The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

New Easter neckwear at Abbott's.
Miss Elizabeth Elwel of Nashua, Y
H., arrived in the city yesterday for 9
few days visit with relatives on North
Main street.
who has been visiting at White River
Junction for the past few days, returned
to the city yesterday.
E, ID. Cipe, one of the directors OF
the Winlfred st. Claire company, APP
pearing at the opera house this week, re-
turned last evening to New York.
Leo Franz of North Main street, who
for the past month has been touring
New York state in the interests Of d
weekly magazine, returned last evening
from Rome, n. Y.
You cannot afford to miss what the
Riley orchestra have in store for you on
Monday, March "a, at the hospital ball.
Come and hear the original train effect,
the xylophone solos and duets, some.
thing doing all the time.
The rehearsal of the young people of
the Hedding Methodist church, who are
to participate in the Easter musical
program at the church, will be held to.
night at 7 o'clock All those who are
to take part in the program are re-
quested to be on time.
John Corcoran of Rockford, ILL.,, aud
his daughter, Mrs. Merton Sabins of
Richmond, were visitors in the city yes.
terday spending the day as the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Michael Corcoran Of
Short street Mr.. Corcoran, who has
been visiting at Richmond for the past
few weeks, left today for his home at
Rockford.
The trap shooting season will be in
augurated on Saturday afternoon at the
Montpelier Gun club grounds at River
side park, near the car barns. The shoot
will commence at 1880 p. IN. and all
those interested in this branch of sport
are urged to make their appearance. A
large delegation of Barre shooters are
expected to be present at the shoot
Master Warren Burr, the little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. u Burr of Camp
street, entertained nearly twenty-five of
his young friends yesterday afternoon,
the occasion being his fifth birthday an
niversary. Games were enjoyed dur
ing the earlier hours of the party and |
afterwards dainty refreshments were |
served. Master Warren was the recipl. |
cnt of several birthday presents from
his youthful guests.
Posters for the first annual benefit /
lance under the auspices of the Barre
Athletic club have been distributed /
throughout the city. The dance is to be i
leld in the Rowland hall on Thursday 4
evening. April 10. Rileys orchestra has
been engaged to furnish music for the
lance. The proceeds from the dance will
,e devoted to the maintenance of the
baseball team during the coming year.
Robert Wright, Duncan Mcmillan and
Robert johnson will act as floor man
gers.
Last evening in the Libersont hall at II
Cast Barre the East Barre A. A. defeat
d the Columbia A. c. of this city by Z
score of Ga to rs. The game was one 4
{ the fastest and cleanest played at
last Barre this winter short time
fter the game was opened it was evil t
ent that the Barre organization wa z e
Hoar and McAuley were the II
lost conspicuous players on the floor; v
he latter outnumbered Carroll, the b
hamroc< center. in basket shooting, t
wo to one The lineup of the East
ARE club was as follows Taplin, cen |,
n; f. Rourke and MeAuley, forwards, "
7. Rourke and Hoar, guards. The Fl
blowing is the personnel of the Column $
ia A. c.: Smith, center Riley and To- "
as, forwards; Levin and Carroll, b
Iards. s.