The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-05
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lure of the Circus" Bijou to-day -ad
i Gillette razor blades sharpened, 35c
dozen. Barre Drug Go.
| i, ID. Sawyer Of Burlington was trans
acting business in Barre yesterday.
/ All kinds Of safety razor blades and
razors sharpened at Barre Drug Co.
4 DR.. f. G. Sprague is detained from his
Office this week because of the grip.
g. j. Kibbin of New York was among
the business visitors in this city to-day.
Gem and Ever Ready razor blades
sharpened, 25c a dozen. Barre Drug Co.
Ladies' spring and summer suits and
coats on display at Sadlier's, Keith Ave.
c. S. Revere of Boston was among the
many persons transacting business in
this city to-day.
Women's kid gloves, high grade quail
! ity, black, white and suit shades, $225
and $3.50 a pair at Fits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oreste Bonino leave to-
night for an extended visit to the Pa
cifc coast. Mr.. Bofino goes for a much
needed rest.
Chiffonier, white iron bed, National
springs, stand, chairs, kitchen table, wool
carpeting, must be sold this week. 1913
Washington street.
Deposits in savings department of the
Peoples National Bank before closing
time tomorrow viii draw interest from
March ] at 4 per cent,
Italian masquerade at the Socialist
hall Saturday evening, March 8. Landi-
Forsell orchestra will furnish music for
the occasion. Admission 40c; ladies, Zoe
adv.
\ A church social win be held in the
Baptist church on Friday evening of this
week at o'clock. All members and
friends of the church are expected to be
present.
The regular monthly meeting of the
| Red Cross will be held this "wednesday
evening at 1880 o'clock at Red Cross
headquarters Everyone is invited to at
tend this meeting. Evelyn NJ. Drew, sec
rotary.
Public dance for old and young at East
Montpelier village hall Friday night,
March 7. Supper will consist of oysters,
pickles, doughnuts, coffee, cake and ice
cream. Dudley's orchestra, four pieces,
Full bill, $l,75 per couple.-adv.
A. Allen of Ayers street, who joined
the Canadian forces and saw more than
years service abroad, is expected TO re-
| turn to Barre to-day. Mr.. Allen was ia
the first and second Cambria drives and
was wounded in the second He has been
in a hospital IN England for some time,
! Actual war pictures of the Salvation
Army work with the American forces in
France with lecture by Brigadier An
drews of Hartford, Conn, in the Congrc.
| gational church on Friday, March I.
Service at 1880. 4 free.will offering will
be received at the close of the lecture to
defray expenses. The public is invited.
At the ladies' night at Vincitia club
/ tomorrow evening at S:l5 o'clock, Roy
Cushman Of the Red Cross society, now
! located in Boston, will tell of his work
with the soldiers at the camps and as
| they return from Europe. After the
speaking, a buffet luncheon win be
served All returned soldiers are invited
to be guests of the club.
! The regular monthly business meeting
Of the Barre Woman's club was held in
Rowland hall yesterday afternoon, After
routine business had been transacted, va
rious abstracts on who Is Whoy" wera
| given by a number Of ladies'. The ar
| ticles considered some of those people
who are in the foremost ranks to-day in
the literary, scientific, religious, musical
much enjoyed.
The funeral Of Louise L. Calder, wife
of Lieut.. Col. r. n, Hayden, who die
of pneumonia Saturday at Orange, n. j.,
after weeks illness, was held from the
home of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Fred A.
Schumacher in Newark, n. j., at 3 o'clock
| Tuesday afternoon. lntermeut was Mt
Reading, Pa, the former home of Colonel
Hayden, who is on duty at Camp Dix,
n. j., while his daughter, Helen, aged
three years, will reside in Newark with
his sister, Mrs. Schumacher.
A suspected burglar met with a little
setback last evening at the home of S.
Comolli in the Northern block at 1927
North Main street. About $3.50 last
evening, after most of the family had re-
tired, footsteps were heard on the piazza
No attention was paid to it at first but
when the noise had been going on for a
short time one of Mr. Comolli's daugh-
ters called to her parents that someone
was standing outside of her bedroom
window and looking in and was doing
so in very stealthy manner. Mr. and
| Mrs. COmolli and a son then went out
on the piazza and looked around but
nothing could be seen of a marauder UNI
til Mr.. Comolli went into the house and
returned with hashlight. With the aid
of the light, the unknown visitor was
discovered hiding behind box. The son
made grab at him and got a hold on
the disturber's coat-tail but was unable
to hold it on account of the unknown
running and wrenching himself free
They gave chase after him but he man
aged to elude his pursuers and escaped
in one of the nearby alleyways. No
very definite description could be OBJ
tanned of him, due to the darkness. When
interviewed, all that they could say re-
garding him was that he was of medium
height, had large white teeth, was
smooth faced, well dressed and wore
cap of what appeared to be a sort of
checkered material.
Regular meeting
a A@s> n of degree of Poca-
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