The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

New trimming buttons at Abbott's.
See the new silks at Poe a yard at
Vaughan's.
Rev. A. G. Griffin was visitor IN
Burlington yesterday.
Remember the United Fruit store re-
ceves strawberries twice day.
Flies are here. Get your screens LOT
windows and doors at the .. l.. Bugbee
MILL
Read the ad. on page for the Orange
Lumber company's mammoth closing out
auction sale.
Sanford Barron of Grand Isle arrived
in the city yesterday for few days
business visit
Miss Virginia Grant returned to her
home at Lebanon, n. H., today, alter a
4 few days visit in the city.
William Avery went this morning to
Wells River where he will make sew
eral days visit with friends.
James Flynn of Moretown, former
student at Goddard seminary, is spend
ing several days with friends IN the
city.
Miss William Haddigan, who has been
visiting in the city for the past few
weeks, returned today to her home az
Palmer, Mass :,
Miss Theresa Miles of Graniteville,
who has been passing few days with
relatives at Burlington, was visitor
in the city yesterday, returning to her
home
Miss Lena Turney of Middlcsex, who
has been passing few days as the
guest of her sister, Miss Katrina Tur-
ney. at Goddard seminary, returned to-
Iday to her home.
Miss Christie McLeay of Perry street
left this morning for Bury, P. O., where
she will visit in the family OF her broth
err Alex. McLeay She expects to be
absent several weeks.
The Drown Automobile agency unload
ed car of Buick automobiles IN the
Montpelier & Wells River yard this
forenoon. and second car was unloaded
in the Central Vermont yards.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Perry OF Warren
street have returned home after spending
the winter in Deland. Fla. On their way
back to Barre they visited friends in
Washington. y. c., and New York City.
All members OF the Sunday school
board of the Hedding Methodist Eplseo'
pal Sunday school are requested to be
present at meeting of the board to be
held in the vestry OF the church tonight
at $780,
Arthur Griffith completed his duties at
the Miers barber shop Saturday night
and is passing the week in Montpelier,
prior to leaving with Mrs. Griffith for
4 Denver, Col, where he expects to take
up his residence.
4 The Newman Dramatic club has is
sued invitations for a dance to be held
4 in the Knights of Columbus hall at the
/ Scampiai building on Friday evening,
4 Nav =. Riley's singing orchestra VIII
furnish music for the dance.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Angelo Comolli of Cam
bra street, who have been spending the
past year visiting at their former home
at Piano, Italy, arrived in the city thus
forenoon from New York, where they
recently arrived in this country.
We shall discontinue the use Of cash
rebate checks after April 30, but Will
lallow instead discount OF five per cent.
on cash purchases when goods are taken
from the store. Outstanding rebate
checks will be redeemed until June /,
Eastman Bros.
! p. L. Mclaughlin, representative OF
the Granite Marble and Bronze paper,
who has been spending the past few
weeks in this vicinity on business, lett
TODAY for Newport where he viii re-
main for few days before returning
to his home at Boston.
William O'Brien who has been con-
fined to the City hospital with pneu-
monia for the past few weeks. was
able to return to his home in South
Barre Yesterday. Although he is over
73 wears old, Mr.. O'Brien has completely
recovered from the attack.
The Annex of Pearl street, formerly
IcaIled the hotel Otis. is undergoing proc
ess of redecoration both to the exterior
and the interior. Painters and calci-
miners have been engaged for the past
iew weeks retouching the interior oil
the building with a treatment OF polish
and paper.
Thomas Burke. the East Barre man
who fell from his wagon while driving
on Prospect street Monday forenoon, IS
SLOWLY recovering from his injuries at
the City hospital, where he was taken.
Mr.. Burke complains OF lameness, but 1t
is believed that he will be able to leave
the hospital by tomorrow.
Clarence Haskins of Trow hill, who
has been confined to his home by an at
tack OF measles for the past week, was
able to be out or doors yesterday. Mr..
Haskius has terminated his services IN
browns drug store and went this morn
ing to Montpelier. where he IS to be en-
ployed by L. c. Rivers as a drug clerk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred A. Damorey, who
were married in this city Saturday even
ing returned last night from short
wedding trip to New York City. They
will make their home at l6 Currier
street. Mr. Lamorey leaves tonight for
Boston and will resume his duties as a
travelling salesman for the Adler Cloth
ing Co.
Saws the Nergennes Enterprise: The
girl graduates of Spaulding high school
in Barre are being warmly commended
by the state papers for the stand they
have taken on the graduating dress
matter They arc going to cut out eN-
pensive stuffs and wear gowns made OF
Decent popln with a simple tic. And II
for graduation. why not for other occa-
sions? When is lovely woman more
adorable than when ROBBED in plain
white clnging gown with rose in her
hair?"
Goddard seminary and the Italian Ath-
lctic club viii clash for the second time
this season at the seminary campus on
Thursday afternoon. the game commene-
ing at 4 o'clock Tony Tomasi, the
SnauIdiug student. will probably be