The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-05
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Red sole rubbers at Shea's,

hcd sole fuhbefs AT Shea :,
New Red Cross aprons at Fits.
Dan A. Perry was business visitor Il
Brattlcboro to-day
Mrs. John H. johnson Of Cour
street, Montpelier. underwent seriou
operation at tho City hospital to-day.
The amusement committee of Clai
Gordon, No. II, will meet Immediately
after the meeting Wednesday, March y
Mrs. H. l.. Lanphear has returned Il
her home in Orleans, after passing sew
eral days with her sister Mrs. William
Trip.
Fred l.. Page of Highland avenue has
gone To Newport, where he is passing
some time with his son, DIR. Leon I
Page, a practieing csteopath physician
/ Charles Flint, who has been visiting
with relatives and friends IN the city
during the past few days, returned this
forenoon to Boston, where he IL en-
ployed by a large automobile concern
| A number of local automobile dealers
left the city this forenoon for Boston
where they will attend the automobile
show which is being held there this week.
Among those going were Mr.. and Mrs.
| Il. A. Drown, Mr. aud Mrs. II. +. Cutler,
Mark Cutler and q. II. Perry.
Miss Nora Morris, who has been visit
ing at the home of her parents, Deputy
Sheriff and Mrs. George l.. Morris of
Averill street, during the past few days,
returned to-day to Boston, where she is
pursuing a course for trained nurses at
the Massachusetts General hospital
Mrs. u NJ. Corskie of Nelson street re.
ceived word Sunday 81 the death of her
brother, Robert c. Davie of Woonsocket,
X. |. He had been confined TO his bed in
a Providence, r. J., hospital about two
years. The funeral will be held Wednes.
day in st. Johnsbssy, his native town.
Alexander Mckinnon of Graniteville,
who formerly attended the schools in
this city, leaves Barre to.nigEt for Wash
ington, ID. c., to accept a clerical position
in the government service. Mr.. Mckin
non recently passed the civil service ex-
animation, and has been at his home
while awaiting call to the capital
Barre friends of James A. Spare fire.
quent visitor in this city, will be inter.
ested to learn of his marriage recently
TO Miss Bertha Lacasse, bookkeeper in
the Office of the St Johnsburv Republ. |
can. Mr. Spare is now engaged rs a
salesman for the f. p. Sander. |
sun VI DoHlOH. ht couple WI I
reside In st. Johnsbury
\ prominent quarter of Barre granite /
is mentioned by Lamoille county con. |
temporary for a senatorship. He is H. I
W. Narnum of the Boutwell,, Milne & |
Narnum corporation, and .iie Morrisyille /
News and Citizen refers to him as fol-
ows in the current issue of the weekly:
Speaking about senators reminds lis
hat Lamoille county. should see to it
hat strong man is selected We have
EN-, lots of EN- For instance there is
:. l.. Harris of Stowe, level headed,
ound man; and there is Norman Water (,
nan Of johnson, another OF like calibre.
And again, there is Tom Cheney of
dorristown. He has had large legisla
i've experience. But how would il do
o select a man, regardless of politics
tere is a man who never Stops over and
would be splendid man for this county
o select, and that is Harvey Varnum of
'ambridge. He is a Democrat and
road minded man, Why not esehew
olitics and send Narnum! 2"