The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-11
TALK OF THE TOWN
lew suits aud eoats ID FItts'.

H Embroidery sale az Abbott's this week
Last week of sale ON corsets. A
H Vaughan's.
l. j. Stone returned today TO Cabot
after few days visit in the city.
Buy your Muslin underwear and whit
goods. Last week of sale at Vaughan's
No bag day No tag day Hospita
benefit instead. Rowland hall, March -
Giovanni Berini of North Main stree
has returned home, after weeks visi
in Boston.
Lawrence 0'Neil Of Boston is visiting
III the city as the guest OF friends for !
few days.
George Parker arrived in the city yes
terday from Boston for u few days visit
IN this vicinity.
DIR. /. NJ. Lynde of Wellington street
returned this forenoon from 4 few days
business visit to Boston.
Mrs. b, W. Braley has returned to her
nome in Burlington, after spending a
Few days with friends in the city.
Karl Sawyer of Merchant stTeet went
to Boston last night to attend the auto
mobile show, which cohyenes there this
week.
Dewey Darling of North Main street
returned home this morning. after spend
ing a few days with relatives in Bur.
lington.
Miss Marion Butler returned ypster-
day to her home in Burlington, after a
visit OF several days with relatives in
the city.
Wallace and Harry Sanborn of Chel-
sea were in the city yesterday to attend
the funeral of Edwin Sanborn of pattef-
son street.
Isaac Sirkin of Cottage street re-
turned this morning, after spending
few days in Burlington and Hinesburg
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. +. Flynn returned
this morning to their home in Rutland,
after spending several days with frienas
in Granitevile.
Mrs. George Suitor of Granitevile is
visiting in the city at the home of her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Andrew Olsen of
Washington street.
Harold Morse, who has been visiting |
at the home of his mother, Mrs. Harriet |
Morse of Camp street, returned 10 day |
to Dartmouth college.
William Wilder, who has been visiting
in the vicinity for the past few weeks
as the guest of friends, returned yes
terday to his home at Barton
A. NJ. Morrison of Batchelder street
left yesterday for Hardwick accom-.
panied by Clarence Stetson, who viii
make an extended visit there.
Mrs. f. X. Ellis, who was called to
he city by the illness and death of
Wallace Bruce last week, returned to
ler home at Medford, Mass, yester-
lay
Miss Ray Barney, who has been visit
ng at the home OF her father at South
}arre for the past few days, returned
oday TO st. Johnsbury, where she Is
Employed.
Frank Hutchinson OF French street
eft last evening for Boston on busi-
ess trip. While in Boston Mr.. Hutehin-
on will attend the automobile show
Theh is being conducted there this week
Rev. II. G. Ledyard returned last night !
Q his home in Mortified, after having !
I
Tub at its regular monthly meeting held
the Congregational church yester- 0
ay. a
Miss Lena Abatti of Bolster place. .
no has been detained at home for the !
asst three weeks by the Illness OF her :
lother, Mrs. b. Abiatti was able TO L
sumo her duties at the New England !,
ruit store yesterday.
Miss Ethel Gamble of Division street y
no has been employed in Montpelier y
ntl recently, has assumed duties in 4
Ie +, w. Woolworth store relinquished :,
! her sister, Miss Edith Gamble, who q
Iderwent an operation at the City hos r
tai last Saturday. y
The East Barre Athletic clubs basket NJ
II team will play the first of series
mes with the Mortified town team =
Northfeld Saturday night. Lewis IT
BAR OF this city, who is making an ex- :
nded stay with bis grandparents in
is one of the forwards on go
e East Barre quintet. g g
Spaulding high school and Goddard r
minary face each other tonight at the 90
ureh street gymnasium in the final toe
me OF their series. The lineup Of the CHI
ddard team is as follows: Tierney ami
drich, forwards Bishop. center; Fec tra
land Farrell, guards. The Spaulding ere
lyers will be placed as follows; Brown =
d Levin, forwards; Lebourveau, CEN NJ
:; Troupe and Sowles, guards. -
Efforts are being made at Spauhing :
,h school to have the senior class III
'roduce their three act comedy. \
addy," sometime in the near future
the high school chapel for the benefit
the baseball team. The play has q
N staged twice and on both occasions "a
! met with success and at present
re is strong sentiment for its re,
duction.
friends in this city and vicinity will
interested to learn that the opera n
n for appendicitis. to which Roswell I'VE
IS, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Miles
Graniteville, submitted Saturday ut @E
Fanny Allen hospital at Winooski. -
, successful and that rapid recov- -
is expected. Mr.. Miles, who has n
n visiting at the hospital at Wi kI
ski, returned to GranitevilIe vester. vi
and when leaving was advised that
augured well for complete recov-
lesley Hoffman, manager of the Barre En-
letic club baseball team. has com.
ICED negotiations for games for the
ing season. Mr.. Hoffman is CORE =,
lding with several of the best known Ma