The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-21
TALK OF THE TOWN
Jew Easter gloves at Knights.

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Dents Easter gloves at Abbotts.
We have Titles new syrup for sale.
Eastman Bros.
Miss Mildred Clark of Ayers street is
employed as clerk in A. p. Abbott l.
Co.'S store.
Mrs. John w. Gordon and daughter,
in Burlington yesterday.
H. S. Drysdale returned last night to
his home in Boston, after spending sew
eral days in Barre on business.
Harold Z. Abbott returned this morn
ing to his home in Derby Line, after
spending few days in the city.
Miss Mary ellis returned yesterday
to her home in Rutland, after spend
ing several days with friends in the
city.
Miss Daisy Rae of River street, who
has been visiting at Enosburg Falls for
the past few days, returned to the city
last night.
Mrs. Fred Bailey returned this morn
ing to her home in Chicopee, Mass,
after spending ten days with relatives |
in the city.
A. b. Collins and daughter, Mabel,
who have been passing several days in |
the city. have returned to their home
in Morrisville.
Daniel J. Branon of Fairfield, who has
been spending few days in the city
on business, left yesterday afternoon for
his home in Burlington.
Rev. George Ii. Watt Of South Main
street left yesterday afternoon for
Sheffield, where he win conduct a series
OF evangelical meetings.
All children of the Baptist Sunday
school at requested TO meet at the church
tomorrow tSaturdayl afternoon at 2:30
10 rehearse for the Easter concert.
Arthur Frost, who has been employed
In Barre for the past three months, went
Yesterday afternoon to his home in New.
port, where he will pass the summer.
Street Superintendent J. G. DeBrune
md City Engineer George A. Reed re-
surned last night from Boston, where
hey have been spending a few days
IN business.
Mrs. J. o. Beckley of Mount street and
Mrs. Robert Mcknight, who have been
pending the past two weeks at Pots.
lam, n. ", returned to the city yes.
erday afternoon. S
Mr.. and Mrs. Edouard jacques, who
ave been spending several days in
Barre, after having passed the winter in
'herbrooke, p. O., went yesterday to
iardwick, where the former has secured
Employment.
The members of the Spaulding glee
hub will tonight journey to Williams
own, where they will appear at the
ned by Misses Dane and Lavalle and
fr. Cummings.
Mrs. grille Demers of Harold street :
1T to-day for Montreal, where she will
isit for few days before leaving for Z
iberia, Can, to join her husband, who
# this city three weeks ago for the I
estern part of the dominion.
Mrs. b. Z. Corey of Prospect street
able TO be out of doors, after having :
cen confined to the house for several
AVS as the result of a minor operation
hich she underwent at the Mary
fletcher hospital in Burlington.
Miss Edith Gamble, daughter of Mr..
I'd Mrs. Harry Gamble of Division
rect, who underwent an operation for I
,pendicitis ut the City hospital several J
Iys ago, was able to return home yes q
rday. Miss CANDLES condition is much =
lproyed.
Miss Emma Sevegny of Claremont,
H.. arrived in the city yesterday for
extended visit with her parents. Mr..
ID Mrs. Victor Beaulac of North Main
rect. Mrs. Beaulac will leave Monday
r Burlington where she expects TO
ldergo an operation.
"Highee of Harvard three-aet com.
Y drama, will be presented by the I
embers Of the senior class Of Goddard
minary tonight at the seminary chap
The cast of characters is comprised
some Of the best amateur theatrical
lent that has been at the seminary |
several years. The senior class Is {
ntemplating producing the drama in
geral villages in the vicinity during
E spring.
R. 5. Currier, Washington county SUI
ryisor Of roads, +. A. Witham Of South
RE town commissioner Of roads. w.
Walker and numerous others in this
unity were in Montpelier to-day 70
END the annual convention Of road
nmissioners. C. W. Gates. state SUI
visor Of roads, presided at the meet
!. The first session convened at oil
lock this morning and continued until | .
IN The afternoon session opened At
i'clock aud will be brought to a close
O'Clock. At the meeting there vas
national road building expert from
,shington, j. G. who addressed the
nmissiCners-