The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

An interesting add in to-day's paper
Read it. G. n. Kenyon & Co.
o +. Nichols of Brookfeld was anon;
the business visitors in this city to-day
John Moralini of Webster avenue wa
a business visitor in Waterbury yestcr
day
new line of film cameras by tn
Eastman Kodak Co. ut Hendricks dru,
store
j r. Rand of Burlington was amons
the business visitors in this city yes
terday
Miss Kate IIagan Of East Barre i
passing few days in this city witt
friends.
Frank York of Hill street is pass
ing few days with friends in VII
Jamestown.
Carl Hudson commenced work yester
day at the J.. NJ. Averill mills on Soutl
Main street,
f. W. Jackson went to Burlington last
night on short business trip, returning
! home this morning.
John Gallagher of Howe place left
yesterday for Mortified, where he ha.
| secured employment.
! Ralph Rumsey returned to Wells Riy-
er yesterday, after several DAYS spent
with friends in this city.
| Howard Randall of Westport, n. Y.
was among the business visitors in the
! city yesterday and to-day.
Michael Cerasoli commenced work yes
terday at the lunch cart conducted by
T.. Gabooni On North Main street.
Auction sale of livery stock for r. w
Johnston at Granitevile tomorrow. See
adj page I {. f. Smith, auctioneer.
G. +. Young of Burlington is pass
ing few days in this city on business
connected with the Barre Shoe company.
Blazing 1omasi who has been pass.
ing few days with friends at Bellows
Falls, returned to this city last night
John Slattery, returned to Bellows
Falls last night, after short visit as
the guest Of John Miles of Granitetvilla.
Miss Gertrude Ryan of Graniteville
left yesterday afternoon for Waterbury,
where she will visit with friends for a
few days
Mr. and Mrs Warren Hollis of Dandy
were in the city yesterday on the way
home from a visit with friends in VIII
Jamestown.
Miss Gretta C. FISHER Of Rockport.
Me-, arrived in the city last night for
an extended visit with relatives in Barre
and vicinity.
If you are loking for new flavor,
we have some peach-havored chocolates
selling at 24e pounu that are delicious.
Dyersi Fruit Co.
George Parkman left yesterday after
noon for Hafdwick, where be has Sc.
cured employment at the Woodbury.
Granite company.
The best time to buy your Easter
footwear is while the stock i new and
Your size on hand at the Peoples shoe
store, Hales block.
The condition OF Rev George II. Holt. /
pastor OF the First Baptist church. who I
have been quite i'll for several DAYS /
continues to improve
Miss Josephine NJ Holden teacher
n the Lincoln school, returned to Barre /
his morning, after spending a few DAYS
With friends in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Derf, who have
,een visiting relatives in Barre and near
~ towns for month, left this morning
or their home in Berlin, n. II.
Plans made by a good architect help
o beautify our street and make the
housewife happy. Think it over. c. L.
3ugbee, room Is Rowland building.
James b. Carswell a civil engineer
mployed by the Proctor Marble COM
amy OF Proctor, is passing few days
i the home Of his parents on Ayers
treet.
Miss Euniee Carpenter, who has been
listing at the home of c. w. Averill OF
Worth street for few days, returned
afternoon to her home in
iroton.
Miss Hattie Landers Of South Main
treet, who has been visiting with
riends in Burlington for the past week,
J expected 10 return to this city to-
morrow
Angelo Scampini of Berlin street re
urned last night from Roxbury. where
G has been passing a few days on his
arm, situated on the outskirts of Rox-
ury village.
The children Of the Baptist Sunday
chool will meet in the church Satur-
ay afternoon at 2 30 o'clock to rehearse
or the Easter concert Parents are
sked to see that the children all come. |
Mrs. Nelson Church wishes her Gus |
omers who have hats to be retrimmed
0 bring them in at once, TO insure the !
est attention and the work being ready
hen wanted h
The young people of the Swedish mis-
ion will have a basket social Satur- I
ay evening March 80, at o'clock in
'oresters' hall. A good program win be [
endered. Ladies please bring baskets.
III welcome.
Fred II. Rogers returned home this
lorning from Boston, where he went TO /
urchase spring goods for the new Walk
yer shoe store, which is to be opened j
! the Quinlen building within a short {
ime.
Remember the Cafe Chantant! The !
lumber of tables is limited, so buy your
ckets at once and telephone Miss Cor !
V, Montpelier 227 to reserve table ]
,r you, stating for which performance. t
to Q or 0 to IL. Don't miss this |
nance TO have a good laugh good music
nd good things to eat, at Montpelier, a
prl II. {
The street sweeper made its second ]
ppearance of the season yesterday aft i
noon and did effective work UP and
own Main street. When the machine Ii
as operated over the newly paved strip 4
ON Depot square to Granite street. the p
ont of the outfit was preceded by a o
oud Of dust
Workmen began this morning to re- "
odel a portion of A. NJ Trour's studio v
the Gladding block, so called. Mr.. V
roup contemplates several radical t