The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

II AT 30e per yard, mercerized damasl
n at Perrys ON Friday,
II Quaker laces lead' them all. See tn
\ new designs at Vaughan's.
n Hear Barres most talented singers n
H the minstrel show next week.
Mrs, Frederick w. Bancroft is connne
h TO her home at ll6 Summer street b,
4 illness.
|l Frank MeWhorter of Richardson stree
left yesterday on trip to Boston an'
H vicinity.
Il Mrs, b. Il. Phillips of North Hero ar
H rived in the city yesterday for ter
\ days visit with relatives.
n G. w. Gates of Franklin, state high
\ way commissioner was among the bus
mess visitors in the city yesterday.
\ Companion court, No. 757, |. o. i.
| will hold a regular meeting tonight al
1880. Per order recording secretary.
Riley's orchestra left this afternoon
for Marshfeld, where it will furnish mu.
sic tonight for the annual Masonic
ball.
The dance at Miles hall Saturday
evening has been cancelled on account
of the orchestra working at the thea
tire.
Dominic Tomas Of North Main street
returned to-day from Bellows Falls,
where he has been visiting for the past
week.
Paul Pierson Yesterday moved his
household goods from the old Shepard
farm on the Montpelier road to East
ern avenue.
James Collins of Albany, n. Y, a
former resident of Barre, arrived in the
city last night for business visit of
several days.
Miss Grace Dillon of Merchant street,
who has been visiting at Medford, Mass,
for the past few weeks, returned to
the city to-day.
/ +. j. Guyer, who accompanied the
remains of John D. Patterson of Eastern
avenue to Craftsbury for burial, re-
! turned home to-day.
! Miss Bertha Beals, who has been
spending several days with friends in
the city, returned yesterday to her
home in Lynn, Mass.
] Miss Evelyn Henry, who has been
visiting relatives in the city for the past
ten days, left last night for her home
in North Adams. Mass.
The play tonight by Billy Allen Co.,
at the opera house is "A Night in the
Winter Garden" Somebody in the au-
dience gets live baby tonight.
Mr., and Mrs. William Raynor, who
have been spending week with rela-
tives in the city, returned yesterday to
their home in Manchester, N. H.
Leander Ruel, who has been visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Flanders of South Main street, returned
to-day to his home at Burlington.
John Tinker, who has been visiting
at Washington for several days, was a
visitor in the city yesterday afternoon,
returning TO his home at Charlotte.
Romolo Sgnorelli of Boston arrived |
in the city yesterday and will visit for
week or ten days with his brother, |
James Signorelli of Maple avenue.
We are going to offer you two pounds |
OF our fancy homemade chocolates Sat |
urday for % cents. Don't forget the |
placeThe New England Fruit Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Bernard. who have
been visiting relatives in Kingsport, N.
Y. were visitors in the city yesterday
while on their way home to Webster
VILE.
The sale and exchange of tickets for
the civic federation MINISTRIES next Tues
day and Wednesday will begin Saturday
at 0 o'clock at Hendricks drug
store.
A linen shower was rendered Miss Eva
Duncan Wednesday night at her home,
cipient of many useful and ornamental
articles. II
III. b. Chamberlain. who has been l
spending several days in the city as
the guest OF L. C. Brock of Washington |
street. left yesterday afternoon for his
home in Irasburg
Supporters of Alderman Mcleod in
The coming city election may meet at
my time in the old Clan Gordon rooms
IN the second floor of the Quinlen block,
I72 North Main street.
The South Barre grange held pat
lotto meeting last night, which was
we'll attended and very enjoyable pro-
ram was given. The lecturer wishes
% thank all who took part
Street Superintendent J. G. DeBrune
lad gang of department laborers at
work yesterday sweeping the snow and
ubbish from the paved streets. A win
er's accumulation was carted away dur
NC the afternoon.
The old Filodramatc club is making 4
Preparations to present three-act
rama, Marina Carelona," at the Barre
pera house on March %. Rehearsals
re being held regularly and great eff :
ort will be made to make the produc-
ion a success.
Deputy Sheriff A. NJ. Morrison of
atchelder street returned this morn 2
lg with number of heavy draft hroses \
hitch he purchased at an auction held at !
ort Ethan Allen yesterday. DIR. A. A. 2
eed, who was also present at the sale, <
as a visitor in the city while on his !
ay home to Williamstown. z
Temporary illness came to Joseph =
elson while engaged in repairing a z
ak in a gaspipe on North Main street :
afternoon. The prompt ac .
on of other employees of the Peoples =
as company in moving him around, (
,gether with the assistance rendered by =
physician, soon revived Mr.. Nelson. =
Miss Wamittta Veale was pleasantly Z
lrprised at her home on Maple avenue q
st evening by a number of her young y
lends. In behalf of those present, 9
alph Tobin presented Miss Veale &
'autiful ring, for which she expressed .
r thanks Dainty refreshments were Z
rived by Misses Lake, Howard and <
.ott. instrumental and vocal music q
ID games made the evening very en- <