The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-22
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Scrim curtains $3.50 at Abbotts.
New spring gloves 25c, soc and SOC at
Yaughan's.
II. J.. Chamberlin % st. Adams was
in the city yesterday on business trip,
Pineapples, asparagus, cucumbers and
lettuce for Saturday Diyersi Fruit
company.
Mrs. c. d. Swasey of Nelson street
went to Waterbury last night for a
short visit.
T. II. Batchelder OF Worcester was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Rhoda Cave, who has been Sc
riously i'll at her home on Elm street,
is much better,
A carload of all kinds of chairs at
auction Saturday at 2 and p. m. See
adj 0. II. Hale, auctioneer
The AItrurians will meet with Mrs,
Z. c. Glysson, 20 Perry street, Tuesday
afternoon at the usual hour.
Karl Forsel. the wellsnown corneter,
will play at the evening service OF the
Congregational church tomorrow.
Miss Cassie Fraser has returned to
! her home in Graniteyille, after passing
few days with friends in the city.
w. H. Gale of Wellington street re-
turned home last night from business
trip through the northern part OF the
state.
Regular review Harmon hive. No. /
Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Bus
mess Of Importance. Per order lady com
mander
Mrs. Josie H. Pierce returned to heI
home in johnson yesterday, after severa
weeks visit at the home OF Mrs. Grace
LebouWeau
Miss Coffey the nurse who cared fol
L. p. Odds during his last illness, spent
the weekend with Mrs. Leslie D. Gale
of Williamstown.
! Fresh strawberries for Friday and
Saturday. AS they are lower IN price
we expect to haxe a good supply. Di'
versi Fruit company.
All people desiring to become citizen'
please meet at the Sanguinetti hote
Saturday afternoon at o'clock ant
bring your first papers.
Public Scotch dance, last of the sea
son. in Woodman hall, Saturday even
ling. April % MeLeod's orchestra, three
pieces. Gents soc Ladies free.
Emelio Brusetti. who resides on Batch
elder street, was taken to the City hos
pital last night in b. w Hooker & com
pany's ambulance for an operation.
Charles Il. Carpenter of Washington
well known in this city, has sold hi
large farm. "Snnysde,p located in tina
town, to Arthur Partridge OF East Barre
William Fraser Of Hardwiek is visit
ing friends in the city for a few day
before leaving for Knowles, Cal, wher
he win operate Prize tool sharpening
machine,
Mrs. William Anderson and son o
Websterville left this afternoon for All
berta, Canada, where they will Join MI
Anderson, who took a homestead Their
about two years ago.
The special Sunday dinner at tn
Rathskeller tomorrow will inelud
strawberry shortcake. Otherwise, tn
popular bill OF fare offered last Sun
day will be repeated.
The name OF John H. Slater of Brad
ford was omitted from the publishe
list of the clerks who passed the exam
nation before the state board of phar
macy for registered drug clerks.
The ladies' union OF the Universalis
church viii hold their rummage sal
in the Wheelock building, April 20 an
81. Anyone having articles to donate
please leave them at the building Tues
: day afternoon or evening. II unable I
get them there. notify Mrs. NJ. 1. Town'
Mrs Allen Hitchcock and daughte
! went to Windsor this morning for
: visit with friends Mr.. Hitchcock, VIII
/ has been manager Of the Prudential In
! suranee office here, win leave to-nigh
! for New York, to accept position q
representative for the American Eide
il ycomi my Of Montpelier.
Francis Silombare, the Finlander, VIII
! two weeks ago left Montreal for Elm
!. wood. Ind. and three days later toun
I himself in Williamstown, started on I'll
I 3:05 train yesterday afternoon for hi
!: original destination, after several fruit
! less attempts by friends here had faile
l to locate the other Finlander, who wa
I sent to Indiana by mistake. The Cur
! ard officials in Boston failed to repl
! to the letter of inquiry sent out frol
I here ii Is said. and Silombare was lei
!; ON his own resources. Acquaintance
I here. however, came to his aid an
I; helped furnish funds for the trip.
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