The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

II tains Saturday.
H See the new lace nouncings at TIN
\ Vaughan Store.
To-day only at the Bijou, "The Ohio
H Flood Disaster
w. p. Durkee, painter and paper hang
er, 2l3 South Main street. Tel. 42l-2l
H Lumber, both soft and hard wood
\ rough and finished AT the G. l.. Bugbe'
mill.
H Mrs. A. Mowatt and children lett thl'
forenoon for Waterbury, where they viii
make their home.
The house at 70 Currier street was
sold yesterday by Lewis Taft to John
Presley of Currier street.
Supt. j. f. Keefe of the Central Yer
mont railroad was in the city yesterday
looking after his company's interests.
Mrs. Walter Grearson OF Averill street
is assisting the corps of teachers at the
Alathewson school during the illness of
one of its members.
Joseph Cano, the Merchant street
butcher, returned home this morning,
after spending several days with his
uncle in New York.
1t will surprise you to see what
stylish, comfortable and good wearing
oxfords you can get in exchange for 500
at the Tilden Shoe Co.
One dollar and nineteen cents each
waists, regular $3.50 value. You will
want one OF these waists for Sl.l9 each
at Perry's on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McComber, who
have been spending several days with
friends in the city, returned this morn
ing to their home in Burlington
! Mrs. w. w. Richardson was visitor
! in the city to-day while on her way
home to Washington. after spending sew
eral days with friends in Mortified.
Henry Watkins of West street, who
has been spending the past two days at
Roxbury, returned to the city last night
with catch OF brook trout Mr.. Wat
kins' catch amounted to about three
pounds; two of the fish measured close
to ten inches in length
The condition Of Mrs. Edward Ander-
son of Merchant street is much improved
and it is expected that she viii be able
to return to her home in this city soon.
Mrs. Anderson has sufficiently recovered
that she was able to leave the Heaton
hospital and is now at the home OF her
brother Henry Premier. at Montpelier.
Seats for "Mutt and JEFF" which is
to appear in the opera house Monday |
evening, will go on sale at the Ken
drick pharmacy tonight at O'Clock.
The advance sale OF seats for the Bos |
ton Opera Star Co., which is to give i
concert in the opera house on next |
Wednesday evening, will be placed on I
sale at the Kendrick store Friday even
ing at 7 o'clock.
Last evening nearly 100 couples were
present at the Knights of Columbus hall /
at the first OF the series Of post-Lenten
dances to be held under the auspices of
the Barre council. The hall was attract
lively decorated for the occasion. Riley's
orchestra furnished music for the dance.
A buffet lunch was served to the dancers.
A. II. Burke was chairman of the com
mittee in charge OF the affair.
At both shows at the Pavilion theatre
last evening the seating and standing
capacity was taxed to overlooking to
witness The vaudeville sketch OF the
original -Four Willies," who were pre-
senting Casey Jones" by special re-
quest. The personnel of the east is COM I.
posed OF the following members: VIII
liam Mackie, William r. Robertson
William Robertson and William Hurry. +,
The quartet were obliged to respond to
several encores at each performance.
The aldermanic charity committee,
consisting of Chairman David Dawson,
Aldermen John A. Hoban and f J. Ban
,roft, and Mayor Ward paid an official
visit to the city farm on the Plainfiell
road yesterday afternoon. The farm
and surrounding land were in
faA Ipr1u.r ha at Tho NiG-
ting aldermen expressed satisfaction
,ver the improvements recently com
lIeted on the property. They also spoke :
n commendatory terms of the excellent
of the farm. II
Several new candidates joined the
'pauding high school squad yesterday
fternoon for its regular practice, Yes ,
erday scrub game of ball resulted in
victory for the varsity team over the
-annigans by a score of q to 3. The II
artery for the winners was Lowree and II
levin, This is the first game that Low II
ee has worked in this season. He will II
robably be pitted against the Spaulding
lumni on next Wednesday afternoon. |
'onnors. pitching for the scrubs, showed
God form yesterday.
A meeting OF the Meadow Brook Golf |
Iub will be held in Nichols hall Friday
vening. April Is, at 1880 o'clock. 1t is
equested that all members OF the club
lake it a point to be present as inn
ortant matters relating to the links off
rook street are TO be considered. Plans
re already under way for putting the
INKS into condition for the season and il .
likely that bee will be held in the
ear future or the purpose of complet- 4
lg the work. The club has gained ma
,rially in membership since last year
nd the most successful season in its
STORY is anticipated.
The remains of William MeAuley,
,rmer resident of Barre, whose death
.curred in Winehendon. Mass, Tuesday,
tier long illness, will arrive in the q
ty this afternoon at 4.40 o'clock over p
lie Central Vermont road. The funeral ID
i'll be held at the home of William ste
len on Maple avenue Friday afternoon
? O'Clock. Rev. Duncan Salmond. past
OF the First Presbyterian church, Off +
ating. The Fraternal Order of Ea-
es will attend the services in a body.
he reEsains will be inferred beside the
'dy of Mr.. McAuley's mother in the
mily lot at Hope cemetery.
This year baseball will break records
this city according to reliable infor-