The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

A big saving for you at Perry's on Sat
urday.
To Rent Tenement on Elmore street.
w. I. Richardson.
petticoat without a draw string,
"The Eppo.' Ask to see it. Henry W.
Knight.
We want you TO see the new laces.
They are all in the sale Saturday. At
Vaughans.
You should get your share OF those
fine under-priced muslin embroidery val
ues at Abbott's.
John IL. Carrick OF 40 Park street
went to-day to Burlington for a short
visit with friends.
! Mrs. o. n. Granger of Merchant street
left yesterday for Burlington, where she
will visit relatives for a few days.
Miss Grace Berry returned this morn
ing to her home in Williston, after pass
ing several days with friends in the city.
Alex. Cochrane returned this morning
20 his home in Wells River, after spend
ing few days with friends in the
city.
| Fred Davidson of Seminary street re-
| turned Yesterday from Bellows Falls,
where he has been visiting for few
days
Good brooms, zoe each, six for 81.
This is the best lot we have ever had.
See them in our windows. The \. ID.
Phelps Co.
Charles Cowie of Quincy, Mass, for
mer resident OF Barre, arrived in the city
last evening for an extended visit with
relatives.
Riley's orchestra has been engaged to
r..
folks ball at White River Junction on
March 20.
Hand embroidered childrcn's dresses.
New York's latest. Direct from Fifth
avenue. Sizes @ to IA years. Paris
Shirtwaist House.
Auction sale tomorrow OF double tene-
ment house, barn and two lots on Harold
street, just off Berlin street, City. c. +.
Smith, auctioneer.
Miss Jennie Ottenwood, who has been
visiting at her home at Derby Line for
the past two weeks, returned to Goddard
seminary yesterday.
Are you going to the dance for the |
benefit of the hospital, March 24S Re- |
member you are invited to help. Let us
all join in helping and go.
g. Tosi of the TosiSanguenetti Co,
and C. Fabricotti who have been passing /
three weeks in New York on business,
arrived in the city last evening
Frank r. Jameson OF Liberty street
leaves tonight for Montreal 7. q,
where be will pass the weekend with
Mrs. Jameson and daughter, Natalie.
Raymond o. Beaton, who was in the
city last evening to attend the Sham
rock Caledonia A. C. basket ball game,
returned this noon to his home in South
Ryegate.
@. Herbert Pape and George W. Cor
man returned to the city last evening
from Washington, ID. c., where they
have been attending the Inauguration OF
President Wilson.
John Berini of 1853 Seminary street
arrived in the city last evening from
New York, where he recently landed ,
from few months visit at his former !
nome at Como, Lambardo.
George C. Milne, who has been pass {.
ng the winter at his former home IN
Aberdeen, Scotland, arrived in the city
his morning from New York, where he /
ecently landed from the Anchor line
steamship, Cameronia.
Don't fail to see Miss Lowree of
Goddard seminary impersonate Lon
lon Snffragette' at the social in the Pres I
'yterian church Friday evening She will
,e attired in the costume most COM }
monty worn by this class of women. I
South Barre grange will hold dance
n Unity Temple Friday evening, March
:. Dancing from 8 10 IL. Barre opera
ouse orchestra, Bill, so cents. Cutters
arge leaves city hall at O'Clock. Leave
riders at Cutters stable. Price, 25 cents.
George Mckenzie of South Main street, n
tho has been confined to the house for
everal weeks, is rapidly recovering his Z
eaIth and his condition is expected to be
uch that he will be able to resume Y
york at the E. L.. Smith Co.'S plant in
raniteville by Monday. 3,
Louis Tomas of this city, who grad
ated from Spaulding high school last a
pring, was recently awarded his var.
ity letter from the athletic committee 7
t Norwich university in recognition OF
is services during the football season il
,st fall. Tomasi played regular end a
osition on the cadets football eleven.
"Shall the Corners of the Mouth Turn n
10 or DOWN." is the subject of Mr.. ?;
tockdales lecture for Friday evening,
Iarch I. The address will begin prompt 9,
7 at s:15 to enable Mr.. Stockdale to 4
ttend the X of P. banquet later in the
yening. Single tickets go on sale We'd ri
esday evening at Hendricks. Price, soc. a,
Angus Fl. A. Smith of South Ryegate
as a visitor in the city last evening. II
IT. Smith, who graduated from Spauld- S,
" high school a few years ago, is at p
nding Jefferson medical school at Phil
lelphia, Pa, but was recently called TO o.
is home owing to the illness of his 70
ther. Mr.. Smith expects TO be able TO S,
,sume his studies in about another
eek or ten days. m
The Cleaners of the Presbyterian at
lurch win hald an apron and necktie W
cial on Friday evening, March 7, at
80 o'clock in the vestry of the church. al
aides are requested to bring an apron st
Id a necktie to match the same, also ex
lclose the neektie in an envelope along az
it'll your name and the same will be
Id to the gentlemen. After a short in
'ogram, refreshments will be served sill
Id a social hour spent. Admission 10 m
nts. ed
Eight retail tobacco merchants have ST
It together on a restriction basis that
tally affects Mr.. Smoker, according to in
atements issued to-day by the men be- lei
nd the counters. After Monday, March bu
!, the customer who lays down his nick mi
or dime for a cigar or a tin of tobacco pr
III get lust what he calls for and moth co
Q more. In other words the free dis an