The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-27
TALK OF THE TOWN
New skirtings at Abbott's.
Corset covers, l0c each, at Fit

Corset covers, Zoe each, at Fits.
Spaulding VS.. Montpelier Tuesday
night.
Did you get one of those new waists at
Naughan's?
c. A. Bailey OF Rutland was in the
city yesterday on a business trip.
Henry Camp of North Randolph is
spending few days at the home of his
cousin, Philo Camp Of Washington street.
Harold Robbins Of Cliff street returned
Sunday from Boston, where he has been
visiting with relatives for the past
month.
Horace Peterson of Ferrisburg was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
james Tucker Of Waterbury was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
O. c, Taylor of Burlington was
business visitor in the city yesterday
and to-day.
Alex. Corey went to Morrisville yes
terday on a business trip connected with
the American Clothing Co.
Mrs. James Cow of Liberty street has
returned home, after visiting relatives in
South Ryegate for week.
f. w. Stevens, who has been passing a
few days in the city, returned yester-
day TO his home in Rutland.
j. c. Trombly of Merchant street re-
turned home yesterday, after three
days business trip to Springfield.
J NJ. Morrison of st. Adams, Central
Vermont superintendent of structures,
was in the city yesterday ON business
Mrs. Mary Kingsley returned yester-
day afternoon to her home in Fair EIav-
en-, after spending ten days with friends
in Barre.
The italian Pleasure club will hold its
annual sleigh ride Thursday night. They
are having considerable difficulty in Sc.
curing hall.
Mr.. and Mrs o. G. Thayer, who have
been visiting friends in the city for "a
few days, left yesterday for their home
in Burlington.
William J. Guy of Webstervile wishes
to state that he was not the man Of /
that name who appeared recently in
Barre city court.
Hamburg and embroidery sale contin-
counters. Henry W. Knight, successor TO
Veale & knight
II. w. McCrilis OF Whitehall, n. y,
who formerly lived in different Wash
ngton county towns. was a business Wis
tor in the city yesterday.
Guy Lindsay, who has been visiting
II his home in Mclndoes Falls for the
past few days, resumed his studies 1T
Goddard seminary to-day.
The Burlington Goddard basketball
game that was to be played at the
-hurch street gymnasium Wednesday
light, was postponed by the former yes
.erday.
J. NJ. Ruiter who has been a guest OF
Rev and Mrs w J. NJ. Beattie at their
nome on Highland avenue for few
lays, returned to-day to his home in
The members of the play, "Bigelow's
5utler," Of Montpelier seminary passed
through the city yesterday on their way
o Williamstown. where they presented
heir play last night
Work on the tile construction nj the
lew federal building was resumed yes
erday with the arrival of carload Of
lie. for which the builders have been
l. offiu,p aoYraraJ da,-s I
John c. Cross and Levi L. Cross Of
Sorthfield, members OF the well-known
-ranite manufacturing firm OF Cross
}ros., were among the business visitors
n the city yesterday.
On Wednesday afternoon at 2;30, the d
aides Of the Church of the Good Shep-
crd are invited to attend a thimble q
arty at the home Of Mrs. Ned Rob- }
rts, 2S Orange street.
Howard Nye son of Warren Nve of r
Washington was taken on the afternoon h
rain yesterday to Burlington, where he {
ill be operated on for appendicitis at /
he Mary Fletcher hospital The boy n
as accompanied by his father.
Let each Methodist scout take his sup.
er with him and meet at the church at Z
30 Wednesday evening, also dishes and a
boon. Let each scout take one stick of :
rewood to cook the chowder and make :
,eoa with. There will be good chance /,
, cook anything you wish to carry !,
The Boston Post says of the quartet
hich appears here Wednesday evening, >.
cd. Is: "The program was decidedly 4
It Of the ordinary, and was applauded 3
the Adelph male quartets :,
nmbers being the hit Of the evening" {,
he Maiden, Mass. Mirror SAYS of the :
-st tenor and manager of the Adelphi =
iartet: "Mr. Robert Mackenzie's ten ="
solo, 'Onaway, Awake, Beloved was
ost artistically rendered, but his en-. "
re. Tell Me- Beautiful Maiden, by {,
ounod, was the undoubted hit Of the q
-ening. He was compelled to render ii
again and again, and to bow repeat s.
lily to the appreciative plaudits of the 81
tire audience and chorus" The Adel- r
ii quartet concert closes the federation N
cture and entertainment course. The n,
'ogram appears in another column.