The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-28
TALK Of The TOWN
What's new See Abbott's ad,

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Trimming worth your inspection. AT
Fits
See new kinds of spring goods at Alb
bolts.
| Sale Of embroideries and laces al
Vaughan's.
| Miers' barber shop, the place for quick
clean service Six chairs.
| c. w. and Q. H. Perry went to Chelsea
to-day on business visit.
Wednesday. last day of white sale OF
muslin underwear at Vaughan's.
Bernard Corcoran went to Burlington
to-day for visit with relatives.
| R. e. Parkhurst Of st, Adams was
among the business visitors in the city
to-day,
Mrs. L, A. Nyson OF ST. Johnsbury
Is spending several days with relatives
in the city.
c. A. Griffin, who has been working
in Pike, n, H., the past year, is at home
for a short time.
James A. Tucker has moved his house
hold goods from 40 Ayers street into a
house on Beckley court.
4 meeting Of Condors viii be held in
Foresters' hall Thursday evening, March
2, at 1880 o'clock. A. NJ Smith, sec
Mrs. Elmer Jacques has returned to
her home in Washington, after passing
a few days with friends in the city.
Standard monthly fashion book for
only 10 cents; a quarterly book for only
20 cents and a pattern included at Per.
rvs
Alphonse Mrcky left yesterday for
his home in Champaign, n. ", after
spending two weeks in this city on bus,
mess.
Peter NJ. Depatie resumed his duties
IN Tilden's shoe store to-day. after
spending few days with relatives in
st. Armand, ?. Q.
A regular meeting Of Granite City
lodge, No 533 n L. 0. r., will be held
in Foresters hall Tuesday evening Feb.
%, at o'clock sharp.
March is the opening day OF the
Up.To- Date Paint and Wall Paper store,
40 Main street, Give us call, inspect
our goods and get a souvenir
William Murray OF Pearl street Is
able 10 assume charge Of the Eagle cafe
on North Main street after a few days
absence on account Of illness.
Miss Leona Laforrest will leave this
at4 tsv g..
where she will join her parents, who
recently moved there from Montpelier,
The literary meeting OF the woman's
missionary society Of the Congregational
church will be held with Mrs L. NJ
Ayerill Hilltop avenue, Wednesday ait
ernoon at $3.50 o'clock
The interior Of the Baltimore lunch
rooms has recently undergone extensive
repairs and alterations The room has
been enlarged, while the walls have been
newly sheathed with steel and painted
A. j Loranger Of the soldiers monu-
ment dance committee last evening paid
over to G. Nj. Wiley, treasurer Of the
soldiers monument fund committee,
S57 81 the amount cleared from the
dance held February D. The total re-
ceipts were $l0335 and the expenses
were $40.
States Attorney J. Ward Carver win
speak before the Laymen's league OF
the Universalst church Wednesday even
ing on The Great Question OF the Com
ing Election the talk to be followed
by discussion. There will also be
music in connection with the serving
OF banquet
o. n. and n G. Canton have pur.
chased large farm this week in Ram
dolph, owned by Henry Wells. Mr.. /
Wells takes in part payment 400 acres
Of woodland in Mortified and Waitsfeld
owned hv Canton Bros The deal iu
wolves $1,000 and was made through the
D, A. Perry Real Estate agency,
William J. Brown was arraigued in
the city court last evening on the charge
Of breach OF the peace Tor an alleged
assault on Mrs, Lena Gay Brown en-.
tered plea Of not guilty, and the case
was set for hearing on Saturday !
Bail OF $50 was furnished. I
Brown was arrested on warrant by
officer earle.
Monday arrivals at the hotel Otis were
IS follows c. A. Colburn, Burlington;
8. d. Fortier Boston; William Heney,
Burlington; John Kelly, A. p. Thayer,
w. Cutler, Boston; L. A. Kent, Rut- \
and; T. Mickey, Boston; r. B. Henry,
N. H.; l.. j. Parkhurst. New
York City; A. r. Brown, Boston, c. w.
lester, Burlington.
The annual field day celebration of
he state logrolling association OF the
Modern WoOdmen will be held in st. Al
pans on July A. This date was decided
lpon at the meeting OF the executive
Of the log.rolling association,
leld at st. Adams recently The ar
'angements for the program to be car
led out on that day was left with the
It. Adams committee.
In the Demetrescu troupe, the Pavilion
las an excellent attraction, This act
5 a combination OF three different acts,
H.. bars, rings and hand. balancing, with
he bars as the predominating feature.
fhe work on these consists of series
# difficult aerial tricks. The audience
ees backward, forward, twisting and
Iouble somersaults. and a series OF SOM
rsaults from bar to bar, done while the
lerformer is blindfolded The act is one
i the best OF its kind ever seen at the
'avilion. Miss Irene Ferguson, the