The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-25
TALK OF THE TOWN
Nemo corsets a Abbolt'..

Look at our new kolorfast cloth at
Fits
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver at Bmrs.
Don't yet fooled until April ! Wait
for the Cameron air-cooled car.
Get your dog collars dog whips and
leads, At the y. D. Phelps Co.
Phone Cutler Bros. No. 100. if you
want a surrey anywhere in the city;
price IS cents
/ We have one OF the best values in cor
sets that we ever saw at 45c per pair.
1T Perry's on Saturday
Mrs. S. P. Pratt OF Elmore street, who
dislocated her lett shoulder a few weeks
ago, continues to improve
i The public is cordially invited to the
sunday school concert AZ the Baptist
church Sunday at I O'Clock.
T Charles Mcclellan has returned to his
home IN llardwick, after visiting friends
in this city and Montpelier
+ Hudson Beattie went yesterday after
noon to Enosburg Falls, where he will
pass several days with relatives.
/ A car Of the celebrated Rose and
+ Glover brand oranges expected about
March 25. Order Of your dealer.
( Paul Scamphi, who has been spend.
ing several days IN Boston on business.
returned home Yesterday morning
Miss Alice ~ Averill and Miss Eliza
{. lsham went TO Boston to-day, where
they will visit friends for q week.
Barre should have plant to manu-
facture building granite and not let our
neighbors obtain the new industry
Everett Jackson. Il student at Spauld-
ing high school is passing the spring
vacation at his home in Brookfeld.
{. H. kcnerson OF Church street is
again able 10 be out after being con.
fined TO the house by an affected eye
Fred W. Buuham of the Goddard
faculty lett this morning for Washing
/ ton, D. c. to spend weeks vacation.
Peter Daguault Of ST. Lambert, r. O..
arrived IN the city Yesterday. and Is
passing several days with friends here.
The condition OF Sidney oliver. who
has been confined TO his home on Churcl
street for several days, is not os favor
able.
A. A. Lamorey Of the staples Allen
company went to his home III Derby
Lind whore hc will remain over sun.
day
Mrs Hattie Osborne returned yester-
day 10 her home in White River juno
ton, after passing a week with friends
here.
Public whist party Saturday evening
ia Foresters hall. Northeu block al 5
O'Clock sharp. Refreshments after the
game
You should have new spring hat fori
sunday Tho Lanlson 4 Hubbard and
stctson hats from the Frank McWhor.
ter 90.
Miss Myrtle Stone ana Miss Cynthia
Doanc Of the city schools have gone 10
their home in Bakersfield for the spring
vacation.
Mr., and Mrs. =. $. Yates returned
yesterday to their home in Bellows Falls,
after passing two weeks with friends in
this city.
Rev Robert Dewey. who has been
GAtNt W lhtf. - Ala AtfIAtiAthv tElhAttth
yesterday afternoon to his home at St.
Albans bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ NJ Gordon went to
the state sanotorium at PittsfOrd this /
morning. where Mrs Gordon viii remain
for treatment
Mrs Irving Parmeter went to-day to
Rutland whore she will remain for
few days with Mr. Parmcter, who is
employed there.
Mrs. Mary H. Burke Miss Francis 7
Burke and Mrs Hubert Congo went TO .
Burlington this morning for a weeks .
visit with relatives
The Camera club viii meet with Mrs
c. W. Steele. North street, Tuesday
evening. March IS. Mt 1880 o'clock. Mem
hers bring cameras.
Wendell Aycrill has returned home,
alter passing few days with his broth
en- Harry Ayerill at the university Of
Vermont, Burlington,
W. Fl. .Messer, carpenter, builder and
slate roofer. l2S Orange street, telephone
7l-ll, First class woTkmen furnished
BY the dey or hour.
Mrs George Chsrron Of Plattsbrg,
y. T., who has been passing a few days
with friends in the city. went yesterday
afternoon to Burlington for a visit
Leon Ruel and daughter, Mrs Rose
Barney Of Burlington are passing the
week end az the home of Mr. and Mrs. h
G. W lander OF South Main street. 4
Public Scotch dance. Woodmen's hall. 4
Saturday. March -, at s o'clock sharp
at lO;45. McLeod's three
piece orchestra, Gents soc, ladies free
Several mjkmen around the city re.
port that thermometers on their routes
registered from siX TO fourteen degrees
below zero this morning according 10
locality
The Red Cross Pharmacy are having
a great sale on Quimby's assorted chloe
olates to-day at two pounds Tor 25c
These are the chocolates usually sold at
poe for one pound 50 they are a bargain
worth getting at the price
The Goddard seminary MINISTRIES were
presented in the Armory at Montpelier
last evening before a large audience
Following the first part the little farce
"My Lord in Livery, was presented .
The proceeds of the show viii be used
for baseball purposes.
c. r. Smith, an auctioneer Of twenty
years experience. can sell your real IS
tate, farm stock, merchandise, and, in
fact, everything you wish to dispose Of