The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

D. Grigg went to Bethel to-day on
business visit
Abbott is showing fun line Of ladies'
new spring suits.
Ned J. Roberts left last night on d
business trip to Boston.
NJ NJ. Gordon went to Bethel this aft
ernoon on business visit
Remember the mark-down in lace and
muslin curtains at Perry's.
Mrs. Joseph Smith went to Milton to-
day for visit with relatives.
Charles Brunette went to Burlington
to-day for visit with friends
Nliers sanitary barber shop has re-
ceyed the seal Of public approval
T. +. Burr left last night for Bos-
ton. whore he will attend the auto
mobile show in progress there.
Have YOU forgotten to pay your IN
terest due March ! al the Barre saw
ings Bank and Trust company!
Albert Milne and Bernard Corcoran
LETT this afternoon for Newport, where
they have secured employment
Regular meeting Of Barre lodge \. L.
10 p. tonight The names OF several
applicants are 70 be voted on.
On account Of the cold weather. a
number of stone sheds did not begin
work until $ o'clock this morning
The Over the Teacups club viii meet
with Mrs. ". 4 Bradford, Park street,
Thursday afternoon at 230 o'clock.
Miss Amelia Theriault, who has been
employed in Mortified for some time,
has returned to her home in Mortified.
Mrs. Philip Emery returned yesterday
to her home in Brattleboro, after pass
ing a few days with friends in the city.
Mrs. L. j Gonyer. who was called
here by the death Of her grandchild,
Marjorie Gilman Ellis. returned to her
home ii Concord n. H. to-day
Mrs. Ann White. who has been stay
ing at the home OF her daughter Mrs.
James Cow. for several months re-
turned to-day to her home in South
Royaltou
Mrs. Minnie Flynn aud daughter,
Beatrice, who have been passing a few
week, at the home of MIR and Mrs. g.
W. Lander of Pearl street returned to-
day to their home Ia Rutland
Members ii the team drivers local,
No ri! Iour attention is called to
regular meeting to be held in painters
hall Thursday evening, March 9. Bus
mess oi Importance is 10 be acted upon
Stone cutters genuine. SO cent glasses
largest size best frames, specia &c 80
cents each, for ten days only. also ~
cent glasses Tor % cents Gordon Rid
dell Whecloek block, 1855 North Main
street.
Repairs 10 The Grant A Lame build
ing on North Main street which was
Quilted by fire several weeks ago. were
commenced Yesterday and VIII be pushed
rapidly forward to completion. II Is
understood that the building VIII be al
tered in several respects when finished.
An all-itaiian bowling team from
Mortified will roll a match with an
all-italinn team % local players az
BuzzelFs alleys on Pearl street to-night.
Arrangements are being made for q
match between the Barre team and Nor
wich university To be rolled IN this
city sometime next week
Remember the public masquerade bali
in Woodlands hall Friday. March 10.
Prizes viii be given for the best masked
4 lady and gentleman. also a hobo prize.
Refreshments will be served during the
evening. Admission gents zoe. ladies,
masked. free. unmasked ladies. l0c.
4 Ncol's orchestra
Miss Josephine ReStelli was pleasant
/ " surprised at her home on Maple ave-
nue. last evening, when q number Of
/ her Young friends gathered to remind
/ her of her birthday anniversary. An
enjoyable evening was passed IN play
! inc games, at the close OF which re-
j freshmcnts Of lee cream and cake were
served.
\ Tuesday arrival. At the hotel Otis
/ were as follows + g. Ranney Bos
4 ton; J. p. Winter, Sutheld Conn; IL.
IP. Prndle. Burlington; J. Poland, Bos
I ton: II. T. Brown, Danbury. Conn; q.
IA. Lundgren, Boston; NJ l. Stautial,
/ Belfast. Me. Z. b. Harker St. Johns
bury; c. A. Needham, New York City;
is. f. Brigham. Rutlaud J. II. Mott
Burlington: A Lamorey Winooski Mr.
4 and Mrs. D. DeFroge, Burlington; s.
/ D. Bernstein. i. A. Kelly, Boston; u.
\ r. IIarwood. Springfield Mass; 7. NJ.
4 Clifford, Broekton, Mass; Arthur Buck,
Boston.
SAYS the st. Louis Times Mrs
katherine Clemens. daughter OF one OF
j st. Louis first families, and wife of
4 DR.. j. r. Clemens. has been declared
the winner OF the prize scenario contest
offered by The Times for the best mo-
ton picture play. The judges Of the
contest awarded the prize to Mrs Glenn
ems over several hundred contestants
and the production Of the play, THE
Double" was awgarded by The Times
to the T. NJ P. moving picture company.
This picture will be at the Bijou to-day
and tomorrow.