The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-09
lALK OF The Town
'etticoat sale at Fits Saturday.

| Pettlcont sale at fltts saturday.
New dress trimmings at Abbott's.
The place to buy Gordon hose al
Vaughan's.
Saturday sale, shopping bags 49c ant
9Sc, at Vaughan's
| Fred j. Burrell of Boston visited
friends in the city yesterday.
Il. u. Burr, who attended the automo
bile show in Boston, returned home last
night.
Donald Smith has returned home, after
| spending several days in Boston OF
business
DR.. j, II, Judkns of Northfeld was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday
Mrs. J. j. Shean has returned to her
home in Maiden, Mass after visiting IN
this city for week.
Freshly mined stove, egg and nut coal
coming every day for the d. M. Miles
Coal Co. Try load.
Barre should have plant to manu-
facture building granite and not let our
neighbors obtain the new industry.
Antony dep Of North Adams, Mass.
is passing several days at the home
Of his brother, s. dep, Of Seminary
street.
AT the regular meeting of the retail
clerks union, held IN X. p. hall last
evening, the applications of six candi-
dates for membership were received.
In "Seven Days. the famous comedy
hit that is coming to the opera house
next Friday, there is a new ground for
separation. It is called psychic cruelty
but really it is fairness.
DR.. c. A. Gale of Rutland arrived in
the city last night, called here by the
serious illness of his brotherin-law, E
p. Odds of Washington street. Mr.. Odds
condition remains unchanged.
Elgin A. Martin Of Williamstown and
Miss Alice Thompson Of Barre Town
were married last evening at o'clock at
the home of the brides brother, Samuel
Thompson, by Rev. w. j. NJ Beattie.
They will reside in Willamstown.
The arrival of the early spring robin
in Barre this year preceded that of the
first spring poem. William Anderson,
residing on b street, reports that he
heard one yesterday morning, and he
believes II Is the same bird that makes
its appearance in that vicinity every
year about the first of March.
The fire committee of the board of
aldermen, consisting OF Aldermen A. NJ.
Rossi, G. NJ Wiley and William Ward,
Chief Clarence b. Gladding Of the fire
department, and Il. NJ. Tobin, assistant
engineer, left last night for Boston,
where they will make an inspection of
several fire automobile trucks exhibited
at the automobile show The automo-
bile trucks in use in the Boston fire
department will also be examined, A
member of the Montpelier fire depart
ment also went for the same purpose.
Wednesday arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows: s. Z. Brownell. Bur
lington; j, j. Connors, A. II. Whitney,
Boston; A. G. Bigelow, BrookGeld; A. G,
Hubbard, Burlington; F. A, Hubbard,
st. Johnsbury A. D. McIyer, Vershire
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelly, Manchester,
IN. H.; H. d. Allen, Vergennesi r. T..
Parkhurst, Portland, Me-. c. H. Spencer,
Boston; A. IT. Robinson, Plattsburg, N.
~; i. r. Jennings, Hartford, Conn;
j. G. Henderson, Hardwick; Harry Sny-
der, Trenton, n. j.; DR.. r. s. Merchant,
Washington.
prof" w. d. Rounsevel, who was
formerly a frequent visitor to this city
and section during his tour of work as
Il phrenologist, was found dead in his
rooms at Concord, N, H., last Tuesday
night, the cause OF death being believed
to be natural "Prof" Rounsevel was
brother Of the late r. d. Rounsevel of
Littleton, n. f., for many years prior
to his death the landlord at the White
Mountain house, near the Fabyans. He
was veteran of the Civil war and
pensioner IL is understood that the
brother left money to pay the funeral
expenses Of his brother when the end
Of his wanderings should come
The members Of the Uniyersalist sun.
day school for the last six weeks have
been preparing the original operetta,
Hunt the Thimble, or Little Nelfs Sur.
prise Party" They are TO present it on
the evenings OF March II and March %
in the vestry of the church. The music
of the operetta was composed by Prof.
Leo r, Lewis of Tufts college, when he
was young man, and the words were
written by his mother, Abbie Davis Lew
is. The story is that of the poverty of
little Nell and her mother, the hard
hearted landlord, the surprise party by
Nells schoolmates and the unexpected
return Of the father, who had been re-
ported lost at sea. The dialogue Is
bright and the music very pleasing. The
parts of the older people are to be tax
en- by Miss Mildred Clark, DR.. Jarvis
and Mr. Edwards. Marion Martin takes
the part Of little Nell, and the chorus
will consist of about % boys and girls.