The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-12
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II bolts.
Hugh Halvosa returned yesterday t.
Hartford, Conn, after visit in Barre.
Miss Edith A. Marcott of Randolph il
spending the day with friends in the
city.
The Girl from Broadway musical
\ comedy; lots of real live girls in this
show.-adv.
Cut your coupon from yesterdays
Times and get a free cake Palm Olive
soap at Fits.
Anna Little and Frank Borzage in I'm
mediate Lee" five.reel feature at the
Bllou to-day.-adv.
). II. s. alumni ball Wednesday even
ing at o'clock, S. H. S. hall. All alum
nj should be there.--adv.
NJ. j. Whitcomb of East Barre shipped
yesterday HOP pounds OF maple sugar
to II. Waite & Son, AIorrisville.
Dressmaking, dry cleaning, gloves a
speciality. Mrs Woodworth- and Mrs.
George, room 10, Eastman block. Tel
424-2.
Regular meeting Of South Barre grange
June Ia. The third and fourth degrees
will be conferred on candidates. Harvest
supper. Visitors cordially invited
Mrs i. c. Brock of Washington street
left to-day for Quechee to attend the
gradusting exercises at the high school,
where she was formerly teacher.
The Montpelier division of the l.. A.,
A. O. H., wish to announce the working
OF the third degree tonight, and all Barre
members are requested to be present.
| Gerald Mason was one of the boys
who left for Fort Ethan Allen yesterday.
Neal Blanchard has also enlisted in the
navy and passed the examination sue.
cessfully.
A new shipment of white hats, special
for graduation week. Call and see them
Special discount on colored hats all this
week. Mrs, II. S. Miles, over Dodge's
Jewelry store.
G. A. Baldwin, former resident of
Barre, who has been spending several
days in the city ON business. returned
this morning to Keene n, H., where he
is manager of the Playhouse.
Frederick Anderson OF Berlin, n. H.,
who was locked up on an intoxication
charge yesterday, acknowledged a first
offense when arraigned in city court this |
HiitG anu pau lne lliIHiIuuHi HIt, /
with costs attached.
ID. A. Perry left this morning for
Brattlebor1, where he is to conduct an
auction sale for the Thoroughbred Live
Stock Co, He made the trip by automo-
bile and was accompanied by John Ben
jamin and J. Ala of Montpelier.
The ladies' union of the Universalist
church will meet in the church parlors
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. A
program, consisting OF music and read
ings, will be given. Important business
matters are TO be considered, after which
will be served.
The funeral Of James Giudici. who
died at Concord, ". H., Monday after a
long illness, will be held at the home of
his brother, Frank Giudici of Beckley
instead OF at o'clock, as stated in yes
terday's paper. Friends are requested
to take notice of the change. II
John Winslow, who has been spend
ing few weeks with his sister, Mrs.
Jennie Northrop of Merchant street, re-
reived news yesterday of the death of .
his son, Elmer Winslow of New York
City. Mr.. Winslow left for Whitefeld,
n H.. yesterday afternoon, where he win ,
Join the funeral party as the burial viii ,
be in East Hardwick. ,
Seven lots recently sold for the Cur /
er estate near Currier street were pur-
,hased as follows: Two lots, one at
800 and the other at S347.50, by Andrew S
Bjorn; one lot, $40, by G. H. Douglass; O
,hree lots by Louis Bergeron, at SIS, e
800 and 1925; one lot by John PRESLEY !
It 500 The land was laid on the auc- /
ion block by d. A. Perry.
Hugh Cole of Liberty street, sopho-
more at the University of Vermont, has
,een excused from the remainder of the !
ERIN through his excellent standing in
he chemistry course. Mr. Cole has Sc
ured a position in the chemical labora-
cry in South Bethlehem, Pa, and left :,
or that place Sunday night, after a a
'isit of few days at his home in this !;
ity.
Among the guests at Hotel Barre last :,
light and this morning were the follow y
ng people. Charles H. Orr OF Mclndoe =,
'alls, William j. Orr of East Ryegate, :,
V. II. Thornton of Yonkers, n. Y, Mr. =
nd Mrs. w. S. Davidson of Boston, r. :
Adsit of Burlington, Charles d. "
Weary of st. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
l. Ackley of Worcester, Mass, w. MI -
arnes of Medford, Mass, William J. =
locale of Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7,
. Kunhla of Boston, and Mr.. and Mrs. :,
Y. IL. Noyes of Littleton, n. III. :,
A well known piece of South Barre fe
salty figured in deal eonsummated Sc
esterday when the ROben place, so al
,lled, was sold for the Douglas G.
oben estate to Arthur Batehelder of No
MS city. who made the purchase for an w
Ivestment. The property is located just III
'uth of South Barre village and will be pr
improved by the purchaser an
he sale was made through the ID. \. nj
cry Real Estate agency, who also sold
II Josiah p. Sargent OF Corinth, his
,me farm in that place to Mr.. and Mrs.
lien H. Carter of West Topsham. The r.
Urgent property contains 100 acres and
listed as one of the finest farms in the
wn of Corinth. Mr.. and Mrs. Car
T plan to take possession immediate LOT
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