The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-11
TALK OF THE TOWN


/ day at Vaughans.
II A special sale of muslin curtains, %
a pair, at Perry's on Saturday
H Mrs. Nelson-Church, correct millinery
is located over Barre Times office.
Frozen pudding soc per quart on Sat
H urday, at Hendricks Drug Store.
H For spraying, we have the lime anc
sulphur solution. c. w. Averll q Co
\ Regular Saturday night dance, Aprt
\ II, in Rowland hall, under auspices OF
Riley's orchestra. Ladies, free.
William Cumming, who has been
spending the past few days in the city
returned this afternoon to his home al
South Ryegate.
Thomas Forbes Of Bolster place, who
has been visiting at Hardwick for the
past few days, returned to his home III
this city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pliny NJ. Cutter of 30
Liberty street, who have been passing
the winter in Alva, Fla, and vicinity,
returned to Barre yesterday.
Special sale on ladies' night robes aud
chemises, nicely trimmed with embrold-
cry and laces; regular Sl.25 and VI Tor
SOC. Saturday only. New York Bar
gain House.
4 b. S. Davis of Trow hill today shipped
a consignment of cattle to Boston over
the Montpelier & Wells River road. The
consignment consisted of cows, calves
and hogs.
Porter Averill, who has been spend
ing a few weeks at his home on east
hill, has returned to Fair Haven, where
he is engaged as an instructor at the
high school.
! DR.. II. S. Carver. who has been spend
I ing several days in New York on bus
mess, visited his son. States Attorney
! j. Ward Carver yesterday while on his
way home to Marshfield.
United States Marshal Horace w.
Bailey of Newbury was in the city YES
terday on business visit connected
with the session of naturalization court
held at city hall during the afternoon
and evening.
Mrs. Francis Mccarthy of Averill
street is engaged as instructress at the
ninth grade OF Spauldng graded school.
taking the place of Miss Pearl Estcy,
who is detained at her home at Rchford.
owing to Illness in the family.
The condition of Mrs Il. l.. White Of
Averill street. who submitted to an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis at the City hos.
pital recently. continues to improve
steadily. She viii be able to return
home early next week, the physicians
believe.
Mr.. Merle f. GaskeH and little son
of East street, who have been passing
few weeks at their former home in
Barton, arrived in the city yesterday.
In few days they viii JOIN Mr.. Gas
kell in Bethel. the latter having opened
clothing store there recently
Thursdays arrivals at The Buzzell no. |
tel were as follows; Barrett and Payne, |
Pavilion theatre; Elizabeth Ormsbec, |
Montreal, p. O.; Walter Thomas, BIOS
ton; James Endicott, Mclndoes Fails; |
Louis Provost, Rutland w. A. Black
man, Boston; J. G. Hines. Boston
The entertainment committee OF the I
Newman Dramatic club has definitely /
agreed upon a date to hold its assembly /
dance. The dance will be held in the
Knights of Columbus hall on Wednesday
evening. May I. The affair viii be an
dance Riley's orchestra has
been engaged to furnish music.
Mrs. 6. Miami and Mrs. l.. G. RizAi
returned today from Concord, n. H..
where they were called by the death
Of Charles Comolli. The funeral was
held Yesterday afternoon and the re-
mains were inferred in Concord. A. Bar
lelli, l.. Fontana and Others who wers
allied to Concord for the same purpose,
will return home this evening.
About twenty friends OF Miss Ger
rude Geake gathered at her home on
Church street last evening and rendered
ler reception. The occasion was a
anniversary. The evening was
passed in card playing, games and sing
ng. Miss Mae Carson. speaking in be-
iaf of her friends, presented Miss Geake
handsome manicure set. Miss Geakc
responded to the presentation.
Although rather early to determine
What will be the effect of the shattered
lass on the right eye of August John
on, received at Jones Bros on Mon
ay, it is not thought that the sight
will be lost. Mr.. johnson is at the City
osptal. where he was taken for treat
nent Immediately after the accident.
IN examination revealed that there was
o steel in the eye but that small par
ieles of glass were imbedded.
Sotar J. Charealis, who recently sold
is share in the American Shoe Shin
lg parlars to his cousin, has decided
D remain in Barre until the return of
-ieholas Peters, who is expected to ar
i've in the city early next month. In
he meantime Mr.. Charealis viii tate
iarge of the popcorn stand which Mr.
eters conducts in front of the new
ldrich building through the spring and !
lmmer. :
A consignment of white pine seedlings
~. unloaded in this city yesterday
Y Dan A. Perry who will use them
, further carry on his project of re-
,resting a tract of land which he ae-
lired in Orange sometime ago. The
ceilings. $500 in number, were secured
ON State Forester A. +. Halves in
arlington. They will be set out on
God lot which is already forested by
600 white pine seedlings which Mr..
cry set out some two years ago. The
ceilings are three years old and are
oroughly inspected before leaving the
ate department of forestry. The work
transplanting the seedlings will BE-
arted at once