The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-17
TALK OF THE TOWN


at Knights.
Easter neekwear, all the latest kind
J al Vaughan's.
Avon Hall of Marshneld began worl
for G.. A. Heath this morning.
Abbott a Co. are showing their new
. line of children's colored and whit'
dresses.
Leigh McWhorter OF Richardson street
passed Sunday with friends in camp al
Groton pond.
Mrs. Eliza Collins of Burlington ar
rived in the city Saturday for week
end visit with friends.
II will pay the boys and girls 10 read
the Tilden Shoe eompany's advertise
ment in to-day's Times.
John 0ltilini of Blackwell street went
to-day TO Burlington and st. Adams on
a few days business visit.
Mrs. j. Ward Carver of Church street
has been spending several days at her
former home in Richmond.
w. G. Reynolds OF South Main street
left last night for Boston, where he will
attend the auto truck show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Rochleau OF her
vile, p. O., arrived in the city Saturday
| for weeks visit with relatives.
David Dixson of SO Batchelder street
returned last night. after visiting rea-
| tives in Brookfleld for few days.
Dance in Rowland hall st. Patrick's
day, March IL. Riley's orchestra. Ad-
mission, SOC per couple. Extra ladies,
l0c
t.rl Sawyer Of Merchant street re-
turned yesterday from Boston, where he
has been attending the Boston automo-
bile show.
Harry Fisher returned to Norwich uni
versity last night, after passing few
days at the home of his parents on
Averill street.
Workmen commenced this morning on
the remodeling of the offices of the Buz-
zell hotel. The work will consume the
greater part OF the week.
Burt b. Streeter has resumed his du-
ties as yard clerk at the Central YER
mont freight office, after spending few
days at his home in Waterbury.
The Winifred st. Clair Co., which
opens a weeks engagement at the opera
house this evening, arrived in the city
this forenoon from Plattsburg, n. Y.
Eighty-four couples attended the dance
held in the Rowland hall Saturday
night. Music for the dance was fur
nished by Riley's full singing orchestra.
As | am leaving the city, shall sell
all my household furniture by private |
sale. including nearly new Sunny Glen
wood range. A. p. Eathorne, l07 Semi
nary street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Neyeau Of the |
farm returned Saturday after
noon from Sheldon Springs, where they
have been passing few days with the
latter's parents.
The Grayce Co., which finished
weeks engagement in the opera house
evening with Three Weeks
eft this morning in two special cars for
It. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Cilley of French
treet left to-day for Newbury, where I
hey will make their residence. Mr.. Gil
ey will return to Barre in a few days
or short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard lockwood re-
urned to-day to Waterbury, after pass
ng few days at the home of the lat
er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ. Mel
on, OF Merchant street.
Rt. Rev. William i. Weeks, d. d., ca
djutor OF the Episcopal diocese of Yer
mont, who made an official visit to the
hurch Of the Good Shepherd yesterday,
eturned to Burlington to-day.
The one hundredth anniversary OF the
firth of David Livingstone, the explorer,
which falls on Wednesday, was appro-
riately marked in a sermon preached at
he First Presbyterian church yesterday
" the pastor, Rev. Duncan Salmond.
Rev. f. +. Newell, pastor of the He'd
ing Methodist church, has been selected
D preside at the annual memorial meet /,
ng of the board Of education at the an
ual gathering Of the Vermont Metho-
ist conference to be held in Richford i
ext month.
Miss Susan Bertoli, who acted as
at the wedding of Miss Sedo- V
la Rossi TO Edward Ciresoli Saturday
fternoon, returned to her home in Mont r
elier yesterday, after spending several a
avs with friends on North Seminary a
treet.
March 2s is drawing near and you had i
etter get your tickets for the great in Y
concert to be given In the u
arre opera house on that date. Never
efore has company of snch talented S
myers visited our city. The program I
hould appeal to all English-speaking ma \
and none who possibly can at
md should stay away. Admission, re- il
srved seats, 75c, soc and 35e. See our il
.indow cards and watch the Times for Y
rogram.
Holy week services at the Church Of a
he Good Shepherd were announced yes u
,rday as follows; Evening prayer, Tues ca
ny and Wednesday evenings at 1880 81
clock; holy communion Thursday fore y
bon at l0:30 o'clock; Good Friday.
orning prayer with address at l0:30 ST
I'd evening prayer with sermon at 1880 a
clock. In the church at o'clock Satur- N
W afternoon there will be a baptismal cl
rviee. III
"The Church Atield' in Saturdays
oston Transcript, makes the following W
'mment in connection with its an W
of the Stelzle mass meeting tr
the opera house yesterday; REV. til
larles Stelzle speaks at the opera b.
use, Barre, VT, tomorrow at the re- lii
lest of the city and the labor unions oc
nus, for the first time, the churches and
Dor forces of that city officially CO. is
crate for civic betterment and moral tn
lprovement." ell,
S. David, whose home and res er
urant at PAS North Main street was he
reatened with destruction by fire few ST
seks ago. has decided to give up the M
lick lunch business and the space now TO
cuniad nv tho Tfuion on 70 in tha fronf l IN