The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-11
TALK OF THE TOWN



Shawmut rubbers at Fits.
Buy your wash goods at vaughan's
Order goods of Abbott and get free
parcel post.
Hendricks Corn saEe will kill your
eorns for Toe,
The store for laces and embroideries,
At Naughan's,
Giacomo Rizzi of Groton arrived in
the city this forenoon for few days
visit.
w. III. Varnum arrived in the city this
morning from Jacksonville for few
days visit.
No need OF having corns when Toe
box Of Hendricks Corn Salve will re-
move them.
Pearl Gotler of Seminary street re.
turned last night from few days visit
to Bellows Falls.
The Cleaners will meet with Mrs.
Batehelder, II South Main street, this
evening at 7'l5 o'clock.
Miss Mary Lamont, the nurse, has
gone to Washington to care for Mrs.
Fuller, who is seriously i'll.
John Keefe, superintendent of the
Central Vermont railroad, arrived in the
city this morning on a business visit.
Miss Magdalen Mccarthy has returned
from Randolph and vicinity, where she
has been spending two months with her
brother.
Miss Catherine Mccarthy of Brook
street has arrived home after visiting
her sister, Mrs. w. L. Mtiguy of Enos-
burg Falls.
Henry Smith of Foster street, who
has been visiting with relatives at Wash
ington for the past few days, returned
to the city to-day.
There will be regular meeting of
Mnnehaha eneampment, No. 2, this
Tuesday evening, March H. at 1880
P. m. Per order chief patriarch
Elmer Belville of Mount street went
to-day to Williamstown, where he is
engaged on a plumbing job in the inter
ests OF the c. w. Averill hardware
store.
Fred Bradbury returned to-day to
Claremont, n. H., after a few days
visit in the city on business connected
with the local brunch of the Sullivan
company.
The pupils of the Unversalist Sunday
school will meet for rehearsal of Eas-
ter music Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock. Those TO whom speaking parts
have been assigned are especially need
ID. All are invited.
Mondays arrivals at the hotel Otis
we're as follows; George Madelf, Pa .
filion theatre; D. G. Bucknel, BurIing-
on; ID. Mcleod Groton; +. VI. Curtiss,
ity; John Lavery, Rutland; G. A. Green
wood, Burlington.
Earl Williams. captain of the Dart
mouth freshman basketball team, which
5 to play Montpelier high school, inter-
champions OF Vermont, at the |
rmory hall in Montpelier tonight. ar
lived in the city to-day for a brief visit
/ his home here.
Travel over the outgoing and incoming
rains of both railroads entering the city
late has been light Stephen Colby,
he veteran conductor in charge of the
assenger train plying between Viii
Barre and Montpelier, as
srted to-day that passenger traffic yes
erday was the lightest of any day that
e can recall in his ASSOCIATION with the |
ARE branch train.
A surprise party was held at the home
Miss Mary Brnie of II Harrington
venue last evening in honor of the 10th
rthday az orsary of Miss Anglare
adue. III OF the guests, Kenneth
arsh presei4,cd Miss Ladlie bracelet, II
r which she expressed her gratitude A
usieal program followed: Duets by
aymond Flint and Kenneth Marsh on
olin and harp, accompanied by Miss
rnie on the piano; duets on the piano
Miss Ladue and Robert Rogers; songs
! Miss Gertrude Mccarthy, Carrie Rog-
5 and Magdalen Mccarthy, Norman =
Connell, Raymond Flint, Lawrence
iffy and Perley Stone. Refreshments
re served by Miss Frances Hazel and
ason Stevens. 4