaii of Westerly, r. l.,
arrived in the city this morning and is
passing several days in the Barre granite
district on business
James Donald of North Main street re-
turned Saturday evening from Sher-
brooke, p. O., where he has been directing
repairs on his farm buildings.
Miss Mary Given, teacher in Roches-
ter, and Miss Ruth Humphrey, who has
a school in Mortified Falls, visited at
their homes in Barre over Sunday.
J. McCrae acknowledged first offense
when arraigned on an intoxication charge
in city court this morning and paid the
minimum fine, with costs attached.
Mrs. Lucy Bruin has returned to her
home in Manchester, N. H., after having
accompanied the body of her mother to
Among the Williamstown business Wis
itors and shoppers in the city Saturday
were Z. j. Losa, W. F. Losa, Ora Poor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tucker, Mr. and Mrs.
r. Young.
The fifth in the series of readings from
literature will be held at the Spaulding
high school tonight when Il. j. Dole of
the faculty will read poems on the world
war. The reading will commence at 7;l5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl L. Steel, who have
been visiting friends and relatives on
Beckley street and in Websterville dur |
ing the past week, returned to the home
in Maplewood, N. H., Saturday after
noon.
Thomas Carroll, jr., of North Main
street left Saturday on a business trip |
through New York state and Pennsylva |
MIA in the interests of Carroll Bros, gran.
tie manufacturers. He expects to be abb
sent several weeks.
Peter M. Depatie, who formerly con
lucted shoe repairing establishment in
Barre, returned TO his home in Milton
after renewing acquaintance
n the city for few days. Mr.. Depatie
S now located in st. Adams repair shop
md shoe store.
Listenl Informationi There is moth
ng in the way Of living so cheap to-day
Is beef by the quarter or half quarter.
Vow is the time OF year to cure your
Tried beef and corn it, ANYONE can do
t. Don't wait for high prices, but tel
phone 7s7-M. c. X. Wood
Among the Mortified business visitors
md shoppers in the city Saturday were
I. Pelaggi of the Pelazzi & Co. granite
rm, Hiram Morrill, Seth c. Rich, Will /
lam Morrill,, John Woodward, Harry n
Woodward, Joseph Collins. Mr.. and Mrs.
'harles Clark and daughter, Miss Lyle
lark.
Amido Guiduli o: 81 Granite street was
aiken to the City hospital Saturday
light suffering from contusions about
is head. A physician who had been ,
hi a. ga H. uaI ia '
rounds and his condition is not regarded
$ serious. Guiduli stated that he re-
nived the injuries while skating earlier '
1 the evening.
Among the guests registered at Hotel ,
ARE through the week end were the
blowing people: G. II. Boyce of Proctor,
dit. Gen. L. s. Tillotson of st. Adams. t
I. +. Duffield of Hanover, n H.. f. d. t
OK of Albany, n. Y. A. L. Goodrich OF
arlington, F. 0. Dorsey of Manchester. \
w. Goodrich and +. !. Dragon OF O
lattsburg, \. Y, A. ]. Phillips OF Nor
God, n. Y, F.. w. Gilman and G. W. 7
asset of Bangor, Me, :
Officer John S. Murley of the police
,rce was off duty last night as the re- l.
lit of fall which he sustained early h
nnday morning. The patrolman was
lied TO downtown block at ] o'clock
quiet an alleged disturber and in max. I
g an arrest, according TO his report to u
lie chief, he fell on the ice. The fall
used a rather painful wound in the
,ck of the head and when Officer Muir d
v consulted DR.. j. A. Wark, the physi-
an examined the wound and closed 1t t,
it'll stitches. The policeman was able h
be out of doors to-day and he will re- lie
me his duties on the night force within OF
short time. N
Booze bought by man named Brown a
ON Montpelier and sprinkled over
yer of hard cider from west hill landed
tristan Henderson in the lookup at
lice headquarters last night. This fore :,
on when Henderson, arraigned before M
agistrate II. W. Scott in city court,
eaded guilty to being an hsbitAal
unkard, he was asked by the grand iur- >,
to tell his story. WhereupOn he dis n
,sed on west hill and the man named a.
own, saying that the latter bought him n
liskey on Granite street after he had ~
unk pitcher of hard cider ON the farm ),
lere he is employed. Magistrate Scott a
1tenced Chris. to serve 30 days in the 80 -.
inty Jail in addition to fine Of Sl5 -
costs. -
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