The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-13
TALK OF THE TORN


II Wednesday afternoon and evening ad,
II The square deal feeling goes wit
II every piano purchased of H. A. Goul,
II % Spaulding street.
II DIR. r. 4. Meagher returned yesterda
II TO his home in Bennington, after passin
II few days IN Barre on business.
III ]. II. flenry of Lewiston, Me, returne
II this morning, after spending & few day
II among friends in Granteville and Barre
II Special during April, color-fast, two
/ faced floor mating, also Congoleum
Il Petroleum and printed linolenm. Sad
4 lier's, Keith avenue.
II If you have got bargain prices OF
pianos elsewhere, 90 to Goulds, .
Spauding street, and see what a mucl
less amount will buy.
Mrs. Charles d. Markham. who has beer
| visiting for Il week her sister, Mrs. H. G
Bennett of Spauldng street, returned t,
her home in Post Mills to-day.
just received, new shipment of ready
to.wear hats, also good line of hats fol
misses Call and get my prices. Mrs
Blar Mariani, 81 Warren street.
Saturday and Monday your chance to
select from six different styles pretty
voile waist with the new combination
collar at 81 each. Mrs. Shepard Co., Inc.
Mark Davis, who enlisted in the Il. $,
navy while employed n New Haven,
Conn, and was later assigned to service
aboard the L, S. s. Chester, arrived in
the city this morning for visit with
his parents ON Maple avenue.
/ Joseph koFaisky left to-day for Bos-
ton, where he is TO purchase machinery
to be used in tailor shop which he will
open at Camp Deyens next week. Mr..
| KovalslSy has left tailor in charge of
| his establishment in the Eastman build
! ing.
| Miss Mary Patterson Of Highland ave
nue.. who for the past two and onehalf
years has been employed at the Jones
Bros. plant as bookkeeper and stenog
rapher, has resigned To accept a similar
position with the Cook & Watkins Mfg.
Co.
Elmer i. Leach of Hardwick, who was
locked up on an intoxcation charge last
night, appeared before Magistrate II. w.
Scott in municipal court this morning
and admitted a second otfense. Leach is
arranging to pay the So fine and costs
imposed by the Judge.
Funeral services for Naino Haultata,
the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Haultala OF lower Websteryilie, whose
death occurred Wednesday, were held at
the house Friday afternoon at . o'clock, |
Mr.. John kanerva Of Graniteville off |
ciating lnterment was in the Wilson |
cemetery at South Barre.
Cobble Hill grange will hold it, regular |
meeting Tuesday evening. April ~. The |
following program viii be given; Song, |
Grange Melodies, No, IS; four minute I
speaker, l.. u. Perry; reading, Mrs. e. T. |
Tracey; talk on Liberty bond drive, +. G. /
Bancroft; piano solo, Miss Helene Hack; |
pictures, in charge of A. l..
Smith; song, "Old Glory; salute to the
flag.
A chimney fire in the house at ~ SUM
mer street, owned by Charles l.. Con
verse, was responsible for a call received
al the fire station this forenoon at 1890
o'clock The auto truck and crew Of
regulars responded, and the blaze, which L
was confined TO the chimney, was quickly
although the house was
filled with smoke,
A Young man named Paul Wells of /
Hardwick, who was lately convicted in
.ity court on an intoxication charge, has
been committed to the county Jail for 10 |
lays, after having disclosed on q local
license establishment. After the re- Il
ipondent's appearance in court ii devel
1ped that he in q minor and the proseeu I
or therefore asked him for disclosure. \
Among the guests arriving at Hotel I
Barre last night and this morning were
he following people; Charles f. Penney &
Il Waterbury, g. A. Cross and John A. (
ross of Mortified, G. Il. Hinman Of /
Burlington, J. d. Silver OF Cleveland. O., =
!. A. Nennell of Westerly, X. l.. Frank j. I
)ragoon of Plattsburg, n y, r. w, Cor I
on Of Providence, K. T., n, Il. Pierce, 10 p
eph Fleurv and T. A. Green of Burling i
on, J. H. AIofiarty Of Fitchburg, Mass. t
Snow on the wires interfered with the / il
over and lighting service of the NJ 4 b,
j. d L, company to-day, and while the n
ctual damage as the result of the storm i
-as negligible, it caused annoyance toi .
sers of power. At infrequent intervals 4
uring the night. the lighting service was p
impaired, but the lapses were Il
OF numerous Few broken wires were .
eported at the eompany's Barre office 4
,-dav, and it was not thought that any r
,rious disruption in the service would !.
blow the storm. In
The Netop class of the Methodist Sun
nv school will be addressed tomorrow
! the usual Sunday school hour by Miss VI
oss, who has been for the past two
eeks guest of Mrs William oliver, BIZ
The subject of the address will be to
Your Place in the Organized Glass" 10
ISIS Ross. formerly deaconess, has had q
wide experience in this kind of work Z,
I'd will have something most interesting 8,
say. All members of the class, as well
any Others who are interested, are cor CT
ally invited TO be present. DIR
Among anglers bent on hieing away tN
rly for their fayorite trouting grounds es
onday morning when the season opens yo
Dom came out cf the big April snow tn
orm, and the weather mans assurance
at the snow will quickly disappear AT
rived only to disturb them the more. Re
citing snow will mas.e swollen streams, su
lere before the storm the brooks were 40
pidly approaching their early summer tn,
lggishness. Not in several seasons has
e flood water in the brooks receded so
on, and conditions prior to the snow
I augured big catches, so say the fish
men. 4
Miss Evelyn Bugbee. who is enrolled
the training school for nurses at the 7
lssachusetts General hospital. arrived
the city this morning, having been