The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-05
TALK OF THE TOWN
Twelve specials saturday al shca's.

Baby carriages, sulkies aud park stroll
ers, Sadliers. Keith avenue.
Regular meeting of local 4ss, NJ. T. u,
sunday, April I, at 3, W. ]. Gllbertson,
See.
{, 4. Caron of Bcckley court returned
last evening from short business trip
to Burlington.
Non can get your wants supplied in
newest patterns of wall papers at II, w.
Hooker & Co.'S
Members OF the Sodality of the b. v
NJ. will receive holy communion In
body at tho % o'clock mass sunday.
Charles r. Young, who formerly con.
Quoted retail shoe store in Barre, ar.
rived in the city yesterday for bu,i.
ness visit
George W. Hunt, a veteran Of the Civil
war. who has been renewing acquaint,
anccs with old friends in Massachusetts,,
returned To the city yesterday.
what Happened to JONES' at the
Spaulding assembly hall April H., will
provide an enjoyable evenings enter.
tainment for both old and young.
Miss Annie Sargent, member of the
senior class at Goddard seminary, left
yesterday forenoon for her home in
Warren, where she will spend few
days
William D. Mcdonald, who was for.
merly engaged in the granite business
here and in East Barre, arrived in the
city yesterday for visit OF several
days.
Miss Grace Ingalls, and Mrs. Hattie
Tillotson OF South Main street, who are
teachers in the city schools, left yes
terday for Mortified, where they viii
spend the remainder of the Easter va
cation at their home.
Special sale of oil stoves, with kero.
gas burner. viii save one.half of your
kerosene oil. Ansore blue flame, two
burners, IS; three burner, Sl2 Perfee-
tion oil stoves and wicks, Quick Meal
gasoline stoves. Low prices on Andes
ranges, 4. A. prindle. Worthen block
Auction sale Of practically new furni. |
ture, only been used three months, for
Mrs. +. A. Kurdish at II Merchant street, |
city, morrow at ] o'clock in the after !
noon. Not a large lot of this property |
but everything nice, slick and clean, peo-
pie leaving town, so everything will be |
closed out to the highest bidder. c. +. |
Smith, auctioneer.
Peter Congo arrived in the city last
evening rum IHilduttpHlda a. WHtlc
he is at present attached TO the League
Island Hospital navy yard to spend a
ten day furlough at the home of his
brother on the west hill Mr. Congo,
for some time prior to his enlistment
in the navy several months ago, was
employed as a clerk in the Smith a.
Cummings store
The funeral of Adlio Nativ. who was
killed by a falling stone at the Peerless
Granite Co.'S plant on Burnham's mead
ow Wednesday morning, will be held
from the house of f. Marehiesi Cleye I
land avenue. Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock, and all the young mans friends
are invited to attend and march with I
the body 70 the grave in Hope cemetery.
A telegram from the mans sister in
Frankfort, H., stated that she was IN I
and could not attend the funeral His
parents, who reside in Italy, are TO be
notified soon. The young man got 9
letter only last week saying that his
mother was about 10 enter a hospital
Among the contributors to the centen.
NAL stairway of granite which is pro.
ected at Norwich university Is the gran .
tie manufacturing firm of Barclay Bros. /
IF Barre which has offered to furnish
,ne of the granite landings. The stairs A
ire to be erected along the brow OF the .
ill leading to the university buildings i
It Mortified, and ii il expected that
he steps will be completed in 1910, ;he b
of the founding of Norwich h
" Capt Partridge The landings. an K
,ther one having been given by Phillips
I Slack. Mortified manufacturers, are
o command fine views of the village and il
surrounding country Mrs. Laura Aims p
worth. q well known Williamstown WON
n. has given a step in memory Of Capt A,
insworth. h
The Homer Fits company formally w
pened the new department of the store h
afternoon, which has been "
alterations during the past
ew weeks. The new department, which te
tas formerly known as the annex, will a
D the future be known as the Dainty NJ
apparel shop and viii be under the su- G
ervision of Miss Gertrude Jerome of it
lontpelier, who has been employed for
number of years at the McCuen store. re
he walls of this department have been in
ainted in a French gray hue. large i
lumber of shelves are stocked with Ia Ito
les and ehildrens muslin wear corsets bt
nd patterns. I'm the rear OF this de- 81
artment an attractive rest room has hi
cen provided for the use of weary pur OF
lasers. as we'll as for others who may 81
nd ii 10 their convenience. In connec IN
on with the opening of this shop, which ar
lakes an attractive addition to the "a
lain body of the store, a special matt OF
ee was given yesterday afternoon at tn
ne Park theatre. an interesting picture -
llled THE Social Key being shown