The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-13
TALK OF THE TOWN
New lot fancy ribbons at Abbott's.

Auction sale Saturday at and I
p. M City Auction Rooms.
William Mckenzie left last night for
Boston on a short business trip.
Mrs Harry Dingwall is very i'll with
jaundice at her home on Maple avenue.
Would like to buy 100 head of cattle
to turn out II. J. Smith. City market.
Miss Eva Randall of Waterbury is
spending a few days with friends in this
city
Sixty-one thousand, nine hundred
pounds of Dustbane sold by the n. d,
Phelps Co.
Take your meals at the Rathskeller.
Special for Sunday, chicken dinner, with
trimmings.
A special meeting OF the Tourist club
will be held with Mrs. Davis Monday
evening at o'clock.
Miss Nellie Lascor left this noon for
Proctor, where she viii visit with rela-
tives for a few days.
William LeClair returned last night
from Waterbury, where he was visiting
friends during the past week.
William Thompson left this morning
for South Ryegate where he viii remain
for several days on business.
Dominic Freedom who has been visit,
ing friends on Webster avenue, lett this
morning for his home in Fair Haven,
Harry Skerritt commenced work this
morning for w j. Loughheed and com
pany, plumbers, of South Main street.
"Why the Union Man Should be
Socialist" will be the subject at the
Socialist rooms Sunday afternoon at
2:30.
John Frontini Of Foss street, who has
been visiting az Waterbury for the past
few days, returned to this city last
night.
Edward jackson of South Main street
left yesterday afternoon for Waterbury
where he will visit with friends over the
weekend
Antonio Androin left yesterday aft
ernoon for Hardwick, where he has se-
cured employment with the Woodbury.
Granite company.
Mrs. Burton Pike, who has been visit
ING friends on Church street for the past
few days, returned to her home at
Narshfeld last night.
William Smith, who has been visit
inG at his home on Pleasant street for
tie past two weeks, returned to Boston
lest night to resume his studies at Bry
ant and STATIONS Business college.
w. J. Loughheed q CO., who have
been awarded the contract for install
iEc the heating apparatus and the pip
Ing in the new Brown, Carroll & Co.'s
stoneshed expect to begin work on the
contract in about ten days
Miss Gladys Carroll OF Keith avenue
returned to this city last night from
New York. Miss Carroll left Barre two
weeks ago on the Washington trip.
After leaving Washington, Miss Carroll
spent several days as the guest of Miss
Agnes Mckenzie who moved to Phil |
adelphia from this city a few months |
ago.
Joseph Riccarelli and Peter Maberini, |
who left this city IL days ago for De- |
troit in search OF employment, returned |
to this city last night. During their
brief sojourn in the automobile metrop- !
oils. Messrs. Rcciarelli and Maberini |
met several former Barre boys, who |
have obtained reliable positions since |
leaving home.
Another big rush much like that which |
accompanied the opening sale OF seats I
for James X Haekett greeted the tick /
ct sellers in Hendricks last night, when /
the sale for Richard earle and Edna |
Wallace Hopper started at o'clock.
There was column of purchasers all /
around the store, and before the rush /
ended the board began to look like a /
picked chicken. Still there are many /
good seats left.
Richard tHimselfl earle is said to be
at his funniest in his new musical COM
ely, jumping Jupiter in which he
will be seen here for the first time at /
the opera house Tuesday, April Is. This
piece has distinction in its cast and
elegance in its mounting
INarl Hoschna Of MADAME Sherry"
lame has written some beautiful songs
for jumping Jupiter" and among the
prominent PLAYERS in Mr.. Carries sup
1ort are Edna Wallace Hopper especial
" engagedl and many others Of equal
note Seats are now on sale,
Olive Betsey, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John johnson OF 81 South Main street.
entertained her little friends yester-
lay afternoon in honor of her sixth
birthday Miss Mildred Gregware. a
cousin of the little hostess, kept them
busy playing games and singing. after
which they were invited to the dining
room and were served ice cream, cake
and waters. A birthday cake, with the
hostess name, age and the year, and
very prettily decorated, was first cut,
50 each received a piece. Miss Olive
was handsomely remembered by her lit
Tie friends.