The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Philo Bruce of Burlington was bus
mess visitor in this city to-day.
George LaCasse left this noon for his
home at Derby Line for few days
visit.
Austin p. Booth Of Ferrisburg arrived
in the city Yesterday for a short business
trip.
H. A. Dearborn returned to Westerly,
r. l., this noon, after spending few
days with friends in this city.
All children of the Universalist Sun
day school please be present at the EaS-
ter rehearsal Saturday afternoon at 8
o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. f. +. Clark, who have
been visiting 4. II. Clark for a week,
returned to-day TO their home in st.
Johnsbury.
A meeting of the Queen of the Forest
circle will be held this evening at 1859
o'clock Let every member be present.
Business of Importance.
Attend the dance social Saturday even
ing at Miles hall Music by the Barre
opera house orchestra of five pieces.
Gents, 80 cents. Ladies, free. Refresh
ments.
Every body is going 10 see those much
talked of i.MP. and Reliance pictures
az the Bijou. Your old friend. king"
will be seen in the title role of the
IMP. picture.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Gee entertained
about fifteen of their friends at whist
at their home on Cliff street last even.
ing. Delicious refreshments were served
before the company departed.
+. f. Kent of the Cobble hill school
and three of his pupils, Ralph Winters,
Harold Bancroft and George Owen, left
yesterday for Saracen notch in Orange,
to camp for a few days in a lumber
mans shack.
You will miss a rare opportunity ii
YOU fail to attend the Goddard social
next Tuesday night. Tickets, 30 cents
for gentlemen, ladies 25 cents. Refresh
ments of ice cream and cake included.
Music by Riley's orchestra.
Owing to the big demand for tickets
for the opera house tonight, seats that
are ordered and not paid for will not be
held after 7:30, unless special notice is
given by telephone. Remember the cur
tain rises at 1;50.
This noon while Percy Seeley, who is
PHlpiDNtu III DiONus al hS Sbbits was
coming down South Main street small
boy threw an icy SNOWFALL striking him
in the eye. Although temporarily blind
ed by the blow Mr. Seeley gave chase
but was unable to overtake the young
rulprit. Later he had the eye treated
by medical man.
Miss NJ. Cora Holbrook. who formerly
worked as saleslady for w X. Messer,
that on Saturday. March %,
she will open the store recently occupied
by him. with new and complete line
81 the latest styles in millinery, and
with competent help she will endeavor
10 serve the many patrons, and desires
The acquaintance of many new ones. a
North Main street.
A very pleasant surprise was given
Miss Maud Gregoire at her home on
Farwell street last evening. when fifty
lf her friends called to remind her that
{ was her sixteenth birthday The even
nC was spent in playing games, and
and vocal music was rem
lc1ed. Refreshments of ice cream. cake. |
fruit and candy were served during !
he evening by six young ladies. Before |
departing for their homes. Miss Mag
lelene Mccarthy. in behalf of those /
present, presented Miss Gregoire brace |
ct and ring. for which she thanked /
hem all. The company broke up at
ate hour, wishing their hostess many !
more birthdays.