The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-13
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Academy street.
i Old silver and gold wanted. Highes
pfiee paid. +. Il. Burr.
n Save your cash register slips and brin
them in for cash. N. ID. Phelps Co.
| A regular meeting of st. Johns court
g. o, r., win be held this evening at
o'clock.
A. s. Parkhurst's pond win be open TO
ice Tuesday, Dec. Is. Price, DC a cake
| Tel 2l6-W.
Program for childrens concert in Pres
byterian church Friday night in to-day,
Times.-adv.
| Trade at Russells and let Rexall co
operative coupons pay for one'half OF
your dishes, etc.
Five cents on every dollars worth OF
cash register slips for cash purchases at
N. D. Phelps Co.
Fancywork of all kinds Mrs. Water
man, Fl Camp street Tel. 566.W, or
Mrs Shepard's store.
A suitable Christmas gift book. "a
Voice of the Hills by John W. Gordon,
at Martins Book Store.
Music furnished for all occasions by
Montpelier M. band orchestra, Karl For
sell, manager, phone Montpelier 252-W.
Rummage sale in the Presbyterian
church Saturday, Dec. 10, from 2 to g..
Good bargains Bring donations Friday
night.-adv.
Miss Gladys N Gale. A. A. G. o., will
give second recital Sunday afternoon
at 4 o'clock in the Congregational church
George s. Mackay, baritone, will assist
Regular meeting of Col. j, B. Mead
circle, Ladies of the G. A. r., Friday
afternoon, Dec ID, at $3.50 o'clock. Elec-
| ton of officers. Let all members be pres
(, ent.
| l.. G.. Weidner OF Dunkirk, N. Y, a re-
tail monument dealer, is registered at
Hotel Barre while passing several days
in the city on business.
! Entertainment at Episcopal church,
Websterville, Friday night at 1880. Fine
music also good comedy. Admission,
csc. Cake and coffee free.--adv
| A regular meeting Of |. o. o. L., Nj. u,
will be held in X. Of G. hall Friday even
Il ing. Dec. Ia, at $3.50. A ladies time will
be held after the meeting and Odd Ladies
may invite lady friends.
Sadier, Keith avenue, baby carriage
| and go-cart runners. From wheels to
sleigh in one second A nice line of met
| al doll carriages. Our furniture, foor
coverings, household and clothing de-
partments particularly well stocked for
ms
Two respondents were fined in city
court yesterday afternoon for intoxian
ton. William G. Dube of Berlin arrest
ed the night before, acknowledged first
offense, az did John p. Mccarthy OF
North Montpelier Each settled for SIS
and costs.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Vigneault and
little daughter Of Montreal, p. O., ar.
rived in the city this morning, having
been called here by the death of Mrs.
Vigneault's father. Thomas NJ. Carson,
of Laurel street A son of the deceased,
Chief William Carson, who is stationed |
on the r. s. S. Baltimore, arrived in
Barre last night.
Fl. T. Fletcher of West Chelmsford, |
Mass, president, and Robert d. Smith of
Boston, secretary, of the National As
ISOLATION of Granite Manufacturers, who
were in the city yesterday to attend the
annual meeting of the Barre Granite
Manufacturers association, returned to
their homes to-day.
Auction sale of all winter millinery,
trimmed and untrimned hats, Saturday,
Dec Is, between Z and S o'clock. Here
is splendid opportunity to get your
hats at your own prices. d. A. Perry
ia the auctioneer. Remember the hours,
from to only, Saturday evening. Mrs
s. r. Laviolette, "a North Main street.
Judge H. w Scott returned last even
ing from trip to Burlington and Morris
vile, on the occasion Of which he was
by Daniel Sullivan, supreme
warden of the n Il. o. p. Messrs. Sui
Ivan and Scott are to attend an n II.
0. p. anniversary in Montpelier this
evening and a similar meeting in Bellows
Falls tomorrow night.
Miss Anita Negretti was rendered a
linen shower Monday evening at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Alfredo Wis .
CONT, the occasion being in honor of her ,
approaching marriage to John Vittori. !
The occasion brought together a large ,
number of the prospective brides lady
friends and an enjoyable evening was !
passed. During the evening Miss Me- /.
yretti was the recipient of many beam
.iful gifts.
Among the granite manufacturers \
rom out of town who were in Barre I
to attend the annual business {
Meeting of the association were: n. :
-PldURi anu JOUH a 1IOSs Oh NUi III Ia
ield, Arthur Provost of West Berlin, w. Il
i. Perry, Charles d. Swasey and c. L. =
)clair of Waterbury, and William b. :,
Zones of Wiliamstown. East Barre and =
Montpelier manufacturers were well rep :
esented. Others present as guests of !,
he association were George R. Ford :,
f Granite, Marble & Bronze" Boston, :
;. X. Irvine of Chicago, representing 3
The American Stone Trade" John J. \
Walsh of Quincy, Mass, John J. Kit r
ridge of Worcester, Mass, and L. G.
veidner of Dunkirk, N. Y, the two lat
er being retail dealers. T.
Anxiety over the disappearance of Rer n
ard Lynch, the l6-year- old son of Pat
lex Lynch of North Main street, con- "
inues to increase among the lads ac. Il
uaintances. Yesterday Mr.. Lynch called "
he Times office and authorized reward II
t 800 for knowledge which will lead to
he restoration of the youngster The NJ
ynch boy left his boarding house at so
'orth Main street Monday morning, aft d
r having words with his father over z
ne matter of going TO school. When he
id not reappear at night, Mr.. Lynch re-
orted the case to police headquarters.
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