The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Closing out sale Of all millinery. Mrs.
! T.. A. Witham.
Food sale, Church of the Good Shop
herd, Saturday afternoon. adv.
George Lander tot day left for few
days business visit to Burlington.
Why not buy good piano at a low
price to-day at Bailey's Music Rooms ?
adv.
All kinds of home-cooked food for
/ sale at Methodist church Saturday,
$3.50 to p. m.--adv.
| Paul Molinari of North Main street
went to Bethel yesterday to visit with
friends for few days.
| Great reduction in prices on hats
for the next week. Miss NJ M. Minnie,
| "a Summer sreet.--adv.
! William Walker of Pearl street, who
has been in Woodsville, N. H., during
the past week on business, returned to
this city yesterday.
| Arthur Anderson of the Anderson
Friberg Co. and Frank Nelson of Pearl
street left last night for Boston to
spend few days.
Presby have you filled your
birthday bags? We celebrate for you
all Monday, May "a, at 1880. Be sure
you are present.-adv.
Ned Hutehins of Pearl street started
for Boston this morning by automobile,
intending to visit with relatives in
Boston and its suburbs.
Mrs. Carl Sawyer of As Merchant
street, who has been confined to the
Barre City hospital for the past two
weeks, expects to return to her home
soon.
Stereopticon lecture on "The Land of
Livingston's Travels" Come and see
what a great church is doing for the
uplift of the African negro. Hedding
NJ. f. church, Sunday evening, May %.
adv.
James Stevens and wife. who until
last fall resided in this city, moving
then to the state of Ohio, arrived here
yesterday to renew acquaintances be
fore leaving for several months visit
in Scotland.
Mrs. II. T. Moses, deputy supervisor
for women of the Mooseheart Legion of
New England, left to-day for st. AL
bans to attend meeting of chapter
Nd. 1856, organized but recently by Mrs.
Moses.
d. A. Perry, auctioneer, left this
morning for East Hardwick, where
he is to conduct a sale of pure bred
Holstein cattle for Guy II. Allbee to-
day. He was accompanied by his
brother c. w Perry, G. G. Hutchinson
Of Wiliamstown and A. j. Neveau,
manager of the large Morrison farm.
Yes, we are little late but, say, at
last we are ready to entertain the
public with clean comedy that will
make you laugh for week. My, it
has been playing in Boston for months
! Don't miss it. Charles Aunt" Fri
day. Nav 2s, at Spaulding assembly
hall. Get your tickets at Cummings
& Lewis adv.
Mrs. Harriet Whitcomb and her
mother, Mrs. Eleanor Geery, went to
Washington, d. c.. TO spend the win
I ter. They returned to their Eastern
avenue home yesterday. Her son, Ly'
man Whitcomb, who has been filling a
government position in Washington,
has also returned to this city to enter
the office of the Calder & Richardson
Coal Co.
In connection with the account of
Mrs. George Brigham's death published
in Yesterdays Times, should be added
other relatives of the deceased, three
brothers and three sisters. The broth
ers are Ruford Bapp OF Barre, Tru-
man Of Winooski, and Fred of Under
thill. The sisters are Mrs. Ida Trem
blav. of Fairfax. Mrs. George Driscoll
of Fairfax, and Mrs. Luke Minor Of
Fairfax. The funeral il to be held
at the home. "a Webster avenue, in
stead of Quarry street, as stated yes
terday.
The d. A. Perry Real Estate agency
to-day sold for Raymond w, Pike Of
Marshfeld his home place consisting OF
buildings and 1856 acres of land to
Grover c. Hutchinson Of Williamstown.
This transaction also included several
head of registered cattle, all tools and
personal property, since Mr. Hutchin-
son buys for a home and intends 10
take possession very soon. This was
the second transaction to transpire in
the Perry Real Estate office which in
volved $4,000. the other having been
the John c. Bell farm in East Mont
pelier. Though figures were not stated.
50 900 is understood TO be the sum in