The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

c. Gsmash visited friends in Burlng-
ton yesterday
y. S. love was a business visitor in
Northiield to-day
i. Bean went to Boston to-day on
Il business trip
Joseph Smith went to Milton to-day
on a business "trip,
Peter W. Depatie passed Sunday with
his family in Milton.
D. A. SAWYER of Swanton was in the
city SATURDAY on business
Only the hest Of modern equipment
used at Miers' barber shop.
II. z Hinman Of Orange was IN the
city to-day on a business trip.
Mrs Nellie Braley Of Burlington Wis
tied friends in the city over sunday
Charles Washburn of Portland, Me-.
visited friends in the city YESTERDAY
Miss Marguerite Nichols passed sun
day with Mrs q NJ Hawes in Plain.
field
William Gallagher has gone 10 Wil.
Jamestown, where he has obtained em-
ployment.
John Webster went Saturday 10 Con
cord. n H.. where he win pass few
days with friends,
Miss Annie Anderson and David Hen
derson of Williamstown were visitors
in the city yesterday
Mrs Emily Halvosa went TO Marsh
field Saturday Tor few days visit at
the home Of her sister
Mrs Douglass Barclay returned yes
terdsy from two weeks visit at the
home OF her parents IN Randolph
Special to-day, oranges that sell reg
ularlv for SOC per dozen. will 60 l6
Tor 25c At the New England Fruit
store
There will be meeting Of the Min,
uehaha encsmpment. Na. 2 Tuesday
evening at o'clock Work the patri-
archal degree,
The condition of Il. P. 0lds of Wash
iugton street who is seriously IN with
pneumonia, was a little more comlorta-
bic YESTERDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Steven Miner returned
yesterday to their home in 0gdensbnrg-
\, ~. after passing several days with
friends ia the eity.
The Junior union will hold & social
with Mrs. Brown at the Thompson
building Tuesday afternoon. March Is.
A picnic lunch i expected.
Miss Nell Stoughton and Miss Mar
guerite Stoughton arrived at their home
in this city Saturday night for a visit.
the former from South Yarmouth, Mass.
and the latter IRON Boston.
MIR. and Mrs. William Mcdonald left
this morning for Lennoxville p O..
where they we're called by the death
OF Mrs McDonald's father, Donald
Nicholson.
MeLeods orchestra furnished music
Tor the Scotch dance held in Noodmsn's
hall saturday evening. A good sired
crowd was present aud refreshments
were served at intermission.
For the past two mornings. residents
OF Long street have seen number OF
robins flitting about the trees Blue.
birds have also been seen in this vi
cinitv at different times during the
past few days.
Lovers OF moving pictures and people
who consider themselves critics of pic.
tmes will see sometN,ng novel at the
Biiou to-day when a nsoy make Of films
known as the American Film Is
shown. These films arc in great de-
mand and the Biiou management was
put to considerable expense ia exhibit
ing the pictures. Arthur Christy OF
the well.known headlinefs "1he Chris
tvs, is The vaudeville Offering.
Through The Times we wish to thank
our many friends for their patronage
At our saturday sales It is hand
some compliment TO rs to see our old
customers continue TO return after the
chocolates each succeeding Saturday.
We are thus convinced that they can
Disseminate between fresh homemade.
hand dipped chocolates and chocolates
that are mechanically turned ont of
machines. The New England Fruit
store. the Home Of Fresh Candy
SUNDAY aud Monday arrivals at the
City hotel were registered a. follows
+. L. Sweet, Niagara Fails, y. y; 7.
Even. Boston: A. Gordon. Providence.
r. T.. l.. y. Lsngiord Littleton. y. H.:
George Peavey. holliston. Mass; r. P.
I.ynde. Northfeld; Mr and Mrs. B. &.
Mav. New Work CITY. A Cohen. Rlir-
liugton; ,. C. MAY. r. + May. New York
CITY: d. r. Doolttle riconderogs. \.
y; y. 4. Miles Burlington; T. II Ham.
y H.; T. H. PaTlin. Bos-
ton 7. ~ simmons. Roston " g. ksl.
ton. Hartford Conn. , lcmbsrd, San
Francisco Cal