The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-14
TALK OF THE TOWN


Naughan's.
Forty five inch wolfe bouncing 9s cents
at Knights.
Chldren's colored dresses. Paris
Shirtwaist House.
Try pair of Turf hose for boys anl
girls l5c pair. AT Perry's.
A lot of 30 and 70 cent books TO close
at 10 and 25 cents each. Barre Book
Store.
See the new ping pong blouse, latest
fad, sold exclusively at the Paris Shirt
waist House
Buy your rubber boots and shoes at
Eastman Brothers. Our prices are the
lowest in the city.
Homer Croteau left yesterday for
Montreal p. O., where he will visit rel
atiyes for several days.
c. J. Allen OF Beckley street returned
last night after spending week in
Boston ut the auto show.
| NJ. l.. Gaskel of East street went
this morning to Bethel, where he will
visit friends for few days.
The ladies aid of the Baptist church
will serve casserole supper Tuesday,
March Is. Watch for menu.
Get your oleomargarine from II. ..
Smith. Best in town. Can't tell it
from butter Is to zoe per pound.
r. Calcagni, who has been spending
two months at his former home in Italy,
arrived in the city this morning from
New York
$. Comolli returned this morning from
New York, where he recently landed, aft
er spending two months at his former
home in Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Fenwick, who have
been visiting friends in the city for a
few days, left this forenoon for their
home in Worcester.
Mrs. w. j. LeBarron of Waterbury ar |
rived in the city yesterday for a visit at |
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Miles of |
South Main street.
Where are you going Wednesday, |
March 10? Come over to the Preshy |
terrain church concert. Tickets, l5c; chill. |
dren under fifteen, l0c.
Miss Mildred Payson returned this
forenoon to her home in White River
after spending several days
with friends in the city.
When you are asked to buy ticket
for the hospital benefit, do not refuse.
You may not need to use the hospital,
but there are many who do.
The children OF the Baptist Sunday
school are requested to meet at the I
church tomorrow Saturday afternoon
at 2;30 to rehearse for the Easter con-
cert. 4
G. Albisetti arrived in the city this
morning from New York, where he re- .
emily landed from Italy. He viii re-
side with his father, Louis Albisetti, Of |
Short street.
Miss Katherin j. Ahern OF al East
treet left this forenoon for Springfield,
Mass, where she will make short visit
With friends before going to Boston for 4
weeks stay.
The meeting tonight in the First I
BAPTIST church at 1880 will be the last
week night meeting in which Mr.. Prin- !
lie will speak His subject is "No
lther Name" The ladies quartet will
ing. I
There will be rehearsal for the mems
horus at the First Baptist church this !
vening at $3.50 sharp, and for the full Z
ioir at o'clock All those who have !
ooks of the cantata, David please Z
ring them.
j. B. Casellini of Pleasant street is
owly recovering from an operation
hich he underwent several weeks ago.
e will be able to be out of doors soon,
though some time win yet elapse be-
re he is able to resume work
Walter Wood of New Bedford, Mass, X
no has been spending several days IN
10 city as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. -
Gorge w. Mann of Wellington street,
emit this morning to Stowe, where he GO
i'll make short stay before returning mr.
me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mcknight of da
,rsythe place left last night for Bel 81
st Me-, to which place they accompan-
l the remains of the formers brother, SD
lvid Mcknight, whose death occurred sh
lesday night.
The condition of Alex. Barclay who tn
Is removed to Heaton hospital in Mont 10
lier to undergo an operation for APP
ndicitis, is reported to be more en- gu
lraging. Mr.. Barclays condition was tel
ry serious, the doctors having to give
operating until he recovered some en-
lat. w
9. +. Smith, auctioneer, solo, Wednes- !
y, the II. ID. b. Dwinell estate. Per- W
nal property, 81 head of cattle, horses, 70
g and farm machinery all brought
y satisfactory prices. Yesterday be an
d for d. L. Scott on the east hill in se'
lais, his farm and personal property. :
RIM was sold to Frank Gray of Marsh mo-
d for 81 500. era
meeting of the Barre woman's 49,
b will be he'll on Monday afternoon Go
2:30 in Vineitia lodge room. Mem ST.
ship tickets will be ready at this \
citing for all who come prepared. The vas
rter membership list will be held open ~
one week following this meeting. in
large attendance is desired
'hsrles S. Bixby, former resident of has
re, and well known in local wrestling era
les, is one of a party of Morrisville the
4, who are trying to revive the game A
.amoille county. Mr.. Bixby's services tur
a referee are in frequent demand and he
vas he who presided over the match his
ween Young Gotch of Claremont, y. \
and Young Pera of Hardwick at Nor turl
lille this week. The Hardwick won wht
match in straight falls. witt
he floral contributions at the funeral bile
David Mcknight included the follow I
Pillow, Robert Mcknight and fam Bap