The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

day in Barre on business.
J. L. Simmons of Williamstown visited
this city on business yesterday.
All kinds of safety razor blades and
razors sharpened at Barre Drug Co.
! Sadier, Keith avenue, specializes on
! baby carriages, strOllers and sulkies.
H. G. James of Burlington was trans
acting business in this city yesterday,
For Sale-Baled hay, $l.35 per G
w. Il. Richardson Est. Call Carr Adm
Henry Blackwood and family of Brook
field were in Barre yesterday on bust
ness.
| +. X. Hughes of Boston was among
the business visitors in this city yester-
day,
5. A, Martin of Burlington was among
the business visitors in this city yester-
day.
Il. X. Herman of Boston was among
the business visitors in this city yester-
day,
Dance, Socialist hall, Granite street
Saturday night. Landi-Forsell orchestra
lady.
II. X. Favreau of Burlington was
among the business visitors in this city
yesterday.
The "45" and pool tournament will be
played at. X. of c. hall Monday night at
o'clock.
C. S. Tomlinson of New York City was
among the business visitors in this city
yesterday.
Lester Richmond of Springfield is pass
ing few days with friends on North
Main street.
Mrs. Anna Carroll has returned from
Boston, where she visited the millinery
markets,--adv.
Dance tonight in Rowland hall; Gil.
bertson's orchestra. Admission, soc; la
! dies free.--adv.
Albert Z. Lowney of Brooklyn, N. Y.
was a business visitor in this city on
Thursday and Friday.
w. NJ. Goggins of Burlington contrib,
uted towards the large number of bust.
ness visitors in this city yesterday,
Joseph PetrOs of Granite street left
yesterday for Boston, where he has &C
cepted employment in the produce bust
ness.
John Muiry of Bassett street left last
night for North Adams, Mass, where he
has accepted position in the dry goods
business.
Fred johnson, representative Of tbs
United States Rubber company of Bos
ton, was among the many business visit
ors here yesterday,
h Warren Cummings Of the Cumming,
g. Lewis drug store has returned to hi:
home after being discharged from tn,
L. s. army, in which he had been serving
for some length of time.
All kinds of safety razor blades sharp.
ened, single edge blades 25c a dozen
double edge blades, Soc a dozen; alsC
plain razors, scissors and all small cut
lery sharpened at lowest prices and work
guaranteed at browns Drug store.
Four Italian and one Scotch stonecut
tiers left last night for Wisconsin to b,
employed in the stone industry there.
representative of the western firm wal
in this city for the past few days endeay
oring to engage employees for that com
pany,
The stoneshed of Russell Brand OF
Burnham's meadow was literally flooded
this morning when the employees reported
for work. 1t rained so hard during tn,
night that the water caused by the rair
melting the snow, flowed into the sheC
and covered the floor to a depth of about
foot.
Military fair, armory hall, Montpelier
every night this week. Season tickets
soc, single admissions Zoe, Change o.
entertainment every night and dancing
from to II. Special ear to Barre al
1905 Wednesday, Thursday, Friday ant
Saturday nights. A ton of COAL barre
of -four, and SIS gold piece given away
Come adv.
A most enjoyable poverty social wa.
spent in the X. of c. hall Thursday night
when the ladies of the Knights of Co
lumbus entertained the male members
Nearly 60 couples Joined in the assembly
and dancing, with music furnished by
Morgans orchestra, figured largely il
the good time. Refreshments of sand
witches, doughnuts and coffee were alsC
served and a general good time was re
ported.
About so were present at the Brook
side Community club meeting last even
ing, The following program was given
Singing, America; letter by George ant
Veda Spooner concerning their trip t,
Davenport, Ia; sketch of the life o
Longfellow, Miss Bianchi; life of Lincoln
4 Emma Martini selection on yictrola; pa
, per, George Washington" Miss Kilby
letter on Community Life in the Middle
West" written by Mabel Turner; sing
ing, Marching Through Georgia" Aft
er a basket lunch, marching and game
were enjoyed until a late hour The cluI
has purchased lights for the school build
ing, which is a great improvement
First Lieut.. II. c. Glynn recently o
the motor transport corps in France, ar
J rived in the United States a few day
ago. At present he is visiting his aunt
Mrs. James Grogan of Brook street. Be
fore enlisting in the army, Lieut.. Glynl
was in charge of the American Rubbe
, company's interests in Europe, his oflic
being in London. The company wishe
Lieutenant Glynn to return to London t,
resume his former duties The lieuten
! ant also has a chance to 20 to Soutl
America or San Francisco to manage tn
company's business there. Lieutenan
Glynn has some very interesting storie
. to tell and also some exciting tales o
war life.
Frank Cormier of Burlington, VIII,
claims that his occupation is a lumber
man, was before city court this morning
on charge of drunkenness, to which h
pleaded guilty. 1t was his first offens
and he was fined IS, with costs of S745
or the alternate of 10 days in the count,
Jail, which his lack of capital obliged hin
to take. Samuel Mcleod, who gave hi
place of abode as Calais and his occupa
ton as a farmer, was also present thi
morning, but he was classed as an habit
ual drunkard. He told the court that h
went to Winooski to purchase the liquo
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