The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-15
TALK OF THE TOWN
Rain coats at Knights.

"Onyx" hose sale day al Fits.
Twenty-Five cent silk baby bonnets
I at Abbott's.
Mrs. Nelson.Church, correct millinery
is located over Barre Times office.
Wednesday will be doughnut and
cookie day at Mrs. Gove's. Call l59-l2
Photographs and pictures of any kind
neatly framed at the c. Bau studio
Currier building.
c. G. Harris went to ST. Adams to-day
to fill two nights engagement for the
X. of C. mintsrels,
Mrs. Charles Newhall, l2l Orange
street, was operated upon at the City
hospital yesterday.
Whatf Spaulding glee club concert.
Whens Wednesday, April 10. Where!
Presbyterian church.
II. Gale Bennett unloaded this morn,
ing another consignment of Cadillac cars
from the Detroit factory.
Miss Mildred Cashion, who has been
passing a few days in the city, returned
yesterday to Putnamsvile.
Miss Cora Bresaw of Montpelier
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
z. d, Ladd of South Barre.
A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ley Kenerson, 10 Averill street at the
City hospital Sunday morning
Mrs. Edna Kimball Arris will do trim
ming and making over hats at her home,
Fl Maple avenue. Tel. l5l-l.
A musical and social will be held at
the First Baptist church tonight, to
which all are cordially invited.
Today and tomorrow are Onyx hos
iery days at the McWhorter Co. store,
three pairs of 80 cent hose for Sl.00.
Are you keeping in mind the S. Fl. S
glee club concert at the Presbyterian
church, April 10? Tickets, adults l5c;
children Zoe.
Lewis J. Brown, who has been spend
ing the past few days in the city, re-
turned yesterday to his home at An
dover, Mass.
Miss Mabel NJ. Edwards, student at
the johnson normal school, returned yes
terday, after spending her vacation with
Mrs. George Thompson on Green street.
Notice! Those who aY subject to
taxation are warned that il they do
not give in their lists on. or before
April 20, they will be subject to assess
ment.
Mrs. H. Calico. who has been visiting
her brother, X j. Maggiani of Shurtleff
place, returned yesterday to her home
in Burlington.
Miss Kathreen Bergen, who has been
visiting in the city for the past few
days as the guest of friends on Mer-
chant street, returned to-day to her
home at Montpelier.
Just arrived: lvers johnson bicycles
and accessories; Persons saddle, Perry |
roller chain, gear liz, two-speed brake,
go on low speed. Come in and see the
Ivers John! A. NJ. Flanders.
The ladies of the Heddng NJ. 4. church
are asked to meet Thursday, April IL,
to finish cleaning the church, 1t is
asked that as many as possible attend,
that the work may be completed.
The new porter at the Buzzell hotel
is James East Of Burlington, and not
]. S. Belloff of Syracuse, n, Y, as
stated in yesterdays paper. The latter
was a guest at the hotel on Sunday.
Millinery parlors for sale: Owing to
III health of owner, they must be dis
posed Of and will be sold at a sacrifice
All new goods. Emporium Hat Shop,
200h North Main street, Barre, Vt
Mondays arrivals at the Buzzell hotel
were as follows; f. NJ. Moore, BurIing-
ton; G. A. Colburn, Burlington; w. l..
Sanders Worcester, Mass: f. w. Keefe,
Mass. Stephen Ballou, Cor
nth; W. l.. Burns, Burlington; j. Black,
Rutland.
The first of the series OF postLenten
lances to be held under the auspices of I
he Knights OF Columbus will be held s
n the Scampni building on Wednesday /
,yening Riley's orchestra will furnish
music. This dance is an invitation af-
air.
Macabees Regular review of Harmon
live, No. I, will be held in the X. of p. /,
Iall Wednesday evening, April l6, at
80 o'clock. limitations and refresh
nents All members who have not paid
iarch dues please come prepared to pay
he same.
The woman's association of the Con-
regational church will meet in the yes
ry Wednesday at 2;30. p. m. The :
BUSINESS meeting will be followed by a
himble party. Each member may bring
guest. Refreshments will be served
nd a small silver collection taken.
Harry Calcagni. manager of the Ital- :
IN Athletic club, has completed arrange
rents with Norwich university for g
anne at Northfield on April y, A re- u
urn game with Norwich is likely to be
layed in this city. The |. A. C. will
pen its season on Saturday, when it
pposes Goddard on the campus at the
eminary.
Because of the illness of one of the 4
nportant witnesses for the respondent,
he case of State vs.. Grin II. Hale of
ARE was not started in Washington ii
,unty court yesterday afternoon and p
as continued to the next term. The 81
illness was a former employee at the :
otel Otis.
Arthur J. Langton of Bethel was ar
iigned before Judge H. w. Scott in
ty court this forenoon on an intoxi-
,tion charge. 1t was the respondents
rst offense, and on his plea of guilty, Z
lie court imposed a fine of So and costs
S4.39 Langton arranged to pay. He
as arrested around o'clock last night :
y Officer f. L. Mcleod.
The funeral OF Mrs. Sena White, who
ed yesterday in Montpelier, will be
I'D from her late home tomorrow