The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

Have you seen the SILK dress Naiue'
at Abbott's.
Nineteen cent gauze vests, Saturday
at l2Mc each at Vaughan's.
It's worth while 10 read our adv.
page 5. C. n. Kenyon d Co,
Remember the United Fruit Store re-
ceives strawberries twice day.
just what you waited for at Satur-
days sale. c. N. Kenyon & Co.
Try malt bread for a change and see
the difference. At the City Bakery.
A daughter has been born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest n. Worthen of Springfield
Mass
Thirty.nine cents pair. A special
value on lace curtains at Perry's on
Saturday.
Frozen pudding delivered by the quart,
or at our fountain, Saturday browns
Drug Store.
Now is the time to get your screen
windows and doors repaired at the G. l..
Bugbee mill.
Judge II. w. Scott left last night on
few days business trip to Burlington
and Rutland.
Auction sale at and p. m. Saturday
at old city auction rooms, Pearl street.
| 0. H. Hale, auctioneer.
| Mrs. William Parks of Warren street
left yesterday for Waterbury, where she
will spend several days with relatives.
Mrs. Ella Mudgett returned this morn
ing to her home in Stowe, after spend
ing a few days with friends in the
city.
Mrs. c. j. Pillsbury of fremont street
went yesterday to Groton, where she
will visit until the latter part of the
week.
The admission to the Farland concert
at the Methodist church tonight is 30
cents Children under 10 years, l5
cents.
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock Mrs.
Nelson Church will place on sale twenty
trimmed hats at 80. Sale closes Satur-
day night.
Miss Blanche Cooley, who has been
spending the past week in the city,
returned yesterday to her home at East
Montpelier.
Miss Jessie Worcester, who has been
spending several days at her home in
South Barre, has returned to Bradford, |
where she is employed.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Cheney of Berlin, who has
been at the City hospital, is stopping |
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Perry, for few days.
Mrs. Harold Barton of Cambridge,
Mass. is making an extended stay at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
V. f. Ayers of Ayers street,
Mrs. Martha Heath and daughter,
of Washington street left
yesterday for Montreal, where they will
.u;a la 10 e.
Mrs. NJ L. Cheney wishes to thank
her many friends who so kindly remem-
bered her birthday with post card
shower while she was at the City hos
pital.
Bananas, bananas, bananas Special
Tor Saturday, best bananas zoe dozen
l6 for Csc; l5e dozen, or 20 for 25e,
1t United Fruit Store, rs North Main
street.
Mrs. Paulina Casellini left last night
Tor New York, where she will visit for
, few days before sailing for an indef-
lite visit at her former home at Chi
1850, Switzerland.
Don't miss the opportunity to buy at {
rour own price. Your chance to do so
omorrow afternoon at o'clock, when
he 7. H. Dyer sale takes place, See ad, !,
n another column.
Miss Grace Newhall of Orange street
las completed her duties with the Gran
te Mutual Fire Insurance company. She
las gone to Norwich, n. y, where she .
as secured a position.
Willim r. Dewey, who has been en-
Logged in this vicinity for the past two /,
lonths, has gone to st. Adams, where !,
e is employed as yard brakeman by !
he Central Vermont railroad.
Tomorrow afternoon the general pub y
c of the city will have the first op. !,
to get line on the Barre a
. c. baseball team. The game will be "
layed on the seminary campus. .,
The boys from twelve to sixteen, of !;
lie Brook street Italian Sunday school, ).
i'll meet at o'clock Saturday morn
g for fishing trip. Bring lunch a,
nd a couple OF potatoes for roasting, y
A group of local baseball admirers :,
ent to-day to Mortified to attend the -
orwich-St. MchaePs college baseball a,
anne this afternoon. Alex. Fowlie of =;
ARE is catching for the st. Michael's :, :,
am. Ia
All those going to Graniteville on -
Tednesday, April 80, please give their g.
lmes to the committee not later than II
onday, the 2sth. Fred Suitor, Alex. :.
tchie, G. Phillips or James Gall, sec ~
tary.
Robert Mulch, who as been spending J.,
e winter at his former home near -. -
berdeen, Scotland, arrived in the city ~
lis morning from Philadelphia, Pas, H.
here he recently landed from the Amer :"
IN liner, Merton.
The L. A. Drown Buick motor agency =, ~
is week unloaded three cars of Buick -
tomobies consigned to the NJ. & W. r.
eight yards from the Detroit factories. ~
/ of the machines were delivered at =.
ce to customers. -
The Young Ayers Streets defeated - ~
e Washington Streets at the Washing g.
n street grounds last evening, by the "
pre- of Is TO H. The batteries were: =.
liver and Christie for the winners and
att and Craig for the losers. =.
There will be lecture by Mr.. Ed ~
rds of Montpelier on his trip abroad, :"
20 a musical program and refresh h,
nts in the Congregational church May ~.
It s o'clock. Admission, zoe for adults s.'
4 l0c for all pupils in the public 20,
FOOLS.
The colt foaled few weeks ago by IA
uise Mack, 2:ll3A, sired by AL Dill NJ
d, 2:09h, has been named Al billiard Nc,
As great results are expected on the 80
e course in the future of the colt ny
have been produced by the stallion