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


at Vaughan's.
Cash paid for watches, dlamonds, gold
and silver at Burr's.
Mrs. Angelo Bottigi visited friends in
Burlington yesterday
II you want wool skirt, you should
see Abbotts new spring line.
Mrs. A. ]. Knapp Of Camp street Is
eonvaleseing from recent illness
Miss Alice Farnham of Camp street
IS confined TO the house by the grippe.
Ladies, have you seen the new line
Of "Belaro' pins at Kenyon & Co.'S
store.
w. II. Gillette of Randolph was among
the business visitors in the city yester-
day.
r. .. Campbell went to Bethlehem
junction, y. H. to-day ON business
visit.
Troup's post cards of the electric car
accident now on sale at Kenyon & Co.'S
store.
"Belaroo pins are the newest fad for
spring all the craze. Kenyon 4 Co.'s
store.
Do not fail to read the announcement
of the Surprise Merchandise store on
page 8.
Spring caps and negligee shir+e are
being shown by the Frank McWhorter
company.
r. A. Hoar returned home last night,
after passing a few days in Burlington
on business.
The interest on the notes at the Barre
Savings Bank and Trust company will
be due March l.
II. +. Reynolds has nearly completed
the erection OF dwelling house on
Washington street.
Special for Saturday. Chocolates
regular Poe grade at l5c per ID. New
England Fruit store.
The best sanitary sweeping compound
on the market o-day-Dustbane sold
BY the N d. Phelps Co
The condition Of Mrs. ID. Fl. Cutler Of
Jeifords street, who was threatened with
bronchial pneumonia, is improving.
Miss Georgia Bigeow and Miss Anna
Haven OF Jeffrey. n. H., are visiting at
the home Of Miss Eta Eastman Of
Washington street
w. j. Watterson returned last even
ing from several weeks visit at his
home in Plymouth, Mass, and has re.
sumed his duties in the local Western
Onion telegraph office.
James y. Call, Neil Ralph, James
Duncan, William Duthie and A. H. Ger
hardt went to Essex Junction last even
ing to attend the district meeting Of
the knights Of Pythias.
Tony Cory, OF Prospect street, who
has been spending several weeks in
New Hampshire on business connected
with the American Clothing company,
returned home last night.
Fred L. Colby, who is employed on
the Boston elevated. Il visiting Ut the
home Of his mother and sister, Mrs.
Thomas Hicks, OF French street Mrs
Hicks leaves next week for California
TO reside.
II. A. Neddo OF the Can Lifting Man
company Of this city re-
turned recently from Boston. where he
secured an order for 5000 can filters,
which the company is now getting out
at their shop on Brook street.
Companion court, Granite City. No.
757. |. o. T., win hold their regular
meeting in Foresters hall Worthen
block, Friday. March 3, at $3.50 p. M
Companions please notice change of time.
Social and dance after meeting. All
Foresters and friends invited.
The window IN the Red Cross shows
OF pounds Of Quimby's choco
lates which go on sale Saturday morn.
ing, two pounds for 25e This sale is
for everybody but especially for those
who were disappointed at not getting
their share at the last sale. Come
early, but If you can't come. telephone
The Over the Teacups club was enter
tanned last evening at the home OF Mr..
md Mrs, George Mcfarland Of South /
Main street. The affair took the form
II gentlemen's evening and rs many
as thirty members Of the club with 4
their husbands sat down to chicken-nie (
Inner served at $3.50 o'clock A social I
lour afterwards was followed by a
whist party The head prizes in this /
contest went to Mrs Emery Smith AMI I
W f. Bradford, A number Of musical I
selections added to the evenings pleas
IRE.
"The Two Paths" a symbolism. As
We start out on LIES journey two
pathways lie out before us, the rosy
path OF pleasure and the thorny path
if toll The msxim-re reads: "All roads .
cad to Rome" but these two roads lead /
o widely divergent points. On the path
II pleasure we are affiliated by the vel
ret brush of the rose and intoxicated by /
Is perfume until at the awakening We
ind ourselves morally, mentally ard .
physically debilitated On the other
,ath, where an is real We by the trials
e toll are kept morally awake and
made to realize that pleasure does not
ring happiness but peace OF conscience
yill. This truth is clearly verified in
his Biograph subject, telling the story
II two sisters who travelled diverginP
l. l. IAsoa N, "a nd