The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-04
TALK OF THE TOWN
See the new silks at Vaughan's.
Hot cross buns at Ladd's Friday morn

Easter neckNedI-diI JHe HcW AbilHe
at Vaughan's.
Your choice of the best hair tones a
Miers' sanitary barber shop.
Special Easter sale of high grade shirt
waists. Paris Shirtwaist House.
sale of house dresses and wrappers
SOC each, at Perry's on Saturday.
Washing day made easy by tn
use of "Salome," for Zoe, at Davis dru
store
Harold Gilson of Everett, Mass. wa
a business visitor in this city yester
day.
Nelson B. Ballard returned home thi
morning from brief business trip t
Philadelphia.
Leon Dalter of White River junction
was among the business visitors in tn
city yesterday.
Frank Fraquelli of Summer street lief
this noon for Burlington, where he vii
attend the musical festival.
Mrs. G. A. Pierce left this morning
for Redstone, N. H., where she vii
spend several days visiting friends.
Albert Corey of Prospect street lef
to-day for Whitefeld. n. H., where ht
| will remain few weeks, visiting friends
Lewis Jacques of Summer street LEFT
this noon for Springfield, Mass, wher'
he has secured employment in machine
shop.
Miss Doris Finn, who has been visit
| ing relatives in the city for few days
returned this noon to her home in Rut
land
Miss Annie Ahern of East street, who
has been visiting in New York for the
past few days, returned to this city last
night.
/. A., A. 0. H., dance in X. of c. hal
Wednesday evening, April 10. Gents
25e; ladies, l0c. Refreshments. Public
invited.
Misses Teresa and Ida Bianchi of Sum.
mer street left last night for Boston
wher they expect to visit relatives for
two weeks.
Mrs. John Solauce returned this noon
to her home in Bridgeport, Conn, after
spending ten days with relatives on
Ayers street.
Holy 1nursday was observed this
morning at st. Monica's church with
high mass at o'clock, celebrated by
Rev. A. G. Griffin.
Miss Beryle Lawrence of Pearl street,
who has been confined to the house by
illness for few days, was able to be
out of doors to-day.
George Il. Croissant of Boston, travel
ing freight agent for the Atlantic Coast
Despatch lines, was among the business
visitors in this city to-day.
The first annual concert and ball Of
the telephone operators viii be held in
the Rowland hall Monday, April s.
Riiey's orchestra, five pieces.
Busy housewife, here's a bargain for
YOU: We are going TO sell you one-half
pound pure cream tartar, one pound pure
cooking soda, for lSc browns drug
store,
Mr.. and Mrs George A. G. Buck, who
have been visiting relatives in Barre
and vicinity for the past two weeks,
left this noon for their home in Beacon
Falls, -le.
Fred Miner, who has been employed
ON the west hill for the past three
months, went this noon, to Milton, where
he viii be employed by the international
Paper company.
Mrs. w. J. Carroll of Cliff street, who
recently returned from hospital in
Burlington, is rapidly regaining her
health and was able to be about the
house yesterday.
All interested in the work of tho civic
federation are asked to take notice of
the rummage sale to be held in the
near future and give what they can to
help make it success.
A few 90. 80 and 80 pound old fash
Toned shaker" made pine buckets with
wooden balls. for granulated sugar or
feur, will sell these at two-thirds the
usual price at L. NJ. Averill's Call be-
tween 4;l5 and $50 p. m.
George II. Upper OF Keith avenue
left this noon on few days business
trip to Roxbury and Bethel. He was ac-
by Mrs. Upper, who was
called to her former home in East Brain
tree by the illness of a relative.
Our special Easter sale of chocolates
win include not the usual as
sortment OF favors, but we offer two
pounds of six assorted tiavors in our
home made chocolates for 25c, strictly
fresh. The New England Fruit Store.
O w. Boyea is moving his tailor par
lors from 90 North Main street to GO
North Main street, both stores being To-
Gated in the Durkee block. Mr.. Boyea
intends to use the front of the store
for a salesroom and the back for his
work room.
The union Sunday school in the Bout
we'll district will reopen Easter Sun
Jay. April l. It is hoped that every
1hild in the district will be present and
i is also urgently requested that ALI
and adults who are interested
IN the school will attend.
The city court case against Charles
Abiatti of Circle street, who was to have
been arraigned yesterday for selling, has
been continued by Judge Scott for a
few days. awaiting the return of the
counsel, who was called
nut of the city on business.
Some little excitement was caused
near the fire station last night when
he story circulated that small girl
had been seriously injured. Someone
started an investigation and it present
" developed that the child had been
struck by SNOWFALL but not badly in
ured. In the meantime. however. a
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