The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

A complete line of boys soft hats and
caps from the MeWhorter Go.
Alfred Wheeler is very i'll and has
entered the City hospital for treatment.
Fine" said Brown. But l think
can fix those shoulders up to look bet
1 ter still"
| Percy Seeley Of Batchelder street is
! expected home tonight after passing
several days with relatives.
This weather makes you think OF q
spring top coat, rain coat or slip-on.
The McWhorter Co. has them.
| Public dance Monday evening in the
Rowland hall by Rileys orchestra r
enough said. Gents soc. ladies frees
Mr.. and Mrs. George Durette have re
turned to their home in Moretown, after
passing few days with friends in the
city.
Mrs. f. A. Raymond returned this
morning 10 her home in Burlington, aft
er spending a few days with friends in
the city.
Charles Larrow OF Groton, a former
resident OF Barre. arrived in the city
yesterday for an extended visit with
friends
IT, 0. Staples, who has been passing
few days in this city and Richmond,
on business, lsft for his home in Boston
Saturday night
Lewis 4. Piper, who has been visiting
relatives in Barre and Websterville for
the past two weeks, left Sunday night
for his home in Milford, n. II.
The condition of Nelson, the young
sor of H. A. Phelps of Academy street,
who was taken seriously i'll with pnet-
monia. last week, is slowly improving
Louie Aries Of Montpelier, who re-
ceived broken leg while employed in
browns garage February 10, will leave
the City hospital for his own home
to-day.
Napoleon T. Baker is taking few
DAYS vacation from his duties in Ross
barber shop and left Saturday night for
Bellows Falls. where he viii meet his
brother from Ware, Mass.
Elmer f. Bancroft has entered the
City hospital for the removal of a
cataract from his left eye. A few
months ago a cataract was removed from
the other eye in Montreal
w his ". f0tbAts WHO mas bttl tiA
pioyed at Miers' barber shop for some
time, completed his duties there Satur-
day night. MIR. Scott will 90 to his
home in Brandon for few days visit
and later contemplates leaving Vermont |
for Gary, Ind, to reside.
Miss Alice Macdonald of Graniteville, !
who has been passing two weeks va |
cation at home left yesterday for Bur- /
lington, where she is teacher in the |
South Burlington public schools. She |
was accompanied by her sister, Miss
Margaret Macdonald, who will visit in
Burlington during the next two weeks.
Students of Goddard seminary start
ed an indoor track meet at the gym
M stun on the hin this afternoon at 2 \
o'clock for the purpose of determining
v no shall represent the school at the
coming interscholastic meet in Burling
ton. Goddard possesses some excellent !,
material this year, according TO report, Il
and il is the idea of Coach Kurtz, who
has charge of the track work to cut
the squad down by the process of elm
nation number of events have been
arranged for the preliminary meet.
When James X. Hachett went to
Boston to begin the run of "The Grain
Of Dust which is to appear at the
opera house on Friday, March p, he
ordered several suits Of clothes 90 made
to wear on the stage, from we'll known
local tailor who may as well be called
Brown because that happens to be his
name. A few nights ago, Mr.. Brown
the performance OF the play, i
The Grain of Dust" During the even
ng one of Mr.. Hackett's representatives
asked the tailor how he liked the show.