The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

Big petticoat sale at the Paris Shirt,
waist House.
Miss Marion Carroll of Bolster avenu,
is quite seriously i'll with tonsilitis.
Archie Telford of Vershire was among
the business visitors in the city to-day.
George Earle went to WiIliamstowr
yesterday for a few days visit with
friends.
Household ammonia, full pints and
full strength, Toe per bottle, at Davis
drug store,
Four hundred copies of popular sheet
music to select from. Bailey's Music
Rooms, phone 1911.
Harry Mofratt of Lebanon, N. H., was
among the business visitors in the city
1 yesterday and to-day.
Augustus Waters of Champlain, N. "
arrived in the city this morning for a
/ few days business visit.
Rufus Hayward of Highland avenue,
who has been seriously i'll, was able to
be out of doors yesterday.
/ w. A Graham, who has been visiting
in this city for the past few days, left
this noon for Malone, n. Y.
Your surely want to hear William
Hurry sing "A Mothers Prayer" at the
u. A. G. Ministries, April HIP.
Twenty-Five cents will buy one quart
Of Laws famous ice cream at the New
England Fruit store Saturday.
Charles B. Carpenter has returned to
this city, after passing several days in
Groton and vicinity on business.
j. b. Carney, who has been stopping
at the hotel Otis for the past few days,
left this morning for st. Johnsbury
John Berinato of North Main street
returned home last night, after passing
several days in Boston on business.
Alex. Freelnnd of Forsyth place re-
summed work to-day at Burke brothers
granite sheds, after a few weeks Ill
less.
Mrs, f. s. Dyke and daughter, Ruth,
OF Mortified, are visiting at the home
of Mr., and Mrs. NJ. 4. Gaskell of East
street.
DIR. NJ. d. Lamb of Summer street
returned home last night from several
days business trip to Burlington and
vicinity.
Mrs, Rudolph Laken returned last
night to her home in WalIingford Conn,
after spending few days with relatives
in the city.
Don't forget to order your ice cream
for Easter Sunday, delivered anywhere
in the city. New England Fruit store.
Phone 79-l,
d. S. Wright. who has beer the guest
of A. A. Lamorey of Cliff street for
few days, returned last night to his
home in Derby Line.
Miss Alice Stebbins arrived in the city
last night from keene. n H., and will |
visit at the home of her parents on
Merchant street for few days.
Saturday we offer one quart of Laws |
famous ice cream for 25c and lbs. |
OF fresh Chocolates regular zoe line. for |
%. New England Fruit Store.
The boy scouts of troop will give a
concert in the vestry Of the First Baptist
church Tuesday evening, April o. at s /
o'clock Parents and friends especially |
invited.
Mrs. John Arthur, who has beer |
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VI. j.. |
Caskell OF East street for several weeks /
returned yesterday to her home in West |
Glover.
Miss Clara Granger of l02 Summer /
street left this noon for Boston. where /
she will visit for a few days before go
ing to Somervill, to be the guest of Mrs. /
John Mctiowan.
Miss Hattie Bray of 43 Brooklyn /
street, who was taken to the City hos
pital yesterday Afternoon, underwent a
minor operation and was i'm
proving to-day.
George Laviolette. who has been laid
~ with an injured leg for the past
ten weeks. the result Of fall while
1t work on Washington street. intends
to resume work for c. w Averill & com
oany tomorrow.
Mrs w. +. Bixby, the East Barre
will have her annual spring
opening Saturday. Her stock this sea-
,on consists OF all the latest modes and
he public is cordially invited tc in
.pect her selection at the millinery par
0rs.
There is nothing certain regarding
Theodore Rooseyelt's coming to Barre on
lis presidential campaign but there is
certainty that if he was here he
would see that photo play 81 the BIZ
on tO~uaNs Inc worth OF man, an
NIP. picture
The union Sunday school in the Bout
veil district will reopen Easter Sun {
lay. April T. It is hoped that every
hid in the district will be present and
t is also urgently requested that all
arents and adults who are interested in
he school viii attend.
Mrs. Edith Lawrence of Pearl street
icket agent at the Central Vermont
tation. leaves tonight for her former !
ONE in West Townshend for few
avs visit with relatives She will be /
eeompanied by her daughter, Miss Der {
Vic Lawrence, who has been in the !
ity since Saturday
The Drown automobile agency unload i
d three carloads of Buick automobiles I
his forenoon. one of the cars standing 5
] the Central Vermont yards. and the q
Their two in the Montpelier & Wells q
liver yards. The shipment included |
lree touring cars. All of the machines t
ere stored in the agency's new garage
n Jefferson street. Q
Luigi Ceresoli, who was arrested re. 9
'ntly on charge of selling, appeared
afore Judge II. w. Scott in city court 5
Ms morning and through his attorney, I
lillian Wishart, waived examination.