The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-05
Talk or THE TOWN

II dfdsOn estate.
H. y. Edgerton of Burlington, repre-
sentative of Bradstreet's, called on loca
business men yesterday and to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. George Halvosa and lit
tie Grid OF Camp street went to Boltor
thls morning for visit with relatives
w. i. kenney, who has been in White
RIVER junction for a few days on bust
ness, returned to his home in this CITY
| yesterday.
John McITugho Of Hill street. an en-.
glneer OF the Barre 4 Chelsea railroad
Is abe 10 be out of doors, after an i'll
ness Of six weeks.
Harry Doloph of Concord, N. H., who
has been visiting friends on Richardson
street during the past few days, returned
to his home yesterday.
). j. johnson Of Marshfield was a busi.
ness visitor in the city yesterday. George
a, Flint Of Washington was a business
visitor IN the city yesterday.
Max Fisher OF Averill street left this
morning for Northfeld to take the pre-
iminary examination to enter the train.
ing camp at Plattsburg, N. Y.
/ At Cafe Shepard Special Saturday
night supper, lobster salad; Sunday din
ner, chicken pie and strawberry short
cake, Quality always the best.
Capt. G. N. Barber of the Headausr-
tiers company, Y. N. g., returned to Fort
Ethan Allen this morning, after passing
day in Barre and Montpelier on bust.
ness.
| Murdo Campbell, who has been visiting
| friends and relatives in Barre and Gran
| iteyille during the past week, passed
through the city yesterday on the way to
his home in Mortified.
u. A. Thomas of Burlington was a
visitor in the city yesterday, while en-
route to Burlington from Randolph,
where he has been business visitor
during the past few days.
Hectus Rock, who has been working
on farm in st. Adams, moved his
household goods through the city yes
terday while en- route to East Orange,
where he win occupy his fathers farm.
Tibaldo Gabelloni Of High Holborn
street has returned from stay OF sew
eral days in Barton and is employed by
Hebert q Ladrie, a West Second street |
firm.
] wish to announce that until further |
notice ! viii only cook for orders, ex-
cept bread, which / win have all the
time, and hot rolls, which will make
on Tuesday and Friday. Please leave
orders early. Mrs. Marion Mcdonald.
Mrs, George r. Sanborn has closed
her house on King street and will leave
the city Monday for Quebec City, Can,
where she will remain for an extended
sojourn with her son, Raymond Sanborn,
who is the leader OF an orchestra in that
city.
Following a special meeting Of the
Bonaccord football club at the pavilion
this evening at 1880 o'clock, there will
be smoke talk and other social fea-
lures, All members and others contem-
plating enrolment in the club are urged
to attend.
Karl r. Sawyer. having vacated the
house at al Franklin street, is moving
his household goods into the house at
~ Franklin street recently occupied by
Fred w. Bancroft, who has moved into
4 house on Beacon street which he pur-
chased q month ago,
First-elass auto stage, beginning Mon.
lay, April 30, Barre to Hardwick, via
Woodbury., etc. Leave Hotel
Barre 80 p, M. Montpelier house. 4:30;
arrive in Hardwick p. m. Returning, {
cave Hardwiek Q a. M, arrive Montpelier
house at 1890, Hotel Barre II a. m. !
w. T. Michaud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd G. Holt Of Branch :
treet, Edward Blanchard, Harry, Will
lam and Raymond Blanchard, who ac- }
the body of Mrs. Edward \
Blanchard to Clintonville, N. Y, for bur
al April 20, returned to Barre yester- :
lay, after passing several days with :
elatives in northern New York towns. +
Mrs. David Caldwell, who has been !
listing at the home of her father, Peter
ark of is Hall street, during the past
ew days, left yesterday for Detroit, v
fich., where she will visit sister, Mrs il
'harles Scott, for few days while en- !"
QUITE to her home in Oakland, Cal b
If you are an attendant at the He'd f,
ing NJ 4. church and wish to join the 81
Dung women's Wide.aw Bible class
SIX the pastor to introduce you to some s.
iembers of the Netop class. You will :,
lways be welcome in this class. We :,
ave good times and want you to enjoy I,
leHl With us n
Buy your lot or camp now, as the "
Jason is close at hand. / have for sale =,
four-room bungalow, large porch, all s
.reened in, open fireplace and running q,
ring water; also a new three-room cot r.
Ige and building lots. For full par y,
culars, inquire of A. G. Nelson, Wood -
Try Lake house, East Calais, VT. p,
Benjamin NJ Batchelder, driver of the al
Iemical wagon at the central station, he
ceiged a painful injury yesterday aft ~
noon, while driving team No, l on the
.ercising wagon. The accident occurred p
one of the horses, which is high spir
ed, kicked up in its play, and hit Mr..
.tchelder just below the knee as he sat I
the drivers seat. A passenger, who !
as accompanying him on the trip
lped to drive the team back to the .
e station, where it was found neces-
nv to remove the injured man to his 1
me on Park street. There physician
rs summoned. Two deep flesh wounds
ere found, but no broken bones.
Much of the Arbor day observance in
IRE yesterday was left with teachers
d students in the city schools and ex-
pt for the emphasis laid on the COVER
RS proclamation among the children
ere seemed to be very little thought :
planting trees or cultiyating the ac-
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