The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-08
TALK or THE TOWN


olates and bonbons Barre Candy Kitch.
en-.
Z. f. Mason Of Boston was among
the business visitors in this eityNyester-
day
j. J. Morton of New York was among
the business visitors in this city yester-
day.
S. w. Aston of Boston arrived in this
city yesterday to spend to-day here on
business.
| c, L. Holton OF New York City was
among the business visitors in this city
yesterday.
Mrs. John S. Bone of Boltonville was
among the business visitors in this city
yesterday.
Mrs. George Nye of Plainfeld is pass.
ing few days with Mrs Leslie Newton
of Elm street.
II. L. Bowman Of Boston has been
transacting business in Barre and vicini-
| ty for the past few days.
+. T. Burbank of Burlington contrib
uted to the large number of business Wis
itors in Barre yesterday.
Charles Zanleoni, jr., OF North Main
street left this morning for Burlington
to spend the day on business.
Marion Hale OF East Montpelier CON
tributed toward the large number OF
! business visitors in Barre yesterday.
B. H. Tracey of Portland, Me-, re-
turned to that city last evening after
! spending the day here on business.
For Refrigerator, chiifonier
chairs, wool carpeting, mattress, kitchen
/ 40 ut
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Brigham Of Waits
field were in this city yesterday on a
combined business and pleasure trip.
Mrs. Floyd Deering of Mortified is
spending a few days in this city in com
pany with her husband, who is here on
| business.
Be sure to attend Mrs. Birnie's MILL.
merry opening Monday and Tuesday
March 10 and H., Laurel street, oppo-
site Brook street school.--adv.
Samuel Paradis OF St. Johnsbury, who
has been visiting in this city for a few
days, left this morning for Pittsford
where he intends to make his home for a
short time.
D. A. Perry of the D. 4. Perry Real
Estate agency was in East Montpelier
to-day conducting an auction sale OF
real estate and personal property for
Alfred Brazier.
T. r. Phillips of Montpelier has sold
his purebred Guernsey bull, Erwinette's
Raymond, to /. w. Bates of East Barre
to add to his herd Of 60 Guernseys which
is the largest Guernsey herd in the state
A. NJ Moffat of New York arrived in
this city this morning on business and
intends to spend several days in the
Barre granite district and will then pro-
coed to Quincy, Mass, and pass a few
DAYS with the granite firm there.
Charles Macdonald of Fairview street
arrived in this city last night after re-
| ceiving his release from the Y. s. navy
in which he has been serving for some
! time. Mr.. Macdonald was last stationed
on the torpedo boat destroyer L. S, s
Allen.
Walter Pomroy Of Hill street returned
to his home yesterday afternoon after an
| absence of about nine months, during
which time he was employed in Ports
mouth, N. H., in the shipbuilding in.
dustry.
The granite manufacturers have late
| ly been experiencing a car shortage. Yes
4 terday the situation was partially re-
lieved by arrival of Is fiat ears. A string
of 25 cars arrived this morning and more
are expected to follow, Early next week
! il is expected that the much needed box
cars will be available.
| John Brusa of Howard street arrived
in the city this morning to spend a FIVE,
day furlough at his home. Mr. Brusa
has been serving in the L. S, navy for
the past Ia months and has crossed the
ocean 10 times. For the past 10 months
has has held the rating as first class
butcher on the L. S. s. Leviathan.
James B. Stewart of Warren street
who has been employed for some time in
compiling the estimating books in the
rooms of the Granite Manufacturers as.
ISOLATION, completed his duties at that
place to-day and has accepted a position
in the granite office of George Il. Bond
which he will enter Monday.
The missionary program to be given
in the Baptist church on Sunday even,
ing by the young ladies of the World
Wide guild promises to be very inter.
esting md instructive. There will be
one scene representing a Chinese hos
pital and another entitled Lotus Sar
and the Missionary School" There will
be special music by the choir and a sole
by Douglas Inglis. The offering will be
for the work of missions Everyone cor.
daily invited.
D. R. Bradbury of 81 East street
wishes to correct statement which ap.
peared in this paper a short time ago, In
an advertisement Of Goldine, a new med.
icine which was recently put on the mar.
ket in Barre, it stated that Mr.. Brad
bury had long been a sufferer from
stomach and kidney trouble and also
told Of the wonderful results obtained
from taking GoIdine He admits buy,
, ing a bottle of the medicine, but claims
that he derived no benefit from it what
ever. He also states that the reference
to him was inserted without his knowl
edge and permission.
About 4;3O this morning the fire de-
partment was called by a still alarm tC
South Barre for a fire in a house owned
and occupied by Philip Spencer. The
fire started in the cellar and worked iti
way up by the plastering to the seconC
floor. Its path covered a space of about
six feet, doing considerable damage. II
was a stubborn blaze and gave the fire
men some pretty hard work in extin
gushing it, which they did about 5:45
The entire department of this city die
not respond. All that went was the auto
truck and it's crew, so what few mer
there were had to keep on the jump Il
get it under control. The damage is es
timated at about 900 and is covered
by insurance.
Sugar makers in this section of Yer
mont are making their annual prepare
tinns fnr The manic snaar saasnn am