The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-08

| cnestra OF 10 pleccsj wi osirW
4 adv.
! G. Craviatti Of Boston was a bust
ness visit6r in the city over the weel
end.
Norman Gordon passed the week en'
from Dartmouth at his home on Rich
ardson street.
| Leonard Hertzberg of Worcester
Mass, is passing several days in TN
city on business.
George Quinn Of Claremont, N. II.
is passing few days with friends ans
relatives in this city.
Miss Margaret Marcy of this city
passed the week end at her home II
White River Junction.
Willard Calder Of the University O.
Vermont passed the week end at hi
home on North Main street
Floyd w. Holt has moved his family
from % Boyce street to the Y. w
Jewett farm in Montpelier.
Harry Livindale of Highland avenue
left yesterday for Greenfield, Mass
where he has secured employment.
Don't forget the telephone operators
dance, city hall, Montpelier, Tuesday
May o. CAROLS orchestra.-Adv.
John Robins of ST. Johnsbury il
passing a few days with his son
George Robins of Washington street.
Mrs. Mary Mcdonald of Liberty
street returned home yesterday, aftel
passing the winter in Needham, Mass.
All members of Modern Woodmer
driIl team will drill at socialist hall
Granite street, Tuesday, May 9.--adv.
Arthur L. Averill of the C. w. Aver
i'll company store left to-day fol
Greensboro pond on short fishing trip
Mrs. James s. Milne of Liberty street
lis passing few days at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Henry of Will
Jamestown.
Miss Dolly Gordon, who is engaged
as a school teacher in Berlin, passed
the week end at her home on Spauld-
ing street.
Arthur Pirie of II Pleasant street
left last night for Morristown, Pa,
where he has secured employment in
the granite industry.
L. NJ. Sohurider, J. Schurider and d.
Castleman of Boston were members OF
an automobile party stopping in the
city over the week end.
Miss Lena Il. Hamilton of st. AL
bans, field worker on the state board
of charities. visited with friends in this
city over the week end.
Miss Mary Comolli of Waterbury re-
turned home to-day, after passing the
week end with Misses Angie and Laura
Movalli of Howard street.
Charles Arnholm, formerly connected
with the Palace garage in this city,
was visitor in Barre over Sunday,
leaving to-day for st. Adams.
Joseph Beaulieu of South Main street
is passing few days at North Hero on
fishing trip. Reports from that quar-
ter show that good catches are being
made.
A daughter was born May TO Mr.,
and Mrs. Frank Magrone of Is Ladd
street, according to reports filed with
the city clerk to-day. The child was
named Lena.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dickey, who
have been residing in Dies Moines, la
for some time, have returned TO this
city, where they expect to take up their
residence again.
James McGlaflin has been retained
as manager of the transient and board
ing business formerly owned by Cutler
Bros, and now conducted by II. +. Gut
Ter & Son.-ady.
Dry cleaning and dycing ladies and
gents suits and coats, puffs, portieres,
etc, pleating Of all kinds. Mrs. l.. VI.
Goodrich, opera house block, Montpel-
Ter. Phone -W.--adv.
Mrs. Alex. McKenna, who has been
passing a week at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Paul Of West
Patterson street, returned to her home
in Jersey City Saturday evening.
Several persons have been seen steal
ing flowers from the lawns and prop
erty of persons In the vicinity Of Aver
i'll street and in other parts OF the
city. They are warned that they were
recognized and If further depredations
occur action will be taken TO have this
petty thievery halted.
Several sales and transfers have been
made through the ID. A. Perry Real rs
tate agency in the past few days. The
first transaction was the sale made for
Grover c. Hutchinson of Willismstown,
in which part of the p. o. Wheaton
farm on the east hill was sold to ID.
NJ Miles of Los Angeles, Cal, and
Barre. In this transaction Mr.. Hutch
inson took a parcel of real estate on
Farwell street here. He win hold the
farm itself for an investment. The sec
ond sale involved the sale of 100 acres
of land in Cabot owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Claire Carney Of that place 10
Mr. and Mrs v. ID. Griffith of Waits
field. This transaction included all of
the real estate and personal property
and the new owners take immediate
possession. Mr.. Griffith recently sold
out his mercantile business in Waits
field. In the third case papers were
passed transferring a Involvement
house in williamstown village owned
by william Rock and wife, formerly
OF Barre, to Evelyn A. MeAllister OF