The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Anthony Bianchi of Hanover, N H.,
was in the city yesterday on a brief
business trip.
This morning six and one half pound
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Egido j.
Rulfo of Maple avenue.
Miss Ida Porter, deaconess of the Ber-
lin street mission church, has gone to
Topeka, Kan, fo2 months vacation.
Misses Jessie and Annie Taylor of
Bugbee avenue have been engaged as
Mattresses at the Sinclair house at Beth
lehem, n II.
A. Massi, ~ Massi and B. Ossola plan
to leave tonight by automobile from
Highgate Springs to remain week at
their cottage.
Mrs. Max Ambrose and three children
of Brooklyn, n. y, have arrived at the
home of L. NJ. Lewis of 10 Nelson street
to spend few weeks vacation
The best thing to make your hair soft,
thick and glossy-Parsian Sage. +. A.
Drown e. Co. sells the genuine, made
from the original .formula.--adv.
Mrs Henry LaChance and daughter,
Eugenia, of Omaha, Neb, who have for
the past two weeks been visiting Mrs
Lillian Mevern of IL Laurel street,
started on their homeward journey to-
day.
Miss Clementine Calcagni, who recent.
ly finished year of study at the teacher
training school in Bridgewater, Mass,
| returned yesterday and will spend her
vacation with her parents on Humbert
| street
Miss Irene Mute, daughter of Mrs.
Carrie Mute of the Montpelier road, who
| has been employed for the past two
months in Manchester, n. H., came yes
terday to pass two weeks in Barre with
relatives.
Phlo Bruce, a brakeman on the Lehigh
Valley railroad at Hazelton, Pa, arrived
yesterday at his home on Brooklyn
street, having responded to a call that
| informed him of the serious illness of
| his grandmother, Mrs. Philo Patterson,
at her home at 80 Brooklyn street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Besls, steward
and stewardess of Goddard seminary, to-
gether with their daughter, Normand an
East Montpelier school teacher, started
| to-day journey TO their summer home
in Ferry Beach, Me-, to remain until
school reopens in September Mrs. Clara
| Ennis and Mrs Mamie johnson. other
employees of the seminary, will pass the
summer at Old Orchard Beach, Me-, Mrs.
Ennis to reside with her daughter and
Mrs. Johnson's time being given TO hotel
work at the lngleside hotel for the next
| two months
The death knel of John Barleycorn
| sounded last evening when the town
clock struck 10, and out Of the saloons
poured many of his ardent admirers.
Quite a number attempted to dispose OF
the saloonkeepers' extra supply and
called for Just one more Their eff.
forts to clean up the stock were in vain
and this morning a few bottles remained
on the shelves awaiting the action Of
| President Wilson In spite Of the fact
| that a great number OF outsiders and
many local people took the opportunity
to taste the spirited waters for apparent.
| ~ the last time. little disturbance pre-
vailed and the officers had only one occa {.
sion to make an arrest for intoxication.
The merchandise of the late Henry z.
Mills, that filed the little store and store
room on Elm street rented by Mr. Mills.
was sold TO A. A. Lamorey yesterday
morning by the administrator, y. Hollis
ter Jackson Mr. Lamorey, in turn, sold
a great quantity of the goods to the
Adams company dry goods store, that is,
goods which he did not make practice
Of handling Upon taking an inventory
it was found that the merchandise was
in large measure clean and up-to-date
and the inventory disclosed much larg-
err quantity than anyone would realize
at glance. Six hundred and sixty pairs
Of mems trousers was one feature Of the
| inventory that caused some comment on
the part of the investigators. Mr.. Mills
had not dealt for several years in 8 few
kinds of goods found there in storage
but good care had been taken TO preserve
them. The price is not disclosed but il
is understood that the sale involved sew.
eral thousands of dollars