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


New lot Of serims az Abbotts.
Ladies' house dresses 9sc and up. Al
Naughan's.
J. +. Mari returned to-day TO viii
Jamestown after few days visit IN
the city.
!. A. Ranney returned to-day TO Cabot
after passing few days in the city
on business.
Judge II. w. Scott returned yester.
day from a business trip to Northheld
and vicinity.
+. j. Merrill went Saturday 10 Marsh.
field, whore he win spend several days
with friends.
] John Ferguson left this morning for
Wells River, where he will be employed
for few weeks.
A. Simpson left Saturday for Mont
real, 7. O., where he will enter a hos
lpital for treatment.
Charles Russell who has been pass
! ing a few days in the city, returned
yesterday to kecne, n. II.
Mrs. Moses Gotler of Seminary street
left to-day for Burlington. where she
will visit with relatives for few days.
Lucius Provencher OF Summer street
left Saturday night for Newport, where
he was called by the death OF his broth
er.
Daniel Greenlay, who has been EN-.
ployed in Barre for several months. left
Saturday for his home in Sherbrooke,
l.. q.
Grover c. Hall of @ Beacon avenue left
this forenoon for Claremont, y. H.,
where he was called by the illness OF his
father.
Mrs. b. Abiatti of Bolster place is
slowly recovering from an illness which
has confined her to the house for the
past six weeks.
Mrs. George II. Bishop of 1857 Wash
ington street, who was stricken serious
ly i'll several weeks ago, was able to be
out of doors Saturday.
Moses \. Gotler OF Seminary street,
who is recovering from an operation for
appendicitis, went Saturday to Burling
ton for weeks visit with friends.
f. Peyereli and A. Rossnelli of North
Main street returned last night from
New York City, where they have been
spending several days on business.
Sundays arrivals at the Buzzell hotel
were as follows; Peter Nedeau Mont !
real; Alfred Wood, Boston; b, A. Good |
rich, Chelsea; c. f. Alien. Chelsea
c. c. Odell of the Plainfeld road re-
turned Saturday from Fair Haven
where he has been spending several days |
with his daughter, Miss Alice 0dell.
William Rossi went to Burlington on
Saturday for a visit with friends. He /
was accompanied as far as Waterbury |
by A. Colombo wh,e win return to Barre
tomorrow
Mrs. Edith Bascom, who has been
relatives in the city and Chel
sea for the past ten days, was a visit
nome to Fair Haven.
G. Galfetti, who has been spending
he winter at his former home in Swift
'rland arrived in the city last evening
rom New York, where he recently land
d on a Cunard liner shipping out of
1herbourg, France
James Turner of Dewevs Falls, n. H.. 4
who was called to the city by the death J
# Lyman Mead last week. left to-day I
or Bethel, where he will remain in
Mr.. Turner is contemplating a
eaying within few weeks for Chicago q
o make his residence. II
bbHH y. AuiHbuH am w dlttF W Optf / j
tho have been spending few days in In
.arre as the guests Of E. NJ. Laws, left o
aturday night for their home in Win /
hester, Va. Alessrs. Calhoun and Wood v
ave been north on business trip for \
eyeral weeks and were delayed last
eek in returning home on account OF
ashouts along the railroad route they
roposed to follow.
According to the agreement existing v
etween the merchants and the clerks,
doptcd a year ago, all stores will,
tomorrow, April l., remain a.
pen until o'clock evening, with the ;,
reception Of Mondays and Saturdays :,
he stores win remain open for the ensu- -
~ three months until o'clock. then =;
Ringing back to their former schedule y
$3.50 for another three months.
Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Baldwin. who have e,
zen spending the winter in Florida. :,
rite from Lynn Haven in that state :;
lat they will start for home either Il
pril 2 or g. spending two or three h. !,
eeks in the trip. They will come by = :.
ay of Ohio and will visit relatives in =.
,kemont, n. y. They report that -
ange blossoms ''as we'll as hundreds of ~
her Towering trees and plants are in
DOM at Lynn Haven.