The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

of suits and coats.
special sale of corsets, Acc a pair
at Perry's on Saturday.
Another one of our popular Saturda,
specials. c. N. Kenyon & Co.
Watch for that big IL people act al
| the Pavilion the first three days of mex
/ week
Walter F. Field has returned to hi
home in Hardwick, after a few days
stay at the home OF w. A. Lane.
Miss Anna Easter of Websterville wal
brought to the City hospital yesterday
Miss Easter viii undergo an operation
Special for Saturday, 100 copies Of
popular music; your choice, three copie,
for 25c. Mrs. II. S. Miles, 20 Norti
Main street.
| George Fichert, who has been the
guest of friends in the city for the past
few days, returned to his home at Wa,
tertown, Mass, to-day.
| Miss Maude Murchie, who has beer
visiting as the guest of friends on Hill
street for the past few' days, returned
to-day to her home at Wells River
Mrs. Lucy Slayton, who has beer
| spending several days with relatives in
this city and Montpelier. returned to.
| day to her home in Morrisville.
Choice Saturday offerings at the Barre
Candy Kitchen: Old-fashioned molasses
| candy, l5c per h.; chewing candy, l5c
per H.; peach blossoms, l5e perth. Call
at Mascott's for your fresh candies.
To Our Patrons: We wish to an
nonnce that on Saturday, March Ia, we
will reopen our store for business, hav-
ing been closed for the past month on
account of damage to our stock by fire.
We have just received full line OF all
kinds Of fruit and confectionery and
will be ready to serve our customers as
in the past. We will welcome all. Ver-
mont Fruit Store, l55 North Main street.
William Esmond of Cheming, H., the
western horse dealer who has been in
charge of carload of horses at the
Slayton stables for the past week, yes
terday shipped a consignment of IL of
the horses to Bethel, where they will
be used for farm purposes. The horses
were accompanied by w. W. Perkins.
The carload of horses arrived in the city
about week ago and were placed in
the Slayton stables on South Main
street. The carload numbered 30 steeds,
about half remaining. Mr.. Esmond will
remain in the city until he disposes of
the horses.
Funeral services for Miss Violet Nc
Leod, daughter of Mrs. George Mcleod
of Railroad street, were held at the
house this afternoon at o'clock and
the interment was made in Hope Gene
terry. The child was born in this city
IL years ago and had made her home
with her mother until recently. A few
weeks ago she was stricken with pneu-
monia and the attending physician or
dered her removed to hospital. Her
death occurred at the Heaton hospital
in Montpelier Wednesday evening.
Chief Sinclair of the police depart
ment has received a request from States
Attorney 7. 4. Hopkins of Chittcnden
county to be on the lookout for one
Maxine Seymour, alias Simard. Mike
Hamilton and Jack Hamilton. Seymour
is charged with burglarizing the Cen
trail Vermont station at Winooski on
the night of Feb. %. when consider
able sum of money and several mileage
books were stolen. The Burlington sher-
ifs department and detectives are on
the trial of Seymour and circulars have
been sent to many of the larger CEN
tiers In the East He is described as q
smooth-faced young man, i've Get, eight
inches in height, and weighing $50
pounds. He is Is years old, the circular
says, and looks younger.
A winters program of social functions
undertaken by the Italian Athletic club
will eliminate in the opera house on the
evening of Saturday, March 81. with a
three-act drama, snappy little farce
and an Italian opera program. mum
Der of Barre's best amateur actors viii
be seen in 81 Amante Burlato," three
act drama of power, and Sc Tutto,'
the farce. Each piece has been present.
ed by some of the finest italian actors
ON the boards to-day and local patrons
OF the Italian drama are eagerly await
ing the presentations. In the casts of
characters appear such we'll known
names as Eda Carusi, G. Petrolini, G.
Simonelli, 0reste Gofiino, V. Ossola, r.
FranH and Fiorina Bottigi. $50 Tutto"
in the English is 81 Know AL" and peo-
pie who have witnessed some of the
early rehearsals speak highly of its mer-
its. A trio consisting of G. Simonelli,
Frank Cardi and l.. Pratini will render
several selections and duo of Italian
who came to Barre recently
from New York, will give renderings
from Verdis 81 Trovatore," F. Amor |
oso's "Valzer,' and Toscanini's "Vit- i
torio." Special cars have been arranged |
for the convenience of Montpelier pat
-ons.
Barre people viii be interested in a
Florida newspaper account of a reunion
IF Vermonters which took place at the |
Blue Lake clubhouse, Deland, Fla, Feb.
%. Fifty-four sons and daughters of /
he old Green Mountain state were pres
mt, % of this number attending from
and the Others from various |
ocalities, including Deland and Daytona,
where a number of winter visitors from
Barre and vicinity are wont to stop.
The Florida paper states that the club
rouse is situated in the midst OF a
fright green field with Blue lake just
BEYOND, bordered with tall pines, To-
alton ideally suited for the reunion. A 4
dinner was served and after
ables and dishes had been cleared away 1
music and speeches were in order. Near
Y everyone was called upon for quota
ion, song or remarks. Among those
Who spoke at length were M. p Barry
# Saxtons River, n. L. Divoll of Rock
ngham, and G. w. Morse of Williams