The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

Easter gloves, s5c, $lOO, at vaughan's
Famous Peach NIelba," New England
Fruit Store.
All ice cream orders for Sunday de-
livered Phone OIL. New England Fruit
Store.
Laws famous ice cream, 25c per quart,
to-day only, at the New England Fruit
Store.
Ice cream that you buy at Hendricks
is different from the ordinary. Have You
tried it
Fred Bertrand of Foster street left
this noon for Groton, where he will visit
fer a few days
J. S. Burgess left last night for Man
chester, ~ H., where he win remain for
few days on business.
Miss Amelia LaCross Of 10 West street
lett on the s o'clock train for Boston
to spend her Easter vacation.
Mrs. James Long Of Franklin street re-
turned TO this city last night, after a
weeks visit at Quincy, Mass.
Philip Beauicu Of Second street left
to-day for Toronto Ont, whore he will
pass several days with relatives.
Miss Matilda Bennett left yesterday
afternoon for Groton, where she will
visit with friends for a few days.
II. NJ. Farnham returns tonight with
carload Of % horses. which go on
sale at his stable in Montpelier Mon
day morning.
J +. Bannigan, an insurance adiuster
from Manchester, ~ H. was among the
business visitors in the city yesterday
and to-day.
Plans made by a good architect help
to beautify our street and make the
housewife happy. Think it over C. L.
Bugbee, room Is, Rowland building.
The boy scouts OF troop | will give
concert IN the vestry of the First Baptist
church Tuesday evening, April 3, at s
O'Clock, Parents and friends especially
invited.
Scout Commissioner Byron n Clark
OF Burlington las consented to be pres
eut to present the boys of troop !, who
have passed the second class examina-
tions, with their badges.
We have received another lot OF Rog
ers' silvprware. bouillon spoons, orange
and tablespoons, knives and forks, to,
give in exchange for orange wrappers.
Bring them in. Diyersi Fruit company.
The members OF local No. AS, mu-
sicians' union, will hold its regular meet
ing at the band headquarters on Pros
pect street to morrow afternoon at
o'clock. The Times is requested to say
that a large attendance is desired.
When an electric car on Washington
street crushed the life ont of Ena,
Boston Terrier dog. this morning, Carl
Waterman 1f North street was the
loser of valuable canine. Mr.. Water
man placed the value of the dog at fif-
ty dollars. The dog was a fun blooded
terrier, having been sired by Bipo Brown,
the famous Boston terrier, owned by
George Henry OF Boston.
Twenty-Five members OF the Iroquois
tribe of Improved Order of Redmen went
to Burlington Yesterday afternoon,
where last night they instituted new
tribe. Among the officials of the state
order are the following: Great saehem,
Morris Lermoud OF East Barre; great
chief OF records, John Story; organic
err George A. Twitchell OF Brattleboro
The following members of the local
tribe were present at the installations
Prophet, William Walkers saehem,
George Morgan; senior sycamore, An
gus Mcdonald; junior, james Rothnie;
degree master, Alex Ross; Arthur Prize,
John Ennis George Cowper, Frank Me-
Pherson, William Pire, William Melvin, |
Walter Morgan, James Anderson, Will |
liam Gray, Alex. Young, Robert Wright,
Charles Wheaton, Peter Brown Alex |
Brew, Alex. Larson.