The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

See the leader. New spring styles al
$3.50 at vaughan's.
William II. Palmer is able to be oul
after q weeks illness.
Mrs. @. X. Barton returned last nigh.
from q visit with relatives in Springfield
Mass.
NJ 8. LAWN went to Burlington thil
morning for . few days visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. M. Lyon returned
last night from visit with relatives in
Boston.
Miss Bella Mackenzie began work Mon
day morning for Mrs. A Bird Of Mar.
chant street.
Miss Ethel Miller returned to her hons
in Burlington yesterday, after a visit
with friends in this city.
Roller skating and dancing tonight
in Hale's Pavilion. The center OF the
floor will be reserved for dancing.
Fred L. White returned TO his home IN
Lyndonvills yesterday after a visit to
his father, @. Z. White, of this city.
Charles L. Converse returned yester.
day from q weeks vacation spent in
Boston, Bellows Falls and other places.
Edward Field, who has been visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Nelson OF South Main
street, returned to his home in Barton
yesterday.
Miss Margie Pryor returned to her
home in Cambridge Junction yesterday
after . visit at the home Of Mrs. Will
liam Dewey.
Miss Yvonne Granger was removed to
her home on Berlin street, Saturday. af-
ter being at the City hospital for three
weeks following 81 operation.
Regular meeting Of Bright Star Rebek.
all lodge, No. IS, Wednesday evening,
March 8, at 40 o'clock. All officers are
requested to be present for practice.
Troup's union orchestra il prepared
to furnish first class music for any and
all occasions; any number of pieces re-
quired. Address A. M. Troup, s Laurel
street, or telephone l5llI.
r. G. RoweIl has on exhibition in the
show window at B. W. Hooker & Co.'S
store handsome specimen Of pyro.
graphic art. 1t Is combination chair
and table and the result of considerable
painstaking effort.
Upper Franklin street was the scene Of
jolly party last evening. the occasion
being masquerade toboggan slide got
ten up by number of the young resi-
dents Of that neighborhood. 1t was q
novel feature In sliding parties and the
costumes worn by several of the company
are said to have been extremely unique
and original.
The novel sight of an electric car which
wouldn't run down hill was afforded on
Washington street this forenoon, when
one Of the B. & M. trolley cars got
stalled near the Spaulding school while
making the descent and wouldn't bulge
until workmen came up from the carbarn
and made repairs. A "set" motor was
the cause.
Evangelist Charles w. Green has an.
nounced that the special services to be
held at the Evangelical church, Mer-
chant street, are to be something out
of the ordinary" and last evenings was
extraordinarily SO. The meeting was of
necessity short, as baptism followed, and
after its close the quarterly conference
was held. But the attendance was fairly
good. Tonight there will be more time
and so a much better service will result.
All are invited. Come and hear Evan
gelist Green.
An innovation in high class drama will
reach local theatregoers when MIR. Frank
lin Woodruff in Call of the Wild"
James TX. Haolett's New York success,
win be produced here. DELIGHTFULLY."- told,
with favor Of the metropolis which is
quickly recognized. The play has already
a New York recommendation, where It
made an instant hit. 1t is hit in every
city where it has been presented BY the
excellent company, society turning out
in force and setting the seal Of approval
upon 1t. At the opera house, Friday,
March 9th.