The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-30
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H 'sDardenella,' fox trot, Columbia rec.
H ord at Russel's
H New suits, coats and waists at ID. j
Il Morse's, pelior.-adv,
Il Remember your dog license must be
| paid on or before April l.
| The Frank McWhorter company are
| showing some new ideas in automobile
| coats adv
Superintendent j. W. Maun Of the
| Central Vermont railway was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs w. Il. Mittiguy of Enosburg
Falls is visiting her mother, Mrs. Me
Carthy os~Brook street.
Special services during holy week in
Universalist church at 1880 each even
ing Public cordially invited.
"Nubby" Donnell, the all-.ound ath.
lete and trainer, will give you run
for your money tonight at Montpelier
adv.
Harry Saunders of the Adlers Monu.
mental works, Brooklyn, n. v, at
rived in the city this morning for a
few days business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mercer of the
Morse block returned last evening from
st. Adams, having passed several days
there with relatives.
Mrs. Isabel McMinn of BrookfeId.
after passing few days with her sis
| ter, Miss Anna Robertson, returned to
her home yesterday.
Warren Cummings of the Cummings
and Lewis pharmacy left this morning
on business journey to Boston, New
-! York and Philadelphia, that will extend
over period of several days.
Howard Cole of Orange street and
| Allan Johnston of Blackwell street.
students of the University of Vermont,
arrived at their homes in this city
yesterday to pass the Easter vacation.
O. J. Howes has returned to this city,
and is now stopping with Michael
Coughlin and family on Seminary
street, after spending the winter with
w +. Humphrey, a former Barre citi-
zen, at his home in Hartford.
A lady visiting friends says: Paris |
ian Sage is the best thing ! have ever
used to make my hair wavy, lustrous |
and abundant. 1t keeps away all dan
sells it on money back plan.-adv.
A number of Barre and Graniteville |
men went to Montpelier this morning |
on the early morning train to attend |
naturalization court. wherein their final /
papers for citizenship may be secured
after passing satisfactory examina.
ton before the court.
Al Lundstrom, the Swedish marvel
wrestler, who has been stopping in
Barre since wrestling Yeeles in Mont
peler last Friday, left this morning
visit before Easter and then return to
his home in Connecticut.
Sugar social and dance at Cobble Hill
grange hall Wednesday night, March
81. New sugar and doughnuts will be
served Music for dancing by snappy
two-piece orchestra. Admission, SOC
couple, extra ladies 20c. Everybody
come and have a good time-adv.
Mrs. William Robertson of Brook
lyn, n, Y, who has been caring for
her mother Mrs. Herbert Weeks, at her
home in East Calais during the past
five weeks, returned to Brooklyn yes
dftti passing udN ! J
with Miss Anna Robertson of this city. i
city.
The dwelling house at % Sheridan
street has been sold to Mrs. Catherine |
i. Cato of this city by Earl Cassie
for the estate of Mrs. Laura +. Cas- ,
sic. Mrs. Cato purchases for home
and will move in at once. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cassie, who have been visiting
relatives in this city and Montpelier,
expect to leave for New York in a few
days, where they will reside.
In hopes of lessening damage to ,
buildings, fences or any other struc-
lures which might be injured from
grass fires, so frequent in the spring ,
time and which usually originate from
bonires Fire Chief John Heney warns
against the practice of burning rubbish .
or waste material on bonfires within
100 feet of any building. If such must
be done the fire department should be
notified beforehand.
A Burlington item in the Burlington !
Free Press to-day says: Walter ]. Sui
Ivan of this c3ty, who was placed in
the county Jail Thursday of last week,
being wanted in Washington county
court, where he is being sued by Lena !
Dubie of Barre for injuries claimed to I
have been sustained when his car ran '
into her last September, was taken '
before Assistant Judge C. A. Barber in I
county court yesterday and released on !
bail of $1,000, furnished by Thomas ?
Reeves" c
The farm known a. the Alexander J
place on the river road between Mort
oelier and Middlesex owned by John
R. Benjamin Of this city, was sold yes
.erdsy through f. c. Gitchell of Mont
,elier to Paul J. Currier of Shoreham.
he papers being signed in Burlington /,
The consideration is named az $1,000, :
Ind Mr.. Currier will stock the farm (
With cows. As part payment the small :
,lace at Shoreham, owned by Mr.. Cur ;.
Ter, was taken over by Mr.. Benjamin /
The new owner expects to occupy the
arm at once, which comprises l70 :
cres.