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

Buster cloth at Abbott.
The Sunday school In Plainfold will
be held as usual.
Mrs. Nelson Church, correct millinery
is located over Barre Times Office.
Miss Bessie Smith of Maple avenue
left last night for Boston, where she
will visit for two weeks.
| The Barre Wholesale milk producers will
meet in Unity temple, South Barre, at
| 1880 tomorrow night friday.
William Thompson and Charles Cum
niings of South Rvegate arrived in the
city this morning for few days bust
ness visit
Miss Grace Dillon of Merchant street
returned last evening from Marshfeld,
where she has been spending the past
few days
Mr. and Mrs Homer c. Ladd and
daughter of Orange street went this
forenoon to Burlington for a short visit
with friends.
| Special sale on ladies' night robes aud
chemises, nicely trimmed with embrold-
cry and laces; regular Sl.25 and 81 Tor
soc. Saturday only. New York Bar
gain House.
The entertainment committee of the
Barre Athletic club are intending to
make their dance tonight one of the
social events OF the season. Riley's or
chestra will render several of their latest
selections for the first time this evening.
John Lane, who was formerly employ
ed as porter at the hotel Otis, arrived IN
the city this morning from Detroit,
Mich. for few days visit before going
to his home at Williamstown. Mr.. Lane
has been employed in the automobile
factories at Detroit for some time past
I he first of the series of post-Lenten
dances to be held under the auspices
of the Knights of Columbus at their
hall in the Scampini building, will be
held on Wednesday evening, April IT,
Riley's orchestra has been engaged to
furnish music.
Friends in the city will be interested
to learn that Charles PRIME, who sub
mitted to an operation for appendicitis
at the Mary Fletcher hospital Burling.
ton, Tuesday, is making rapid recovery.
Mr. PRIME, who is now a resident of
resided in this city for many !
years.
Remember that the Barre Athletic
club is conducting a benefit dance in the
hall tonight. The club has
spared no pains to make the affair a I
grand success. Come out and lend your !
assistance to the support OF the baseball
club during the coming season. Riley's
singing orchestra will furnish the music
Is cents. Extra ladies, 10
cents.
r. S. Currier. supervisor of roads of
county, was in Burlington
to attend an informal meet
ing Of county road supervisors held at
The Van Ness hotel G. w. Gates, state
road commissioner, was present at the
meeting. ID. w. Winslow, an engineer
If good roads Of the United States gov
who has been stationed in this
tate, spoke at length to the gathering.
The first misfortune to visit the camp
# the Goddard seminary baseball team
his spring came yesterday, when Clar-
nee Bishop, the most promising candi-
late for the catching staff, had his left
land split. The former Sunset league J
,layer will be unable to participate in
'ractice for few days. Practice last
light failed to bring forth several of {
he best material Witt, the school-boy '
iarshfield, is expected to return to the
chool tomorrow. Feeley, who is at :
will not return to school /
or another week. t
The American shoe shining parlors, {
'hich have been conducted in the base c
rent of the French building for the past
wo months under the firm name of r
tilos & Charealis, is now owned solely | r
v George Milos, as the result OF a 5
which was completed this a
1renoon, when Sotar j. Charealis trans O
red his share in the business to the S
der partner. The shoe stand was orig I
tally purchased by the firm from /
Gorge Maniatty. who owns the United !
-uit store near by. Mr.. Charealis has q
OF completed his plans for the future, n
Though he contemplates going to Low {
l. Mass, to--emgage in business. r