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

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Something doing in Easter gloves. Buy
now at Vaughaa's.
w. r. Fowler OF Eastern avenue left
this morning Oh brief business trip
to Boston.
NJ. H. Miller of North Adams, Mass,
was among the business visitors in the
city to-day.
Goddard seminary will close Saturday
noon for the annual spring vacation of
4 two weeks.
J. ID. Farrell returned to this city
to-day after spending the weekend at
his home in Johnson.
John Ariol returned home this morn
ing, after spending the weekend with
friends in Waterbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Owens visited at
the home of Mrs. Owens parents in
Mortified over Sunday.
j.. L. Luuly Of Ora iiteville was IN
the city to-day on his way to Bmlmg-
to-. for weeks visit with friends.
Wilson Myers, who has been spend
ing few days in the city, returned on
Saturday to his home in Ferrisburg.
Read the program to be given at the
concert in the Presbyterian church on
Tuesday evening. Admission 10 cents.
P. II. O'Connor left this forenoon for
Brookfeld, where he win spray an orch
ard belonging to F. H. Rogers of this
city.
James Flynn Of Randolph, student
at Goddard seminary last year, is spend
ing few days with friends in this
city.
Latest song bits at the Vermont Fruit |
store Your choice of 500 vocal and
instrumental selections published this |
month.
Harry Kramer who has been visit |
ing friends in the city for few days, /
lett this morning for his home in AL |
bany, n. Y,
Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. Morse of Ire.
mont street returned home last night, /
after passing the weekend with rela- /
tives in Randolph
NJ. S. Levin left the city last night /
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aal New YORK in. che ;sterests OF the
Union Clothing store.
The most popular dance hall in The
city to-day is Miles hall So don't fail
to attend the st. Patrick's dance to be
held there this evening
William Miers of Keith avenue, who
Injured his hand quite severely some
time ago, was able to resume work in
his barber shop this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs MILFORD Lattour re-
turned Sunday night to their home m
Plattsburg, " T., after spending few
days with friends in the city.
The Barre opera house orchestra has
all the latest ragtime two steps and
popular song waltzes You can hear
them by attending ST. Patrick's dance in
Miles hall this evening.
Tickets for the performance of "The
Grain of Dust" by James X. Hackett
and company at the opera house on Fri.
day night, March %, go on sale ut Kend-
rick's Tuesday night at o'clock.
Miss Alice IavaIle, teacher in the
commercial department of Spaulding
high school. left yesterday noon for her
home at Marlboro, Mass, where she
viii remain during the spring vacation.
That Barre people are fond of read
ing is indicated by the report of Miss
librarian of the Aldrich pub
lie library, that on Saturday, March
is, a total of sos books were issued |
from the library.
Thirty members of the Vermont Poul-
try association met in the city court
room last Friday night to discuss plans
for the next annual exhibit of birds
TO be held sometime in December. 1t
was voted to engage two judges for the
show and a committee of poultry men
nave the selection of the two under con-
The question of where the
exhibit would be held did not come be-
lore the meeting.
Sundays arrivals at the hotel Otis I
we're: Alexander Morgan, Port Henry,
\. Y; NJ C. Avery, Oldtown, Me-;
lanes Quinn, Portland, Me-; +. G, Grant,
)ldtown, Me; NJ. II. Sheltus, Highgate;
.. H. Perry, Burlington; Charles Z.
Irossarth, Burlington; F. G. Coopinger, I
Boston; Annie White, Boston; C. II.
-anou, Dover, n. H.; NJ. Pomeroy, Will
JAMESTOWN; Louis Tomasi, Saul Segel, L
Charles Kenney, William d. Bartlett,