The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-27
TALK OF THE TOWN.


service,
Ladies' flannel shirts from the Frank
MeWhorter Co.
Sale on second floor Saturday at the
Vaughan store.
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver at Burr's.
Mrs. w. Il. Grant OF Pearl street is
confined to the house by Illness.
o. II. Warner Of st. Johnsbury was
in the city to-day on business trip.
Abbotts has Just received full line
of white, and eolored muslin dresses
Joseph Demar left yesterday for Beth
ell, where he has secured employment
Packing paper for your furs, the
cleanest thing made, at the n. D. Phelps
Co
James Gray of Waterbury Center is
spending two days with friends in the
city.
A special car to Barre will leave Mont
pelier after the "Dokey Minstrels," Fri
day evening.
Wall papers, wall papers, wall papers
The largest line in the city TO select
from AT Rockers
Walter Brogg has returned to this
city, after spending few days IN Wa
terbury on business.
j. H. Moore left yesterday afternoon
! for Ausable Forks, n. T., after passing
few days in the city on business
Miss Rosa Trow has returned to Barre
after spending the winter with her
brother, Z. NJ Trow in Lynn, Mass
II. z. LeClair returned yesterday aft
ernoon to his home in Richmond, after
passing few days with friends in the
city.
Regular meeting of Canton Yinton,
No. 8, Friday evening April IS, at 1880,
win every cheyalier who can, please at
tend?
Col j. h. Mead circle, No /, Ladies OF
the G. A. r., will hold a regular meet
ing in G. A. r. hall Friday, April Is,
at 1880 sharp.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Scampini, who
have been passing ten days bridal
tour in Boston and vicinity, are expect
ed home this evening
Mrs. A. Luchina and three children
will leave tonight for New York City,
whence they will sail in a few days Tor
their former home in Italy.
Major L. A. Abbott camp, s. OF ",
will hold a smoke talk in the G. A. R..
hall Thursday evening. All members of
Crandall post are invited to attend
G. L. Z. delegates. Regular meeting
of the c. L. L. Of Barre and vicinity viii
be held in Nichols block, Friday, April
2s, at 1880 o'clock james Mulch, sec.
rotary.
Don't miss seeing S. ~ Parker as
Brannigan. the waiter, in "The Famous
1 Soup Case" II will be something long
to be remembered. At Rowland hall,
! Tuesday evening, May 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Marchetot, who
were recently married in Quebec. Can,
are passing several days in this city
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Des-
Jardins of Berlin street.
The "Dokey Minstrels" win be given
at the Armory in Montpelier Friday
evening April 2S, for the benefit of the
Montpelier Military band, the entertain
ment to be followed by a dance.
The Blue Sox baseball team will play
its first game Of the season against
the Skidoo team Saturday afternoon.
Last year these two teams were close
contenders for the amateur champion
ship OF the city and a fast game is ex.
peeted.
We offer for this week 90 pounds Of
graduated sugar and | opund of Spurs
Revere tea for $3.50 Do not miss this
opportunity to get 20 pounds of sugar
\ for Sl.00. Everyone knows that the
tea is the best 50.cent article on the
market. Eastman Bros
The demand for tickets for the Can.
adam club banquet, to be held on next
/ Thursday evening, has been SO great
that the committee has found it neces-
sary to place on sale one hundred ex.
ira tickets at the offices of 4. L. Smith
& Co. and NJ. NJ Gordon, in order to
accommodate, those who wish to attend
the banquet.
No English speaking actress of to-
day compares with Virginia Harmed as
an emotional actress in the opinion Of
| the New York critics and in "The Won
an He Married. which Miss Harmed
will offer at the opera house next Mon.
day evening, May /, she has splendid
opportunities to demonstrate her true
work THE Woman He Married" is by
| Herbert Bashford and describes a phase
of New York life new to the dramatic
stage. Miss Harmed declares that the
4 drama is the greatest vehicle she has
ever had since her starring tours with f.
IT, Sothern and her appearance both in
/ the United States and in London in
/ Iris "Springtime" and her other phe-
nomenal successes.
! The ladies' and pastors union real
/ lied considerable sum from the pro-
ceeds of the supper and entertainment
given in the vestry of the Hedding
! Methodist church last evening. Baked
beans and brown bread were the 'lead-
/ ers" on an excellent menu, and, from
4 liberal patronage which it received, the
good old New England fare was evil
IDENTIFY popular with the crowd, Later
! in the evening program of unusual
merit was carried out before a large
audience and added materially to the
proceeds The numbers follow: Piano
4 solo. Beatrice Bugbee; reading, Marion
I Artya~. si,ufnr Haddipo mall abnrus.