The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

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, Ask about the magazine proposition
at Abbott's.
New line of one piece house dresses
Paris Shirtwaist House.
+ Ladies' and misses and chlldren''
white dresses on sale at Naughan's.
Fifty umbrellas on sale Saturday fo
: soc each at Perrys. An extra value.
Special prices on children's white
dresses Saturday. Paris Shirtwais'
House.
w. T.. Willis returned to Barre las
night, after spending several days will
friends in South Ryegate.
Mrs. William Rowland of Division
street left today for St. Jolmsbury, for
a few days visit with relatives.
Fred Arnold of Albany, n. y, for
mer resident of Barre, arrived in tho
city yesterday for weeks visit.
Arthur d. Knight and Winifred Smith
left last night for Boston, where they
will remain for few days visit.
Gerald Brock of Washington street
went this morning to Newbury, where
he will spend a week with relatives.
b. G. Bass, who has been spending
a week in Barre and at his former home
in Randolph, has returned to Boston.
Mrs. William Milne of Brook street
has returned home, after spending a
few days with her son in Mortified.
! Julius c. Chamberlain of Fl Franklin
street returned to Barre this morning,
after spending few days in st. Johns
bury,
Mrs. Charles A. Brown and son. Win
ston, of Cliff street left this morning for
1 90, ,r;a;t NTH rala in ~
! Adams.
Miss Marion Taylor, who has been
spending several days with friends in
the city, returned this forenoon to her
home in Burlington.
! Miss. Frances Gilmore returned this
morning to her home in Mechanicsville
n. ", after spending several days with
relatives in the city.
George Patneaude, who has been
spending several days at the home OF
Louis White, left this morning for his
home in Essex junction.
James Brown of Bassett street has
returned home from Windsor, where he
has been visiting his sons, Robert and
James Brown, jr., both OF whom are en-
ployed by the Windsor Clothing Co.
John Traggias, who has been spending
several days in the city as the guest
of Constantine Papatheodore, returned
last night to his home in Westerly,
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Harris orchestra is furnishing music
for fair which the American Order of
Foresters are conducting in Granitevilie.
The fair will close this evening with
dance.
Tickets for Howe's pictures, coming
to the opera house Wednesday, April 2,
60 on sale Monday morning. Tickets
for Officer 666' go on sale Monday |
night at l.
Miss Nell Stoughton, who teaches
school near Boston, arrived in the city |
this forenoon for visit at the home of |
her mother Mrs. Ellen NJ Stoughton
of French street.
William 7. Maiden, student at the
of Vermont, Burlington, ar
rived in the city today to pass a few
lays with his mother, Mrs. Mary Mai
den, OF West street.
Thomas NJ Mari of Washington street
left this forenoon for Boston, where he
will spend several days on business
connected with the local offices of the
Insurance Co.
Charles j. WEIGH of Portland, Me-. ar
lived in the city last evening to pass
several days with friends here. Mr..
yelch was formerly employed as one of
he gang foremen on the river bed pro-
ect
Mrs. Joseph Wark of Hardwick, Mrs.
Frank Worthen OF Plainfield, Mrs Harry
Emery and James Turner of Bethel ar
lived in the city last night, having been
aled here by the death of Lyman j.
Mead.
Winifred Vaughan. who has been
pending week at the home of his
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. Vaughan,
+ Maple Grove. returned this morning
o Holderness. \. H., where he viii re-
ume his studies at Holderness school.
NJ, $. Rounds of Park street returned
,st night from Rutland, where he went
D attend a meeting of the executive
OF the Vermont Undertak
RS and Funeral Directors association.
which organization he is the secre-
Try.
Ralph f. Turner of % South Main
rect, who has been employed at b. w.
ooker & Co.'S. store for several months,
i'll complete his duties there tonight.
he will leave for Hartford,
onn.. where he will visit his sister for
few days before going to Boston to
, employed.
Miss Esther Carroll entertained 10
her young friends at her home on
liff street last evening, the occasion
ling her seventeenth birthday anniver-
Try. short program OF musical
lmbers was followed by social hour,
ring which Miss Carroll was the re-
pient of a number of useful presents. B
delicious luncheon was served at the
ose of the party. y
The following item CLEANED from the
lndolph Herald and News. will be of :
terest to many Barre people; "A. NJ.
orrison of Barre and DIR. AFRO Reed of -,
were in town Friday, try !:
2 to recover horses on which they I:
We claims and which were sold by !:
lilip Lowell as unencumbered prop y
ty. Morrison attempted TO take
ir in the possession of Fred Dudley x
NTH, but there being some flaw in Il
prisons title. Smith retained them by I.
ii of replevin. Ben Adams OF Chelsea I:
peared yesterday in pursuit of horses .
which he is interested but derived |.
more satisfaction from the investiga r
IN than others quite as badly 'stung.' .
many claims are being brought for Il
Ird. dating back a year or two, that I:
e baby's wooden rocking horse begins (:
look like a dahatable piece of prop /.