The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-11
TALK OF THE-TOWN

Ladies' silk dresses S4.9S at Naughan's.
Auction sale tonight. City Auction
Rooms.
Leo Seaver of Washington was among
the business visitors in the city to-day.
Regular meeting of the /. o. o. L.,
NJ. u Friday evening, April u, at 7
o'clock.
A daughter was born this morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon John of West
| street.
Leon Walstrom of Lebanon, n. H., was
among the business visitors in the city
to-day.
Buy your pure silk hose Friday and
Saturday, 25c and soc per pair, at The
| Vaughan Store.
Fred Early of Troy, N. Y, was among
| the business visitors in the city yester-
| day and to-day.
Save time and labor by using Dust
bane. Sold by your grocer and at the
N. D. Phelps Co.
The McWhorter Co. is showing a large
selection of slip.on coats and raincoats
for the man or boy.
Miss Frances Manson of Dover, y. H.,
arrived in the city last night for a
weeks visit with friends.
Eyerybody's doing itdoing it. Doing
what? Getting ready for the Uniform
Rank dance Friday, April H.
George p. Milne in an Irish song and
dance is a number that is sure to please
at the B. A. c. minstres tonight.
Mrs. Harvey Merton returned this
morning to her home in West Rutland,
after spending several days with friends
in the city.
Auction sula a., Afant
pelier tomorrow Horses, oxen, cows,
wagons, carts, automobile, etc. C. r.
Smith, auctioneer.
Mrs. James Bennett and Mrs Mary
Garvey of Pearl street left to-day for
Hardwick, where they will spend two
weeks with relatives.
Deputy Sheriff Eugene E. Campbell and
Mrs Campbell of Waterbury were guests
yesterday ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. NJ Wiley Of Maple Grove.
William Robertson's solo will be one
of the first numbers on the program
as he has another engagement, so come
early. Uniform Rank concert, Friday,
April r..
For sale; Beds, bureaus, chairs, Ia
bles, curtains, pictures, also combina
ton bookcase and desk, nearly new and
in good condition. Inquire at the Uni
yersalist parsonage.
Miss Jeanette Granger of Short street.
who has been detained from her duties |
in the Homer Fits store for the past |
two weeks on account of Illness, is slow |
~ recovering her health.
Wilmer White, who has been passing a |
week in the city on business, left this |
morning for Wells River, where he will /
remain for a few days before going to
his home in Rochester, n. II,
Angelo LANCER left last night for New |
York, where he will visit relatives for
few days before sailing on the White
Star steamship Olympic for an indefinite
stay at his former home in Spain.
April II is the date when the ladies
of the Methodist church will serve
good supper and the real Mother Goose
and her family will make their appear
ance. Come. They will use you white.
Mrs. W j. Carroll of Cliff street, who
has only recently recovered from long
illness, was able to be at the office of /
her granite manufacturing plant on
Granite street yesterday for the first
time.
That popular comedian, O. G. Burnell. H
by James Gall and "Goldie"
Douglass in their mirth provoking one.
act playIet, "A Lawyers Dilemma is
a feature act Of the b. A. C. MINISTRIES
tonight.
Louis Abiatti of Bolster place, who
has been unable to use his left hand
as the result of badly crushing the mid
die finger last week, was able to resume
work in Burnham's meadow stoneshed
yesterday.
From inquiries, it would seem great
many people have formed the opinion
that the Uniform Rank, X. o. p, concert
and dance is a private affair. It is not.
We want everyone to come and share
d good time with us. Friday evening,
April r.
few good makes of pianos to be had
at Bailey's Music Rooms are as follows
Tvers & Pond, McPhail. Shoninger, Koh-
er & Campbell, Wellington, Kranich &
Bach. We also carry talking machines
and records. Sold on easy payment plan.
Il Elm street, Barre, vt. Phone 79.n.
H J. LaRoe, local manager.
Cards have been received in this city
the marriage of Edith NJ,
laughter OF John r. Clark of Laconia,
Y. H. to Iceland 7. Churchill, formerly
IF Berlin. After short visit at the
nome of the grooms parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Churchill will reside at Concord,
Y. H., where Mr.. Churchill is employed
1t his trade of carpenter.
Don't forget all the fun which is
promised you at the Cafe Chantant in
city hall tonight. First per-
ormance begins promptly at I, the see
md at 0, with supper la carte. Dane
ng at 1880. A genuine and novel enter
ainment with new music by the orches
.ra All for the district nurse fund.
Special car returns to Barre at l o'clock.
The management of the dance socials, i,
leld in the Miles hall, intend to have
his hall the coolest in Barre. Arrange
nents are being made to have new fans
Installed at a very early date. The man
lgement has also contracted with Carl 5
Perkins, electrician OF Barre, TO install
/ new set of electric novelty effects. 9
Dancers, keep your eyes on The Times