The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

EAhlDltloh suits aud coats az II. w
Knights.
Easter silk waists and dresses at th,
Vaughan store.
Bulgarian ruching, frills and jaboti
received this morning at Knights.
No bag day No tag day. Hospital
benefit instead. Rowland hall, March "a
A Sl.9S scalloped bed spread with cut
corners for SlG9 at Perry's on Satm,
day.
Goddard seminary will close Friday
March rs, for the annual spring vacation
of ten days
Fashion DEGREES lower heels IN foot.
wear. Ask the Tilden Shoe Co. to show
them to you.
! Twenty-Five samples of ladies' coats
special for Friday and Saturday at the
Vaughan store.
Daniel Branon returned today to Bur-
lington, after few days visit with
friends in the city.
Regular meeting of Winnetta council.
No. 10, d. OF T., ]. o. r. NJ, tonight
at ! o'clock. Adoption.
| Mrs. Sarah Ross of Central street left
this forenoon for Boston, where she viii
visit for an indefinite period.
Miss VERNE Laxson has gone to Dan
vile, Quebec, TO visit her sister and
other relatives for few weeks.
Walter WEIGH of Boston. representa-
tive of the Dallett Tool company is
passing few days in the city on bus
mess.
Miss Carrie Black returned this morn
ing to her home in st. ,Iohnsbury, after
spending few days with friends in the
city.
1t will pay you to look over the line
of samples for made to measure suits
and top coats, being shown by the Me-
Whorter Co.
The condition of Rev. Il. i. Newell, |
pastor of the Hedding Methodist church, |
who has been quite seriously i'll at his !
home on French street, continues to i'm
prove slowly.
Walter Munroe, who has been EN- /
ployed as barber in the Miers shop |
for several weeks, has returned to his !
home in Middlesex.
Mrs. +. II. Metealf of South Newfane
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. |. Church, where her daughter, Miss
Evelyn, has been spending the past
three weeks.
Arthur Scott Of Brook street ,eft /
Yesterday for Corning, n. Y, where he
was called by the death OF his father
Mr.. Scott intends to return to the city
IN about two weeks.
English translation of the opera I'll
rrovatore," giving the plot of the opera,
also the music, can be purchased in book
orm for 20 cents each at the Bailey
Music Rooms, Ia Elm street. .
Tickets for the performance OF III
FroYatore" by the Sheehan English OPP
,ra company at the opera house Tues
lay March 25, 60 on sale at Hendricks
lrug store at s o'clock Friday morning,
March 2l.
Tickets for the performance of III
'rovatore" by the Sheehan English OPP
ra company at the opera house Tues )
ayg March 20, 60 on sale at Hendricks I
rug store at s o'clock Friday morning
Iarch 81.
II. L. Langlois, who has been spend. !
~ the past winter at Boston and vi:
nifty, arrived in the city yesterday for
brief visit with relatives. Mr.. Lang. !
us left this afternoon for Winooski.
here he will reside
Tickets for the clerks dance can be
no are as follows: George Bellows at 3
red Kings store, Kino Maggiani at Z
rank McWhorter's store, A. l.. Pierce y
the Direct Importing company, Eloa !
arrett and John Callaghan. Price per 2
uple, soc. =
William Skerritts, who has been con.
led to his home on Farwell street for
e past few weeks, was able to resume
$ duties as foreman at the Peoples
CITING, Heating & Power company's
ant yesterday. Carl Nelson, who has
en- assisting at the plant, has resumed or
$ duties with the steamftters.
arrivals at The Buzzell mi
tel were as follows; w. J.. Clarke, tn
ooklyn; A. +. Stevens. Lawrence,
ass; Z. T. Miles, West Burke; Carl tu
ransom, North Conway, N, H.; Mich. he
Lessard, Westerly, r. T.; Joseph vii. sh
i, Westerly. r. T.; Dan j. Branoh.
arlington; Joseph Johnson jr.. Burling. pa
n; George Chase, Plainfield; Carl si7
tchelder, Plainfeld Pc
Electricians from the Consolidated
citing Cos. offices were busy TODAY
sailing the new corridor lights at the
Y building. The fixtures are Of up
date and approved design and when
; entire system is completed the lr'
inge will lend much to the appear. Oh
&c of the interior. The new lights 20
m part of the city's contract with III,
|, lighting company.
New Vermont maple syrup made its So
Dearance in the city in limited guam
les today. the prices ranging from he,
10 to $50 per gallon The quality N,
said to be excellent for the first run. III
'terday and this forenoon farmers on .,
outskirts of the city were engaged
boiling down the first gathering OF fro
although it has been several DAYS On,
70 they tapped. Yesterday was con !
red a fair day for sugarmakers, al for
ugh the sap yield was small in COM nos
ison with an average run in a good 7
ar season. tho
Ioly Thursday. the feast OF the inst;- mu
ion of the Blessed Sacrament. was noe
erved this morning by the celebration \
mass at st. Monica's church. Rev. Ak
:. Griffin, acting pastor of the church, She
lated at the mass. The hearers of A
IS taxed the church TO its capacity. lag,
ing the services there was a Dro- Ma