The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-28
TALK or THE TOWN

II al church, Saturday, May 6.-adv.
Hi May Victor records on sale Saturda
II at Littlefeld Piano Co., Inc, adv.
n y. T. Daprey Of Springfield was
II business visitor in the city yesterda,
II John II. Cross Of Mortified was
H business visitor in the city yesterday
II Mrs. Georgia Moody of Waterbur,
H passed yesterday with friends in thi
II city.
II n. j, M. Jones returned yesterda,
II from business trip to Boston, take
II in the interests of the Jones Bros Ca
4 Get your hot baked beans, spaghetti
\ doughnuts, pies, cakes, etc, at the Bi
jou theatre lobby, Saturday afternoon
| adv.
/ Frank IL Austin returned to III,
city yesterday from Middlebury, whers
ne has been passing several days with
friends.
/, Peaches and whipped cream and nuts
comprise the popular @Cindy sundae'
at our fountain. Try it. Barre Drug
Co. adv.
II. A. Gould left this morning for
Boston to meet his wife, who Is re-.
turning to Barre after passing the win
ter in Florida.
| Mrs, Dan McAulay and son, Clar-
ence. Of Websterville motored to-day
to Brattleboro. They we're accompan-
led by Mrs. d. D. Smith.
Golf balls, Macgregor No. 30, sl.62
and master balanced ball. also Silver
Kings, special price by the dozen.
browns Drug store. adv.
| II. z. Horne of Boston, d travelling
agent for the freight department OF
the Wabash railroad, was a business
visitor in the city yesterday.
Only one more day in which to nav
water rent. More than $4,000 is stiil
due and the city needs the money. Su-
perintendent water department.
Mrs; Russell Brown Of Dover, N. H.,
arrived in the city yesterday to pass
few days at the home of her moth
er, Mrs. Clara G. Page Of Jefferson
street.
Walter L Manning, a retail monu-
mental dealer from Plainfield. N. j..
is passing few days with friends in
this city, while here on a brief bust.
ness trip in the interests of his firm.
Sibley Young of Barre, son Of Will
liam y. Young of 1867 Hill street, Ii
at present playing an outfield position
on the varsity baseball team on the |
University of Vermont, having partici-
pated in the game at Burlington ON
Wednesday against Providence college. !
which was won by the University of |
Vermont by the score Of @ to 0.
Police headquarters is being CON
stantly besieged by phone calls from
all over New England in regard to
John LeClair. Barre's much married |
man, who is reputed to have married
four or more women. Reporters from
one or two Boston papers have been
here to Secure photos and other infor.
nation for their Sunday sections, Wis
ting his home and other haunts of his
childhood here.
Philip Gordon arrived in this city
recently from Brest, France, where he
has been engaged as the port engineer
By the Y. s. army shipping board
With Mr.. Gordon came his wife and
Two children. He has recently been
transferred by the shipping board to
New Orleans, where he and his family ,
will move in the near future Mr.. Cor {
Ion Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John
". Gordon and for the present is stay.
ng at the Gordon home on Richardson
treet
Mrs. David Faulkner OF South Barre ly
vas given complete surprise by about
D neighbors and friends who called
'esterday afternoon and reminded her 8
4 her SD birthday. A birthday cake, g
earring the dates 1880 1922 was pre- y
ented by Mrs. Hattie Gray and was :
hen served, together with sherbet. Lat.
500 was played. Useful and yalu-
BILE gifts were brought by the party,
nd the recipient expressed her graft
nde to all. The party was concluded
= the evening, with good Wishes be-
towed.
The contents of the Cutler Bros Iiv.
ry stable on Washington street were
ut up at auction yesterday and goods
ere knocked down at varying prices.
nder the hammer of ID. A. Perry, auc-
oneer. Among the notable purchases
the day was that Of the hearse which
as sold to the village of Plainiicld,
tier being bid on by both Barre and
lainfield authorities, raising II to
Iir price for the horse-drawn vehicles.
orses, sleighs, wagons, barges, office
xtures and practically everything
hich goes with livery stable was
1T up at the sale, which was a fair
Iccess in every way. II. f. Cutler, one
the proprietors, plans TO continue
'arding and transient business, and
g balance of the building will be used
r automobile storage. T.. G. Cut
r, the other partner, has recently
ne into the automobile business.