The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-14
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Rain coats at Knights.


New corsets for your spring garments
at Vaughan's,
Mrs. Nelson. Church, correct millinery
is located over Barre Times office.
New sepa post cards of Barre at thu
Barre Book Store. Three for five cents
Miss Ethel Badger OF Morrisyile ha
entered the City hospital training schoo
for nurses.
Mrs. Ezra White returned from th'
City hospital Saturday to her home OF
Averill street,
Photographs and pictures OF any kint
neatly framed at the G. Bau studio
Currier building.
Mrs. Edward Il. Parker resumed hel
duties as teacher at the Benjamin Falls
school this morning.
! What? Spaulding glee club concert
When? Wednesday, April 10. Where
Presbyterian church.
Arthur Edwards left last night fol
Montreal, r. O., where he will be en-
ployed during the summer,
Jacob Burton of Kansas City is in
the city visiting his sister, Mrs. Marcia
Emery of Washington street.
Are you keeping in mind the S. II. S
glee club concert at the Presbyterian
church, April IS? Tickets, adults l5c /;
children l0c
w. p. Durkee has returned from q
tion and is prepared to do paper hang
ing and painting.
Warren Cummings of Spaulding street
| left this forenoon for Lancaster, n. H.,
where he will visit at the home of his
parents for week or ten days.
| C. n. Benedict, who has been suffering
severely the past week with recurring
attacks of gall stones, is more comfort
able, though still confined to the bed.
Painters, Attention! Local 1856 will
hold its next regular meeting tonight at
7 o'clock in painters hail. All members
are requested to attend A. M. Stafford,
r. S.
Notice. Those who are subject to
taxation are warned that if they do
not give in their lists on or before
April 20, they will be subject to assess
ment
Rileys orchestra has been engaged to
furnish music for the annual junior
prom at Norwich university on Friday
evening The orchestra viii consist OF
eight pieces.
The ladies of the Hedding NJ. y. 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.
Mrs. G. Roy Pike and two children,
Elizabeth and Gordon, of Somerville,
Mass, arrived in the city Saturday for
a visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester P. Clough Of Franklin street.
Carl Perkins OF Barre, an electrician,
has filed a petition in bankruptcy with
Clerk +. S, Platt OF the United States
court. He gives his liabilities as S5,-
030.7l and his assets as S297s,S2, Of
which s2s5 Is claimed exempt.
The first of the series of post-Lenten
dances to be held under the auspices of
the Knights of Columbus will be held
in the Scampni building on Wednesday
evening Riley's orchestra will furnish
music. This dance is an invitation af-
fair.
Sundays arrivals at the Buzzell hotel
were as follows: Lee j. Brown, An !
dover Mass; Stephen Ballou, Corinth; |
Bert Barlam, Montpelier; j. B. Golf,
North Adams, Mass; l.. S. Belloff, Syr |
acuse. N y; J. Wood Mortified; Ed !
win Martin, Woodbury.; J. Emery, Bur-
lington.
Colema Kovalsky of Savalki Russia
arrived in the city Saturday from New
York and will remain permanently in
this city with his brother, Joseph Koval-
sky of Forsythe place. Mr.. Kovalsky
to New York from Bremen, Germany.
Mr.. Kovalsky is machnist and will
follow his trade in this city.
The following program for the social
to be given at the BAPTIST church is
as follows; Duet, violin and piano, Mas.
tiers Ericson male quartet, Messrs.
Cruickshank, Rideout, Perry and Lewis;
solo, Mr.. Holt; duet, Mrs. Cutler and
Mrs. Grearson; stereoptieon views of
bay; solo, Mr. Stewart;
solo, Fred Inglis.
Eugene Sargent of Wapakana, Ohio,
who has been passing few days in the
,ity as the guest of Charles Emslie OF
North Main street. left to-day for Bos-
on, where he will visit for few days
before returning to his home. Mr.. Sar-
rent formerly resided in the city, being
at the corner cigar store when
conducted by L. o. Marion.
Fred Hurst of Providence, r. l., So
ialst lyceum lecturer, will give the
asst lecture on the course next Wednes-
lay evening at s o'clock at Rowland
lall. The subject of this lecture is "The !
Socialist Movement" Mr.. Hurst has !.
ong been connected with the Socialist .
movement as well as with the antece-
ent labor parties of America. THIS +"
specially qualities him to speak with .
uthority upon the subject Of his lee
ure Local Socialists say that he new il"
r antagonized the opponents of Social "
SIN, but instead presents the question in I
uch way as to gain the respectful at i"
ention of all of his hearers. Mr.. Hurst
rill answer questions at the end Of his
acture. f"
In the list of prize winners for April
a the Armour contests for home male
ecipes was Mrs. Il. l.. White OF Averill
treet, Barre. Mrs. White won fourth
rize over several hundred contestants,
nd her recipe was as follows: Fruit
ake-0ne small half cup of Armour's
imon Pure Leaf Lard one-half teaspoon
salt one level teaspoon of cinnamon,
ne-half teaspoon of cloves, one teaspoon :
ach of vanilla and lemon, one cup OF
rown sugar; mix well together; put one Z
,aspoon of soda in cup and pour over
enough hot water to dissolve, then fill
he cup with sour milk: add one cup !
I seeded raisins eat up fine, and two
lps of -four; bake in moderate oven