The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

New trimming buttons at Abbotts
See the new silks at 25e yard at
Vaughan's.
Gnimps. chemisettes, Dutch collers,
dress set ties and bows, at knights
The place to buy wall papers IS at
Rockers. Largest selection in the state
Flies are here Get your screens Tor
windows and doors at the G. l.. Bugoee
mill.
/ A. Ranney returned yesterday to-
Cabot, after few days visit III the
city.
4. NJ. Morrison went this noon to
Wells River, where he viii visit ms SIS
ter for a few days.
All boy scouts are requested to bring
tonight to their practice the bandages
used in the first aid drill.
Mrs. Henry Mute of the Morse block
went this morning to Waterbury Tor a
short visit with relatives.
Remember the date OF the Orange
Lumber eompanys mammoth closing
o sale. See ad. on page I.
Rev. A. c. Griffin, acting pastor OF ~.
Monica's church returned yesterday from
a few days visit TO Burlington.
You can buy correct millinery az rea
sonabe prices from Mrs son-Church,
over Barre Times office. Why pay more
Bert Hutchins returned this morning
to his home in Moretown. after spend
ing few days with friends IN the estN'
Herbert Flanner returned this alter
noon to his home at Stoekhridge, after
a weeks visit with relatives IN the
city.
Great sale on silk muslin, all colors
and designs; regular 25c, Saturday only
at half the price, 1919 cents a yard, at
the New York Bargain House.
Miss Marguerite Pettoni arrived IN the
city this morning from New York, where
she recently landed after sailing from
her former home in italy April ".
Mrs. Frances Saleman and daughter
VINO have been spending several days az
the home Of Alex. Corey of Prospect
street, returned this morning to froVl-
dence. II. /.
Giobanni Molinari and Giovanni Ceru-
Ii, who have been passing the winter IN
| italy. arrived in Barre this morning
from New York, where they landed Mon
day afternoon.
\ Several members Of the Italian stone
cutters band will give dance IN the
town hall at Groton this evening. The
musicians left for Groton on an carry
4 afternoon train.
James Duffy. who has been spending
\ the past few days at the home OF Df.
\ and Mrs. Duffy on North Nam street,
H returned yesterday afternoon TO MS
\ home in Burlington.
H There will be rehearsal OF the lied
\ ding male chorus this evening at .;oV
\ mt the home OF w. J, Oliver on Upland
\ avenue. All members OF the chorus are
\ requested to be present.
II G. Fabricotti who has been employed
\ Tor y. Tosi & Co, for some time, lett
h last night for Glens Falls, n l., where
he has been engaged to cut mohu-
ment with statuary and bases.
H The baseball game between the ltal-
H ian A. G. and Goddard seminary to-
morrow afternoon will take place on
] the Italian A. c. ball park off Berlin
\ street instead of on the seminary cam
\ pus. .:,A,ro
| which he took Yesterday. of twelve 1918
Bniek automobiles lined up in front OF
\ the Barre garage on jefferson street
| The photographs may be seen at the
\ Drown pharmacy.
n Rev Louis Hendee. Syrian Catholic
priest who was in the city to otiielate
| at funeral last Sunday, returned TINS
| morning to his home in Burlington. ait
\ .r having spent a few days with friends
4 on Prospect street,
\ Cesare Toll. who has been making an
\ extended STAY at his former home IN
Il Italy. arrived in the city this morning
\ from New York. where lie recently lana
II cd from the French liner, Rochambleau'
III we shall discontinue the use of cash
Il rebate checks after April 30, but viii
Il allow instead a discount of five per cent
\ ON cash purchases when goods are taken
i from the store. Outstanding rebate
\ checks will be redeemed until June l.
Eastman Bros
\ Rilays orchestra has been engaged to
n furnish music for a concert ami ball 10
n be held at Marshfield ON Thursday nlght,
\ held under the auspices Of the Marshheld
lodge of the Knights Of Pythias. sew
\ eral local Pythians are contemplating at
n tending the ball.
n b. W. Goodfellow. local agent for the
Indian motorcycle. this week consigned
\ TO John MCGOWAN Of Jefferson street
1913 tyne Of the cycle. The cycle has
horse mower Of seven and IS of the Two
cylinder construction. Mr.. Goodiellow
bas other orders that viii be placed with
\ local people in the coming few weeks'
ON and after May !. 1918, We shaii
Y discontinue the rebate system a. hithet-
\ to conducted By as. We shall endeaNor
to give or patrons the lowest prices
VI possible and will give a five per cent.
\ discount on all goods sold for cash over
4 the counter We will redeem All CHECKS
returned to rs during the month Of May.
\ Eugene VI. Lyon.
George Pithie. the Ayers street ma
chinis.. who suffered the fracture of rs
n right hip in a fan et Barclay Bros plant
N early Monday morning. was taken % the
A Cisv hospital yesterday in A. W Badger
II s Co.. ambulance. Physicians eHIeet
: that the patients fracture Will heal rap,
iElv and b. confinement at the hosg iiai
n val not be unusually long. -