The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

Fancy trimming ribbons at Knights
Sale of 27-inch flouncings Saturday at
Abbott's.
Childrens dresses and coats at the
Vaughan Store.
If it is new top coat or rain coat
see the McWhorter Co.
Mrs. Nelson Church, correct millinery
is located over Barre Times Office
Pay your gas bills before April 10
and save discount. It's worth while.
Thomas Jameson of Williamson IL
entered the City hospital Tuesday for
treatment.
An extra value in bed spreads, Sl.l9
EACH regular Sl.50 value, at Perry
on Saturday.
Make no engagement for April JIG,
but go to the concert at the Presbi-
terrain church.
Photographs and pictures of any kind
Currier building
Cyril Verge has returned to his home
in Middlesex, after spending several days
with friends in the city,
Hen Men! Cabbages make fertile eggs;
SOC per hundred pounds. Inquire of 9. d.
Waterman or phone ABB.
The Spaulding gee club win give a
concert at the Presbyterian church on
Wednesday evening, April l6.
Mrs. Walter Main and two ehildrV
have returned home, after spending
few days with relatives in Groton.
Public dance at East Barre opera
house Saturday, April II. Harris or
chestra. Admission so cents. Ladies
! free.
Samuel Fryer returned last night to
his home in Monteala, n. Y, after spend
ing several days in the city on bus
| mess.
The Frank McWohter Co. will send
panama hats next Monday, April IA, to
be cleaned and reblocked Bring your
hats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Park left last
night for Boston, where Mrs. Park will
select goods for the Paris shirtwaist
House.
A regular meeting OF st. Johns court,
No. 522, will be held this evening at
o'clock A social hour with luncheon
viii follow.
Hot rolls and spaghetti, with tomato
sauce. by order only. Saturday, brown
bread, beans and doughnuts. Order OF |
Mrs. Cove. 1912
Euardo Gelpi, who has been absent /
on an extended visit at his former home
in Italy, arrived in the city this morn
ing from New York.
Secretary Charles II. Wishart of the
Granite Manufacturers association left
last night for Boston, expecting to be
absent until Saturday.
Ernest Stephens, former instructor
at Spaulding high school, has returned
to Newton, Mass after passing few /,
days with friends in the city.
GLASGOW, substitute for linen, l2iac
a yard fine white. tan, blue and brown,
usually sold for l5c. We shall ask you
only l2lac at Perry's on Saturday.
George Geners, who was called 70
Barre by the death OF Mrs. George Kar-
kanedes, returned yesterday to Manehes
ter. n. H.. where he is employed.
The ladies of the Baptist missionary
society please take notice. meeting
Of Importance is to be held at Mrs. Rog-
ers', Richardson street, Friday, April II,
at 2 p. m.
Special sale on ladies' night robes ard
hemises. nicely trimmed with embroid. ]
ry and laees; regular SIPS and 81 for
'9c Saturday only. New York Bar
pain House.
A towel bargain, , for Poe, take mo- 9
ice of the size, l5x32, fine white huos {
weave; better than the one we sold so i
many of last Saturday 3 for Zoe. AT &
'ery's on Saturday. i
Alexander Gulick, who has been en-. q
,aged in installing Brunswick ice ma !
hine at the Smith & Cummings store on t
North Main street, has returned to his !
ZONE in New Brunswick, y. i.
A sugar social will be held at the
lome of Luther Nelson Thursday even
ng, April 10, for the benefit OF Cobble /.
Hill grange. Grange ladies please bring
oughnuts. Everyone invited. Fee, loo.
w. H. Harrison, president Of the Har- j
ison Granite Co, has returned to his I
ome in New York, after spending a "
ew days in Barre on business connect 1
d with the company's local manufae n
uring plant. e
Mrs. Frank Trow of Trow hill and
Hiss Maude Lyman of Plainfield left to- a
ay for Boston, where they will pass e
everal days with the formers son and S
aughter. CLYDE Haskins and Miss n
ilanche Haskins. 81
Millinery parlors for sale: Owing to d
! health of owner, they must be dis g
osed of, and If sold at once will be Sc
Did at a sacrifice. All new goods, p
trictly up-to-date, starting in with one lie
{ the best trades in the city. Empo- C
um Hat Shop, 2O0h North Main street, o.
ARE, Vt. III
I'm concert which is to be held in ~
ne Hedding Methodist church on the !,
vening of Friday, April 25, Alfred 4. =, ~
arland of New York, the celebrated ylo. :,
n virtuoso, will be introduced. Mr. a.
arland has made one appearance in IT
ARE and it has been at the request - =,
local music lovers that he has been -
duced to make a return visit. The ~
edding male chorus will also furnish 81
to the program. Arrange =,
ents for the concert have been under ~
ay for several days. ~
A. J. Baldwin received word yester- re
" from Lima, O., of the death of his al,
mt, Mrs. Mary Carnes. widow of the ii,
te John Carnes. She died April 2 of lin
and was buried April 4. Mrs W,
,rnes' age was 81 years, two months tn
I'd ten days. Mr. and Mrs. Carnes tn
rmerly lived at East Barre and went
est many years ago, where Mr.. CarnCs err