The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-19
TALK OF THE TOWN
Easter ribbons al Abbott's.

.
Easter ribbons al Abbott's.
Exhibition suits and coats NJ IL. W.
knights.
Regular meeting of Barre lodge, \. L.
10. T.. tonight.
Don't forget the concert tonight at
the Presbyterian church,
Fashion DEGREES lower heels in foot.
wear. Ask the Tilden Shoe Co. 10 show
them TO you.
A good time awaits you where's At
the clerks dance, Rowland hall, March
l25. Only soc per couple.
William Jones left yesterday after.
moon for Rutland, where he was called
by the death of his sister.
Miss Simpson, ladies' halter; special
showing OF smart, distinctive styles Fri.
day, March 81, Montpelier, Vt.
The dance to be held on March % il
a public affair. Come and have good
time under the auspices of the retail
clerks
Brown bread. beans, doughnuts, cake
and jelly for sale at the Universalst
tvestry on Saturday afternoon. Order
early. Cali 1912.
A regular meeting of the A. O. Con.
dos will be held in W'orthen hall ON
Thursday, March 20, at p. IN. sharp. !
Business important.
Mrs. Maude Griffin returned this morn |
ing to her home in Bangor, Me-, after |
spending several days with relatives IN
Barre and Montpelier.
George Durelle OF Boston arrived in
the city this morning for few days
business visit in the interests of ton.
serial supply company.
John Cheyne of North Main street left |
yesterday for Montreal, p, O., where he
will meet his cousin, who is returning
to Vermont from Scotland.
The Baptist choir win have a special
Easter rehearsal at the church tonight
at o'clock Every member of the choir
is requested to be present
All the children of the Baptist Sun.
day school are requested to meet at the
church tomorrow Thursday afternoon
directly after school for rehearsal.
The Sunday school cabinet of the Bap. ,
fist church which was to meet with ,
Mrs. Cave tonight, will be postponed
on account of the special choir rehearsal. ,
Tuesdays arrivals at the Buzzell hotel
were as follows; S. Evans, Cincinnati,
o.; o. f. Allen. Chelsea; James Brown,
Shelburne; William Roberts, Burling-
ton.
The quarterly supper, given at the
Baptist church last night, was highly
praised by all who partook. A spirit OF
sociability permeated the crowd and the
OF ladies who had charge Of }
the supper may well be proud of the re- I
cults of their labors. !
Tickets for the clerks dance can be }
secured from the committee in cherg4 I
who are as follows: George Bellows at
Kings store, Kino Maggiani at McWhor-
,er store, Arthur l.. Pierce at the Di-
'ect Importing company and Elon Bar !
EFT and John Callaghan.
Mrs. Harriet Little wishes to thank
II those dear friends in Barre who so
indy contributed for the beautiful col .
ection Of flowers received on the morn
ng Of her 10th birthday. The flowers :
we're greatly appreciated and received z
With many heartfelt thanks. y
The announcement in yesterdays !
lines to the effect that Mr.. Lamont is 2
0 sing at the Presbyterian church con- =
ert this evening was a mistake. Mr. :
.amont finds it impossible to take part 2
a the program on account of a previous =
Engagement, which cannot be cancelled. !
George Mcdonald of Perry street, who Z
as made his home in this city for sew :
raj years, leaves tonight for Los An. =
eles, Cal, where he will join his broth Z
r, William Mcdonald, a former resi- :
emit of Barre. The former win be en- =
loyed as stationery engineer in Los y
ngeles.
The local council of the boy scouts
Barre met last night at the fire sta
on President Donald Smith pre-
ded and there were IA members pres
1T. The council decided to take definite
cps in securing headquarters for the no
ARE troops and also to plan for an rel
Itertainment in the opera house, where
, the public may be taught what the las
" scout movement is. y.
Miss Florice Clifford was rendered a fri
rprise party at her home on the East
ontpelier road last evening. the ,c- at
sion being her eighteenth birthday al. sti
versary. Miss Clifford was taken he
holly by surprise as she had been fir
sent for the day, only to return at
ghtfall to be greeted by merry crowd no
fifty of her friends. The earlier sh,
urs of the evening were given over of
music and games. Afterwards, re- Fe
eshments of ice cream and cake were pa
rived, at which time Clarence Clifford,
other of the hostess presented her a the
1nogram ring in behalf of the company no,
reminder Of the happy occasion. ma
IS Clifford made fitting response. is
e party came to an end at midnight. reg
Ter everyone had extended best wishes Cit
the hostess. {