The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-29
TALK OF THE TOWN
No. rs serge at Abbott's.


New suits and coats just in. Fits
Mrs. NJ. Buzz left this forenoon for
Woodstock where she will spend several
days with relatives.
Sale on muslin waists, Wednesday
April 80. Prices up to sl.35. Your choice
for Csc at Vaughans.
J. Kenneth Bowen of Toronto, Ont.
arrived in the city this morning for a
weeks visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. d. b. Scott OF Fort Ed
wards, n. u, were among the visitors in
the city yesterday and to-day.
Granite chapter, No. 20, r NJ, will
hold an installation of the newly elected
officers in the lodge rooms this evening
Daniel Keefe of Foster street left last
evening for Des Moines. Iowa, where he
has secured position in the granite in
dustry.
Mrs. Fannie Fortier. who has been
spending several days with relatives IN
the city. returned this forenoon to her
home in Burlington.
Miss Blanche Cooley who recently
completed her duties in the Daylight
store, has returned to Barre, after spend
ing several days at the home of her UNI
Gle in Middlesex.
Michael Deeb. John Romans and Jo-
seph John. who were in the city to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. II. .Habeb, re-
turned this morning to their home in
North Adams, Mass.
Decorators who have been engaged on
The mural decorations at the Church OF
the Good Shepherd for the past ten days,
have completed their work. The interior
appearance of the church has been ma
terially improved by the painters.
Ernest Christanson of this city, who
has been taking treatment at the state
sanatorium at rittsford for the past
few months. left Pittsford on Sunday
for Quincy. Mass, where he will remain
indefinitely. He was ACCOMPANIED from
Pittsford to Quincy by Olof Christianson,
brother. Mr.. Christianson has been
undergoing treatment at the sanato-
rum and has not been entirely satisfied
with his condition. so decided to remove
to Massachusetts,, where he hopes to ben
eft more from the climatic conditions. =
Friends in this city of Paul Barnard,
son of George w. Barnard. former res
ident of Barre. will be interested to
learn that he is a member of the prize
debating club of the English high school
in Providence. r. l.. where the family
moved few years ago. The young man
is at present a senior in the English high
school. from which institution he will be
graduated the coming June. As one of
the members of the high schools debat-
ing team he has been factor in winning
the silver cup yearly opened to COMPETE
i. Il IS !
dence's high school. There were several
other high school debating teams com
peting with English high for the cup,
Mr. Barnard is former student OF
Spaulding high school and would have
been graduated with this years class
had he remained in Barre
Perhaps the boy scouts have never
realized how closely the various troops
are united until they begin final training
for the exhibition to be held Friday
night. MAY ?. in the opera house. At
least one half the evenings program will
be taken ND hy the boys themselves Nc
one who j. interested in boys and boy
development can afford to miss this ex-
hibition into which the boys themselves
/ are putting a great deal Of time and
thought. The boy scout movement may
not he ideal. but il j. proving = great
I help in boy education. This evening j.
arranged FOR BY the local council Of
Barre. which il composed 81 prominent
men % TIE eitv to show the public what
Kind ~ bows are in the scout movement
and what the movement it-elf means.
I The exhibition i F1say evening. May
?. at 5 O'Clock in the opera house Ad-
mission free.