The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-20
TALK OF THE TOWN


New dress skirts At vaughan's.
Roller skating at the Pavilion tonight.
Public scotch dance in Miles hall, Sat
urday night
Edward Pitkin Of MarshfeId was a
visitor in this city yesterday.
Miss Lena Abbiatti Is III with grippe
at her home in Bolster place,
Miss Eleanor I. Cole went TO Marsh
field to-day TO visit relatives,
@. Pasetto and family went 10 Mil
ford, Mass, yesterday, TO reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Batohelder went
to Plainfcld to-day to visit relatives.
A son was born Thursday TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Induni Of Maple avenue.
Why not try Miers's sanitary barber
shop for a shave or hair trim tonight
Miss Louise sallna OF Berlin ia visiting
Miss Mary Bosworth OF Merchant street.
Charles w. Huntington of Washington
was business visitor In the city to-
day.
Watches, clocks and jewelry sold. re.
paired and cleaned. g, Riddell, "a Elm
street.
Miss Isabelle Nelson returned last
night from visits in Boston and Quincy,
Mass.
Two good chamber suites to be sold
to-day at the City Auction Rooms. o.
II. Hale.
Harry A. seqcl leaves tonight for a
10 days business trip to Boston and
New York
Mrs. G. X. Kline Of Goddard seminary
went TO 81. Johnsbury to-day for a few
days visit.
The new things in spring negligee
shirts from the Frank McWhorter Co,
SOC TO $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Batchelder went
70 Plainheld to-day TO spend Sunday
with relatives.
A. Monzini left Thursday night for
Italy, where be will visit for few
months at his old home.
The Tourist club win meet with Mrs.
L. s. Gates Monday afternoon at the
usual hour. Please bring federation dues.
All checker players who are DESTROYS
of forming a checker club are requested
10 meet at Demos blacksmith shop at
seven o'clock Monday evening.
The members Of the Every Day club
"hoofed" il 10 the Smith Stock Farm
to-day as guests Of D. WinBifred Smith.
The Cosmopolitan club win hold their
annual smoke talk tonight at 1880
o'clock. All members are requested to
be present,
Mrs. b. Bisbee, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. N. ID. Phelps, returned
to her home in Waitsield to-day. She
was accompanied BY her daughter, Miss
Eva Anna.
George Parker returned to-day from
Milton, where he has been attending
school, TO spend the spring vacation at
the home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
$. n. Parker
We have Just 10 fur searfs left. Rath-
er than to be obliged TO pack away you
can have them at these prices; s475,
$500, and 5000 Searfs for S275; $3.50
and 500 neck pieces for $3.50. These
prices for Saturday At Perry's.
Frank J. Martin Of this city took the
oath as fudge of probate for Washing
ton county. at Montpelier yesterday, and
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appointing M, f. Smile as first register
and Mrs. z. w. Dunton as second, as
under the Carleton regime Judge Mar
tin stated TO q Montpelier reporter tina,
he would very likely retain his residence
in Barre.
A real March blizzard struck this sec
ton of Vermont otday. and at that only
two days before the calendar date OF
spring. Snow fell in considerable quan
tity from early morning, and then the
playful March wind picked il up and
swirled it around in helter.skelter fash
ion, until the conditions looked anything
like spring, automobiles, new STYLES and
even sugaring itself, which il supposed TO
begin to-day according to custom.
Guy Andrews, son III Mr.. and Mrs. C. |
s.. Andrews, was given pleasant sur
prise party at his home on Maple Grove
street last evening BY his classmates in |
the ninth grade Of Spauldlng high school. |
There were "a young people in the party |
which wholly unexpectedly rushed in on |
their friend. The evening was spent en-
joyably with games and refreshments |
Miss Bernice Holmes, in behalf of the /
class, presented Guy handsome watch