The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-24
TALK OFTHE TOWN
Buy yictrolas al Bailey's.

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H Fight the high cost OF livingi read Rus
II sells adj, page {,
II a guaranteed carpet sweeper at Sl.2
N IN the red tag sale at Rockers,
II To Rent Five.room tenement on CAM
H street; $li. Mrs. Edith NJ. Carr.
II Regular meeting of J. o. O. L., VI. L,
i in X. of c. hall Friday night at o'clock
H Mrs. Louis Hutchinson Of Trow hill
/ was taken to the City hospital yestcrda.
H for treatment.
H Universalist rummagc SALE Congrega
tional yestry, Friday and Saturday att
ernoons and evenings. adv.
ID. a. Davis returned TO his home IL
Mortified this morning, after passing d
few days in the city on business.
William Noonan of North Main street
commenced his duties as a clerk at the
Homer Fits store this morning
| Ladies' misses and children's fur sets
separate muffs and scarfs, large assert,
ment; hard time prices. Sadlier, Keith
avenue.
Church of the Good Shepherd There
will be a cottage meeting at the home of
Mrs. Peer, Circle street, Friday evening
at 7:30.
The annual banquet of the Burns club
will be held in the Worthen hall Satur
day, Jan. %, at p. m. Members kindly
take notice.
Regular meeting of Col. J. B. Mead cir.
Gle, No. !, Ladies of the G. A. r., Friday
afternoon, Jan. %, at 2;30 o'clock in
auxiliary hall.
The condition of William Miers of
Keith avenue, who has been quite Sc.
riously i'll of the grip for several days, is
reported TO be slightly improved
| The mission circle of the Universalist
church will meet with Mrs. Arthur Camp
bell to morrow friday afternoon at
2;30 o'clock. Watchwcrd, Courage.
The Netop class of the NJ. t. church
will hold its monthly social at the home
of Mrs. D. c. Jarvis, lo2 Orange street,
on Friday evening. A cordial invitation
is extended TO all
Miss Irene Grady Of Merchant street
left yesterday for Claremont, n. H.,
where she will make visit of two weeks
with friends and relatives. Before re-
turning home, Miss Grady also expects
to make short visit with friends in La
coma, n. II.
The y. A. Perry Real Estate agency |
has sold for W. II. Bycraft of Granite. I
vile the gravel.pit farm, so called, sit.
usted in MarshfieId, which has been occu-
pied until the present time by W. NJ. By
craft and family. to r. H. Blodgett of |
Berlin, n. II. Mr.. Blodgett purchases
the property for home and expects to
take immediate possession.
Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien of this city have
purchased the Joseph Lavery house on
North Main street, the purchase having
been made through the ID. A. Perry Real
who have carried ON home bakery for
some time, expect to continue the bakery
in their newly acquired property.
Gage & Gage, chiroprsctors, regular of.
flee hours from now on are every day
from 1890 to II n. nj. On Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evenings from 6
to $ p m. Montpelier, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday from to p. m;
Free clinics will be held Monday and .
Friday from | to ? p. IN. from now on,
instead of Tuesday and Saturday. adv.
The dioscuri of literary New England /
are the Wednesday and Saturday edi-
ions of the Boston Evening Transcript
)f interest to those who wish To know :,
What the deepest thinkers of our day are J
linking and of what the ablest writers
ire writing. They are of peculiar inter
at to the reader, the student, the book
worm Ito those men who love knowledge Q
rat Their than augment it.-adv
The date of the Burns club banquet !.
las been fixed for Saturday evening, in. ~
tead OF Friday evening, as was original.
Y announced in The Times. The l5oth
of the poets birth will be
bserved in very simple fashion compared 7,
nth the celebrations of other years, al IS
hough the customary toasts to the bard
Till be offered and the old-time songs
re to be rendered by soloists. in
The sum of S2ll.60 which was appor. il
ioned bacI, TO the Red Cross workers in :,
arre Town following the recent drive ri
as been placed in the treasury of the u
ARE branch of the Red Cross. as the m
usy workers in the Town have thought W
best to work through the local head
uarters. Coincident with this announce er
tent is the statement that the treasury v
the Barre branch has been enriched by ht
donation of $50 from Mrs. c. T. Chubb. OF
Anthony Gasparello, formerly engaged ~
the granite manufacturing business in Il
ARE has purchased well known cafe ne
Boston, according to word received ar
ere by Pasquale .Isadernia of the Miers to
irber shop. Mr.. Gasparello recently va
tied his apartments on Washington TO
rect and was accompanied TO Boston by ON
RS. Gasparello and children. His inter i'm
t in the granite manufacturing firm of a
asparello Bros, has been acquired by no
$ brother, Benjamin Gasparello, who sli
i'll continue to manage the business in
nthony Gasparello states that his res to
urant is located at 1875 Hanover street
I'd that he has already taken possession ra
the property. He will be glad to see
~ of his Barre friends who may visit fai
,ston.
The Aldrich public library is the re. WI
Dient of the Genealogical and Family
story of the State of Vermont in
10 volumes the books being the gift of
bert Johonnott of Montpelier, a native "V
Barre. Mr.. Johonnott, who recently l..
ssed his e2d birthday, wrote the trus- ~
Is of the library, referring to the facts n,
at Hiram Carlton. the compiler Of the ",
,rk,. and Leonard r. Aldrich, the donor
the library, were also natives of Barre ma
were his lifelong friends. Mr. Johon- S,r
It's letter was as follows: TO the on.
istees of the Aldrich public library Of ~,
IRE, Vermont: Leonard Aldrich, Hiram ti,5
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