The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-18
TALK or THE TOWN


|, Fresh bonbons, assorted flavors, 67c a
pound at Cummings & Lewis.
Herbert Lane, road commissioner of
Plainfeld, is in the city to-day on bust
ness.
Be sure and see Pearl White in "The
Lightning Raider" starting at the Bijou
to-morrow-a
/ II. Willis Carr of Chicago, H., ma
tive of Barre, was business visitor in
the city yesterday
Robert b. Jones OF Hotel Barre has re-
turned to Barre after passing few days
in Boston on business.
| Harold P, Ledden, bank examiner, is in
the city to-day on business connected
with the local banking concerns.
| Fancywork, aprons, candy and food on
sale Monday afternoon, April 81, yestry
Church Of the Good Shepherd. adv.
Mason Pierce, who sailed for France
last September, has returned to his home
in this city and has been discharged from
the service
Miss Lessel Hunter and Westle Avery
of Hartford, Conn, are guests of Mrs,
Mary Hunter of Prospect avenue for
a few days
Mrs. Nellie Sawyer of Merchant street
has been i'll several days with the grip,
but her condition was somewhat inn
proved yesterday.
| Miss Lucille NJ. Even of New York
arrived in the city this morning for a
visit in the home of her mother, Mrs.
Elsie Even of Orange street.
Largest line of new and second handed
ranges in Barre, Perfection and Kerogas
| oil 81 xriobu nj Taii nd
| get prices. E. A. Ptindle, Northen
block
A large shipment of Ash and game law
booklets were received yesterday by City
Clerk James Mackay. Those having OBJ.
tanned license for the present year can
get book by calling at the clerks Of
| fee
John Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs. f. II,
Rogers of Orange street, arrived here
yesterday from Boston to spend the
Easter vacation from Harvard dental
college.
Austin o. Macneil, who recently re-
ceived his discharge, left yesterday for
| Bellows Falls, where he will visit his
mother before returning to his position
at Syracuse, N. Y.
| In competition with 40 internationally
advertised electric cleaners the Eureka
won the grand prize at the Panama ex
position. 1t costs only $3.50 Free trial
in your own home. Montpelier & Barre
| Light & Power Co.
The prayer service last evening at the
Hedding NJ f. church was well attended
Tonight at 1880 will be held another
service in preparation for Easter Rev
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Paid for the Worlds Redemption" and
there viii be special music. All are in
yited
August Haka, Vilo Victo and William
Storm, three quarrymen from Granite
vile, tarried so long in the city yester
day afternoon that when dusk came the
way home appeared blurred and devious.
Before the city hall was reached, Con-
stable Morris intercepted their progress
and, finding the three more than he could
handle, called on J. f. Cook to assist
him The three visitors spent the night
in the lookup and this morning before
Judge Scott entered pleas of guilty of
intoxication and paid fines and costs of
Sl005 for the first two and $ll.45 for
the third.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Gale left last night
for New York City and tomorrow they
expect to greet their son, Kenneth Gale,
member OF Gen. Pershing's band, which
organization is returning to the United
States in order to tour the eastern states
in the interests Of the Victory loan. The
band is coming on the Won Steuben,
which is scheduled to dock at Hoboken,
n. j., on Saturday Prior to joining the
parahinU hand Mr. Gala Uaa a rnernhar
later the 57th Pioneer regiments mu-
steal organization. After going abroad
last October with the latter band he was
chosen as trombone player with the
Pershing band, which is composed Of
picked men from all the various musical
organizations with the American expedi
tionary forces.