The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

II left yesterday for Boston to attend ia,
III automobile show.
II Fred st. Pierre of Megantic, Z. Q
arrived IN the city yesterday Tor bust
N ness visit Of several days
II W. T. Robinson of Alorristown, n. j.
H arrived IN the city yesterday for bus
II mess visit OF several days.
II Notice TO customers: Another large
II shipment OF house dresses by freight TO
DAY. Paris Shirtwaist House.
H u. q. ,. Bucknell who has been visit.
ing IN the city for the past few days
i returned yesterday to Burlington.
Il q. A. Mosher of Brighton, Mass, is
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
George A. Bemis of Long street,
tuesdays arrivals mt the hotel Otis
were as follows' Howard $. Thompson,
bostoni +. l.. Wallen, Portland, Me.
Miss Daisy Rae of Railroad street re-
turned home last night, after passing a
Few days with relatives in Burlington.
Mrs. William Cooley of East Mont.
pelier is passing a few days at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. c. II. kendrick, of
Academy street.
The Sunbeams and Barracks of the
Presbyterian church are asked to be at
the vestry tonight wednesday, at I
O'Clock. Social.
$. II. Barnes of Highland avenue, who
fell on the ice a few weeks ago ana
sustained fractured rib, was able to be
out OF doors yesterday.
! +. W. Boardman OF Claremont, n. IT,,
is passing few days in the city on
business connected with the local offices
of the Sullivan Machinery Co.
] All h. .ls 2 A.
1 day school are asked to meet at the
church tomorrow Thursday afternoon,
directly after school for rehearsal.
| The ladies' aid society Of the Presby-
terrain church will meet this evening at
the home OF Mrs. Peter Park, Currier
building, instead of ut the church. as
| previously announced
Mrs. +. r. Jameson and sister, Mrs.
Judson Lee, who have been spending
several days with Mr. Jameson on Lib
erty street, left last night for their
home in Montreal, p. Q.
There viii be a meeting tonight Mt
the Baptist church at 7;30 to which
all are invited The service of song
will be followed by short sermon by
Rev. n b. Prindle.
Harry Davis returned this morning to |
Bradford after a few days visit in the |
city. Mr. Davis was formerly employed !
in this city as a plumber at the G. w. |
Averill hardware store.
Mrs. John Darling and Mrs. Lizzie |
Crown, who have been visiting as the /
guests of Mrs. W. r. Page of Wiley |
street for the past few d1 have re-
turned to their home at Groom.
The condition of Alfred Edwards
well known singer who has been con
fined to his home on Bcckley avenue for
the past week with pneumonia, is some
what improved today.
c. r. Allen, jr., formerly city engineer
for Barre and for the past seven years
with the New York state highway d.
partment announces that he has opened
an office as consulting engineer at %
State street, Albany, n. Y, making
street and highway work speciality.
Friends in this vicinity will be inter
ested to learn that Clyde Haskins of
this city was graduated last week from
Bryant & STATIONS Business college at
Boston. Mr.. Haskins has accepted d
position with a large business 7
firm in Boston and will assume his du
ties with the company soon.
Spaulding high school will play its
inal scheduled game Of the season on I
Friday night at the Church street GYM {
iasium. when it faces Montpelier high !
ehool in the second game of the series. I
fhe lineup of both clubs will be iden O
ical with that presented in the first /
,ame between the two schools. Is
The second of the series of dances Il
hat are being conducted this winter !
nder the auspices of the Hiawatha
odge and the Bright Star Rebekah lodge,
o. o. F., was held last evening in the
odd Fellows hall in the Gordon build r
ng. Punch and waters were served to
he dancers during the dancing.
The American Tool Sharpener Co. is
tanning to erect building for manu- =
leturing purposes on Wiley street, per- al
lission having been granted the direc- te
Ors by the city council. The structure de
to be 1886 feet in dimensions and fo
i'll extend along the line between the al
roperty owned BY the Hoyt & Lehour- m
eau Co. and that of Marion & O'Leary.
York on the new building will be start
within a few weeks.
Senior students of Goddard seminary Sc
i'll present their annual class play at
oddard hall on the evening of Friday,
arch 81. "Higbee of Harvard" n three
t farce. has been selected. and cast NJ
eight students is rehearsing the parts .n
lily. Those who will participate are 10
erbert Merrill, G. L. NJ. Newton, Wes- pr
n Cate, Marion Upper, Joseph d. Fee III
Y, Eta Rhoads, Naomi Lowerre and Sc
lura Laime. 10
j. f. Sadlier, "a Elm street, has just Ie'
ceived a splendid sample line of ladies my
Id misses spring suits, coats, one piece pa
esses,s skirts, ETC.; also mems made-to- =
easure spring suits. These goods are, II
far as it is possible to buy them. the
oduct of union labor. Our line of art i
uares, linoleums, floor oil cloths. rugs clu
C., is now more complete than ever. an
lese goods can be obtained through our S
representatives. in Graniteville and No
ontpelier, respectively Z. n Prescott. zen zen
S. Laramie and George Reid. Our SUI
rec systems--cash, payments, mail or -
rs-are anxious to save you. Try us No :
ce.-Advt. hos
President James Gallagher of the ope
amrock 4. A. has submitted the fol-
wing lineup for the approval of the F
ledonia \. A. Of South Ryegate for Mrs
e championship game Friday night at -
ellis River: Grady and Smith, guards; n
rroll, center; Ogston and Stuart. for II
rds. Reservations on the chartered DI
in for Friday evening have been made
the |. r. c. band, which win accom-