The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

Wilson hooks given free Tor one cou.
pom.
See the SOC neckwear today at 25e
at Vaughan's.
Did you see the petticoats with silk
hounce, 0sc, at yaughansi
Louis Drake of Murray street returned
this morning from few days visit
TO Boston
Miss Mildred Cashion returned today
to Putnamsville, after few days visit
in the city.
Hen Men! Cabbages make fertile eggs
soc per hundred pounds. Inquire of G. ID.
Waterman or phone 4l3.l.
Miss Grace Evans returned this morn
ing TO her home in Burlington, after
passing the weekend with friends in the
city.
+. G. Wilson, who has been spend
/ ing the past few weeks in this city
and Montpelier, returned Yesterday to
Morrisyille.
\. Y, arrived in the city Saturday night
for an extended visit with relatives ON
Maple avenue.
Riley's orchestra has been engaged to
furnish music for dance to be held
under the auspices of Co. + at North
field on April Is.
Eighty-one couples attended the so,
cial dance held in the Rowland hall
Saturday night under the auspices OF
the Riley singing orchestra.
John A. Kurtz, an instructor at Cod
dard seminary, left Saturday night for
Boston, where he will be the guest of
Charles Hoernle for a few days.
Mrs. Max Reaside and daughter of
Central street returned last Friday from
Burlington, where they had been spend
ing several days with relatives.
Mrs. Weston Walker of Cleveland
avenue, has returned from the Barre
City hospital, after stay of ten days,
and is resting as comfortably as can be
expected.
Arthur Thompson, who has been re-
siding at Detroit, Mich, for the past
two years, arrived in the city Satur-
day Tor few days visit in the city
with relatives.
Miss Freida Hooker, who has been
visiting at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Hooker, returned
today to Boston to resume her studies
at Simmons college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Newton, who |
have been spending part of their honey.
moon with Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Craig |
of Maple avenue, left Saturday for their /
home in Quincy, Mass.
Mrs. w. L. Lappin of Webstervile
has resumed her duties at Mrs. A. J. I
Morse's millinery store in Montpelier,
where she will be engaged during the
spring and summer season.
William Christianson arrived in the
city this forenoon from Boston for a
few days visit with relatives. Mr..
Christensen has been employed at Bos-
ton for the past six months.
Uric Lebourveau, who attends Worees
ter Polytechnic institute, arrived in the
city Saturday night to pass few days
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A, Lebouryeau Of East street
William Naughton of Ayers street,
who has been spending several months at
his former home in Aberdeen, Scotland, Il
arrived in the city this morning from
New York, where he recently landed .
from the White Star liner, Oceanic. !
On the Central Vermont train which
reached Montpelier at 1890 a. IN. Sat
irday, coming over the Wells River road, :
we're two day coaches containing 1000
aborers on their way to Omaha to help
lear up the debris from the food.
The first Of the series of post -Lenten
Iances to be held under the auspices of
he st. Jean Baptistc society, was con
Iucted Saturday night in the knights :
# Columbus hall. Gilbertson's orches- !
ra furnished music for the dancing.
George Robertson arrived in the city !
his morning from New York, where he |
gently landed, after spending several 0
months at his former home in Aberdeen,
scotland Mr.. Robertson sailed from I
liverpool on the White Star liner, '
Deeania. :
Miss Wattles, an attractive young
foman of charming personality, who Y
as stirred many large audiences with
er rousing woman suffrage and Social /
site speeches, win speak in Rowland
all next Wednesday, as the third lee
lrer in the Socialist lyceum course. il
Paul w. Waterman, who has been 7
pending several days at the home of his =
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Waterman,
/ Washington street. left to-day for
Iontclair, \. j., where he will resume II
is duties as an instructor in Montclair W
Military academy. Il
There will be a regular meeting of q
he Newman Dramatic club Tuesday m
lening at 1880 at the convent of the
acred Heart. This will be the last f.
Getting to be held at the convent Here II
tier sessions will convene in the Y
nights of Columbus hall, which has "
zen placed at their disposal for nights r.
hen not in use. de
W. r. Thompson, granite dealer of
,uth Ryegate and a member of Clan =,
ordon, No. IL, of this city, came to T. T.
,rre on the same train which brought ~ ~
:. L. Cockburn, the singer, who APP W y,
AIRED at the Scotch concert in the "
era house Friday evening. Mr.. Thomp- ~
n says that the fsvorite Scotch So
st expressed much anxiety over his
ssible failure to reach Barre in time tn
r the concert. VI
The auto fire truck was called to the Ell
use at % Branch street Saturday aft ia
noon at ? o'clock to subdue chimney lei
: that threatened to communicate pi'
tn partitions on the second floor. -
,st of the fire had burned out when n
, American LaFrance made its fancy VI
int over the bridge from fire head
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