The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-12
TALK OF THE TOWN


Is located over Barre Times Office.
Archie Mcdonald is employed as o
clerk at b, w. Hooker 4 Co.'S store.
New sepia post cards Of Barre at the
Barre Book Store. Three for five cents.
The Plaintield ladies will meet with
Mrs. Abbie u, Corliss Tuesday after
noon
Photographs and pictures of any kind
neatly framed at the c. Bau studio,
Currier building.
Miss Nellie Heath of Cabot arrived
in the city this forenoon for few days
visit with friends.
What? Spaulding glee club concert.
WhenS Wednesday, April 49, Wheres
Presbyterian church.
Hen Men, Cabbages make fertile eggs I,
soc per hundred pounds. Inquire OF 9. ID.
Waterman or phone 4l3.l.
Charles T, Southgate of Academy
street left to-day for Boston, where he
will pass the week end with his son.
Joseph Jacques returned last night to
his home in Sherbrooke, r. O.. after
spending ten days with relatives in the
city.
Public dance at East Barre opera
house Saturday, April ~. Harris or
chestrn. Admission 90 cents. Ladies
free.
Miss Lillian Cordiner of Hills side ave.
nue. left this morning for Pittsford,
where she will remain for an indefinite
period,
Frank Gee of Vergennes is passing a
| few days in the city at the home OF
his son, George Gee, of Washington
street.
Alexander Hall of Groton is employed
| by the Miller Ayers Lumber company at
their headquarters on Batchelders
meadow.
David Mercer, jr., of the Montpelier
road, went this forenoon to Concord,
n. H., where he will visit with relatives
for a week.
Are you keeping in mind the $. II. $
glee club concert at the Presbyterian
church, April 10? Tickets, adults l5c;
children Zoe.
James $. Mcdonnell, who has been
spending the past few days in the city
returned this afternoon to his home at
Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs George PEBBLE returned this morn
ing to her home in Nashua, y. H., after
spending few days with friends on
Maple avenue.
Secretary Charles H. Wishart of the
Granite Manufacturers association re-
turned this morning from a few days |
business visit in Boston.
Peter Alexander, who has been con-
fined to his home on Branch street for
the past few weeks by illness. was able
TO be out of doors today
This evening at the Socialist hall on
Granite street there will be dance held
by Italian societies for the benefit Of 1
the Barre City hospital.
The men OF the First Baptist church
are to give a musical and literary EN-.
tertainment Tuesday evening, April Is.
in the parlors Of the church.
Big silk waist sale Saturday; BLACK
and leading colors, all new style, this
week, $3.50 S2.9s, 1925 value up to
$3.50, Paris Shirtwaist House.
GLASGOW substitute for linen, IL &c
a yard, fine white, tan, blue and brown,
usually sold for l5c. We shall ask you
only l2lac at Perry's on Saturday.
Mrs. Edna Kimball Arris wishes to
announce that she will be prepared to
do trimming and making over OF hats
from now on at her home, Fl Maple
avenue.
Miss Kate oliver Of Hillside avenue,
who has been spending the past week at
Peacham at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Albert Albeit, returned TO the city this
afternoon.
Special sale on ladies' night robes ard
chemises, nicely trimmed with embrod-
cry and Iaces; regular 1928 and 81 for {
soc. Saturday only. New York Bar +
gain House. {
A towel bargain, for 25e take no. {
tice of the size, l5N32, fine white huck
weave; better than the one we sold so
many OF last Saturday for 25c. AT /
Perry's on Saturday. (
William G. Grant of South Main Y
street, who has been employed during :
the past five months in Boston End at
Worcester, Mass, returned to the city
last evening for an indefinite visit.
Nazareth Murray, who has been en- S
oioyed at the New York bargain store
since its opening, has completed his du-
les. Mr.. Murray's plans for the future ,,
IRE not definite, but he intends within
/ month to venture into some business
Miss Augustine LaRochelle oil Railroad
street who has been recuperating from ;,
IN operation for Appendicitis since De. =
ember has resumed her studies at the q
University OF Vermont. Miss LaRo-
helle was operated on at the Mary
fletcher hospital.
The condition of Charles Northrup, v
he expressman, who has been confined
o his home on the East Montpelier road
or the past seven weeks with pneu
lonia, continues to improve. He will m
ot be able to resume his express route pl
or several weeks yet. ST
Philip Lanciault of Wellington street e
eturned last night from Akron, Ohio, W
here he has been employed in the ~
Goodyear rubber tire plant. Mr.. Lanei- u
ult, who was tire man at the Drown
arage last year, expects 10 resume his
primer duties the first of next week. :,
+. w Cilley of French street. who L
as been employed at the Trow & Holden
liant on South Main street for several
ears, has resigned his position. Mr., in
illey will leave at once for Newbury, s,
here he recently purchased farm. he
[rs. Cilley has been in Newbury for
,veral weeks. bi
Fridays arrivals at The BuzzelI hotel
ere as follows; Mrs n. l.. Barlow,
oodbury; T. j. Barron, Chelsea, A. w.
rossett, White River Junction; Carl T.
atchelder, Plainfeld; Z. l.. Rand, Dos 20
IN; William Mcclellan, Danbury, Conn -;
chit members OF "The Little Million =.