The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-14
TALK OF THE TOWN
Feature day at the Bijou.
RONnl nnhnrmnslins now AZ Mic

Royal undermuslins new at Nights.
Note our hour sales ON Saturday 4
Naughan's.
j. n. Adams of Worcester, Mass,
passing a few days in the city on bus
mess.
New picture mouldings just in a
Rockers. Over 200 patterns now to sc
lect from.
Ihirty.ninc cents yard, mercerizc
damask. Three pieces 10 select iron
at Perry's on Saturday.
! Notice to customers! Another larg
shipment OF house dresses by freight 10
day. Paris Shirtwaist House.
A rehearsal for the Easter concert vii
be held at the Universalist vestry to
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Charles Ocker of Albany, n. V, 2
former resident of Barre, arrived in III,
city yesterday for weeks visit witt
friends.
j. NJ. Morrison of st. Adams, chief
engineer OF the Central Vermont rail
road, was a business visitor in the city
yesterday.
A. Gasparelo of the firm of Gaspar-
clio Bros, left this forenoon for Boston
where he was called by the illness Of
IA brother.
John keefe of Foster street, who has
been employed by the gas company for
the past few months, completed his du-
ties yesterday.
Those who registered at The Buzzell
hotel yesterday were as follows: l.. w.
Ballon, Boston; Louis Provost, Rutland (;
j. Devoret, Boston; John Soinock, New
York
b. +. Davis OF Trow hill today shipped
a consignment of stock to Boston oyc~
the Montpelier 4 Wells River railroad.
The consignment consisted of cows,
calves, sheep and hogs.
A. w. Eastman of Eastern avenue left
last night on few days business visit
to Boston. While at boston, Mr.. East
man plans TO attend the automobile
show now in progress,
+. NJ. Roscoe, superintendent of the
public schools, left yesterday afternoon
for Burlington, where he will attend a
conference OF the Vermont Sehoolmas-
tiers club, which holds session there to-
day.
c. F. Smith Of West Patterson street
was in Calais yesterday, when he con-
lucted an auction sale of agricultural
implements and farm land. The farm,
which was the principal piece of real
estate in the sale, was purchased by a
Marshfield man.
The condition of Roswell Miles Of
iraniteville, who was operated on for
appendicitis at the Fannie Allen hospi-
al at Winooski week ago continues
Is rapid recovery and Mr.. Miles is eN-
,ected to be able to return to his home
within week.
Thursdays arrivals at the hotel OTIS |
we're as follows: Mr.. and Mrs. A. ii. |
lumar, Pavilion theatre; G. Gualture, !
revere, Mass; Charles DeMont, Boston;
/. A. Bond, Burlington; Peter Mclntyra,
'oston; w, A. Ahonem. Thomaston, Me; |
. b. Bright, Springfield, Mass.
Another OF the I. o. o. L., NJ. IT,, So
ial dances will &c held this friday |
yening March Ia, dancing to begin at |
o'clock. These dances have been ar
Z nged more for the purpose of adver-
ising the order. than for lucrative pur-
oses, and have been so popular that
he ladies have been requested to repe't
hem very frequently. Price, as usual,
18th refreshments, single l5e, couple Zoe
Ieeting at ! sharp.
According to reliable information from
NO prominent business men, who were
assing the Mathewson school building
at noon, three small children,
no were standing without the school,
lrrowly escaped serious injury and pos
BILE death from a large cake of ice fall
Ig from the roof of the building On
lie slant roof there Is guard TO him
II the snow from falling to ground IN
inter in order to s2feguard the school
lildren. During the recent thaw large
zee of ice formed between the guard
I'd the edge of the roof and yesterday
fell TO earth.
Manager Albert LaCasse has received
,tification from the management Of the |
Mass, high school hockey
ven, who are the reputed champions of
that arrangements can
It be completed for game to be Z
ayed between them for the champion
ip of New England. The Goddard ice
perts unearthed no opposition to speak
in landing the championship of YER /,
)nt and Immediately cast their eyes
yond the borders of the state in hopes
bagging bigger game. The Airing
n management stated that the reason
: its inability to play with the Barre
I'm is that the Boston arena, the only
ailable playing court in Massachus-
., has been engaged for every playing
yht until the arena is closed, around
: middle of April.
Arthur H. Buzzel, proprietor and man
ar of The Buzzell hotel. is contemplat-
!, making extensive alterations to the
tel on Pearl street The first im-
'vement is the enlarging and remoG
ng of the office and writing rooms.
1rk will be commenced on this the first
TT Of next week and, when completed.
offices viii measure 40 feet by q
t. A partition that separates the
sent offices from the cigar rooms will
raised to give allowance for the en-
ged office which is deemed necessary,
ing to the increase of patronage. a
eial feature of The Buzzell is its long
lance telephone service. which viii
the traveller with any point
the eXpanse of the telephone. A long
lance service has been instituted in
main offices.
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