The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

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See Abbott's line OF coats and suits.
Ten cent Turkish towels at knights,
Children's colored dresses Ace, 5oc, Toe,
at Vaughans.
New Idea pattern, the only Toe seam
allowed pattern on the market, at Abb
bolts.
Photographs and pictures of any kind
neatly framed at the G. Bau studio,
Currier building.
Carl Matson, after ten weeks visit
ir Barre, returns tonight to his home IN
Helena, Montana.
Miss Katherine Fraser of Graniteville
began work this morning in c, A.
tIeath's wall paper store.
Hen Men! Cabbages make fertile eggs
soc per hundred pounds. Inquire OF Y. ID.
Waterman or phone 4l3-l.
Cassius stephens returned this morn
ing to his home in Middlebury, after
spending several days with friends IN
the city.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Pcesby-
terrain church will postpone their meet
ing Of Wednesday afternoon until Iur'
Their notice.
The United Missionary society OF He'd
ding Nj. Il. church will hold its monthly
meeting with Mrs. Morrison, on Park
street, Wednesday afternoon at $3.50.
Wanted: A leader for the Presbyterian
church choir Apply to James ). Milne,
SO Liberty street, stating qualifications
and salary for same on or before Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. John l.. Maxson, who
were married in Montpelier last week,
returned yesterday from short we'd
ding trip to Stowe and vicinity. Mr.
and Mrs. Maxson viii make their home
| in this city, where the former is en-
gagged in the typewriter business,
| Miss Flora Camp of Randolph Center,
student at Spaulding high school re-
turned to Barre yesterday from Burllng-
| ton. where she recently had an operation
in Mary Fletcher hospital. Miss Camp
will make a short visit with relatives on
Wellington street before going to Ran
dolph Center to visit until the spring
sessions of school begin.
Let's all plan to 90 to Goddard semi
nary to the Universaist social and dance.
Well all lead on for the old-fashioned
grand march at o'clock. Old people,
middle-aged people and young people
will all get together and have good
time 1t will be a hard problem to de-
eide which are the older ones. When
the band begins to play, they are as light
as any of the younger ones. Every
fourth dance will be straight dance
| All who don't care to dance can play
cards if they choose. We want the
children to come and enjoy the evening
| Refreshments will be served at 10 o'clock.
Seventy-fve cents per couple; extra
| ladies, 25c; children under twelve, loo,
Remember the place, Goddard seminary;
the date, Friday evening, April 4.
| Miss Florence Wattles, of Elwood, In
diana, will be the third lecturer on the
Socialist lyeeum course. She will speak
next Wednesday at Rowland hall on
The Glass Conflict" Miss Wattles Is
the daughter OF the late Wallace ID. Wat.
| ties. the noted author of some of the
most widely read New Thought books
and regular contributor to THE Nauti-
lus." She is a stenographer by trade, and
knows the struggles OF the working girl
from actual experience. At the age OF
eighteen, she managed a municipal cam
pagn, and at twenty was on the plat
form, lecturing for Socialism. She has
been organizer for the woman's national
committee of the Socialist party in
Pennsylvania. and Indiana, and in 1912,
was the Socialist party candidate for
state superintendent Of public instruction
| in Indiana.