The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

day.
Theodore Lascor of Webster avenu
was business visitor in Plainfeld yes
terday.
Large heavy white bed spreads, 9oc
Henry w. knight, successor to Veal
& knight.
d. j. Donaldson of East Braintree
Mass, was business visitor in thi
city to-day.
Abbott has some of the best value
in children's cotton dresses they hav
ever shown.
The Skidoos and Montpelier viii hav,
a candlepin match at Buzzell's Thurs
day evening.
Tickets. are out for the B. A. c, min
strels TO be held at the opera hous
April II and -.
Mrs. Charles Robar, Is Third street
entered the City hospital yesterday TO
an operation to-day.
Mrs. John McIIugo of Hill street left
to-day for Burlington, where she vii
visit friends for a few days.
w f. Chaffee, treasurer Vi the Cen
trail Vermont railroad, was business
visitor in this city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Cilley returne,
Tuesday afternoon from Newbury, wher,
they have been visiting relatives.
c. o. Averilps dancing class from !
until 0 o'clock Wednesday evening, fol
lowed by a social dance All invited
The Arts and Crafts club will hold q
meeting at the home of Miss G'ac,
! Newhall on Orange street this evening
+. II. Hall of the Singer Sewing Ma,
chine company left this morning on a
brief business trip to Waterbury and
| Stowe.
Latest song hits at the Vermont Fruit
/ store. Your choice of 500 vocal and
instrumental selections published this
month
S. Z. Hinsdale, the apple man from
Charlotte, arrived in this city last night
for few days business visit in this
vicinity.
A. NJ. Flanders, 207 North Main street
is the place to get baby carriage wheels
new tired, also to repair bicycles and
auto tires.
A regular meeting of the Order OF
Condors will be held in Foresters' hall
on Thursday, March 81, at 1880 o'clock.
d. Stephen.
Special meeting of Ruth chapter, Q.
T.. S., No. 80. will be held in Masonic
hall, Wednesday evening, March 20.
Work. Refreshments.
The Methodist brotherhood viii hold
their regular meeting on Wednesday
evening, March 20, at 1880 o'clock. All
members please be present.
The Pastime Ministries, the Pavilion
vaudeville program, new pictures and
Riley's orchestra at the Pavilion to-
night Show starts at 7 o'clock.
Charles Londo, who recently complet-
ed his duties with the Calderara gro
Gerry store on Center street intends 70
leave soon for Oakland. CAL, where he
has secured employment.
Percy Seeley, who has been visiting
at his home at Westerly, r. l., for the
past ten days, returned to this city last
night and resumed work this morning
at +. A, browns drug store.
Master Warren Burr, the young son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Burr of s Camp
street, celebrated his fourth birthday an
niversary to-day by giving party to
several of his little playmates.
w. G.. Scott, who recently resigned
his position in Miers' barber shop, left
this noon for Rutland, where he will
visit for n few days before going to
his home in Brandon Later Mr.. Scott
contemplates going to Gary, Ind.
Bernard Lee of Trasburg, captain of
Goddard seminary's baseball team in the
spring of 1910, is holding down second
base for the Tufts college baseball team
Monday the first outdoor practice was
held, with Lee covering the middle sack.
Olive Harper Thorne, who plays the
role of Mrs. Fitzhugh in James X. Hack
ett's production of "The Grain of Dust,
is a daughter of the late John Cham
berlain, famous throughout America al
hotel proprietor in Washington and
Old Point Comfort.
About fifteen members of the Plus
Ultra club gathered at the home of
Miss Cora Batehelder on Camp street
last night and after a business meeting
had been held social evening was en-
ioyed by all. The making of a book
OF romance by the members took up
good share Of the evening Refresh
ments of chocolate and waters were
served
Tuesdays arrivals at the hotel Otis
are as follows: f. f. Switzer, Boston;
Mrs. G. +. Gray, Waterbury; Mrs. L.
c. Stone, Waterbury; A. ?. Sawyer,
Boston; n B. Barber, Hartland; George
w. Fuller, New York; +. c. Spaulding,
Brooklyn; Henry Bancroft, White River
Junction; j. ?. Hall, Providence. r. l.;
A. j. FELTON,, Boston +. n. Small. New
London; William Bartlett, Montpelier.
w. S. Hutchinson and Fred Colburn,
engineers who assisted in the location
survey of the Barre Granite Railway
road to the quarries, which
was completed week ago, arrived in
this city Monday night from st. Al
bans, where they are at work on the
map. and returned to St Adams yester
day afternoon. Messrs. Hutchinson and
Colburn were at work yesterday, locat-
ing few minor points that are neccs-
sary in order that the map may be com
plete.
The members of the Pastime club are
to present their minstrel show at the
Pavilion tonight The boys have de-
voted considerable time in preparing for
their entertainment and have hopes of /
presenting an amateur performance that |
will compare with any that has ever
been seen in the city. Riley's orchestra |