The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-13
TALK OF THE TOWN
New shadow laces at Knights.


Good values at Perry's on Saturday.
You can save money at Perry's on
Saturday
See our ad. for Saturday special. Q. n.
Kenyon & Co.
This win be the year for waists. See
them at Vaughan's.
Sixty-nine cents wool dress goods, on
Saturday, for soc, at Vaughan's.
Fourty-ive cents pair, a strong, dur
able and up-to-date corset at Perry's on
Saturday.
Gordon Smith, who has been passing
few days in the city, returned yesterday
afternoon to his home at South Ryegate.
Edward Tobin and w. II. Holden re-
turned yesterday from Boston, where
they have been attending the automo-
bile show.
Mrs. Arthur Baldwin, who has been
visiting relatives in Barre for the past
10 days, returned this morning to her
home in Bethel.
Mrs. Ebert s. Stowe of Hartford,
Conn, is passing several days IN the
city as the guest of her sister, Mrs.
James R. Mackay
John Jerue of the Montpelier road re-
turned this forenoon from Woodsyille,
N. H.. and Wells River, where he has
been spending the past few days with
friends.
Nick and Lydia Russell at the Pa
vilion are up to the expectations of the
most critical. Riano presents very
pleasing act in the way of singing and
dancing.
Charles A. Brown of Cliff street re-
turned last night from a several days
business trip to Albany, n. Y, and vi
entity in the interests of the granite
firm of Brown, Carroll q
Co.
Angelo Chiati, who has been absent on
an extended tour through South Ameri-
can countries, arrived in the city last
night from New London, Conn. Mr..
CHAT will be employed here during the
spring and summer.
Percie Cowie of Warren street left
afternoon for South Ryegate,
former home. Last evening he attend
ed the Caledonia Shamrock basketball
game at Wells River.
New supply of fresh-made cheese,
cream, neufchatel, pimento and sand
witch nut. We are getting strictly fresh
eggs right from farms. Plenty of our
own make creamery butter. Ice cream
with plenty of cream in it. The l.. B.
Dodge Creamery.
CORTLAND G. Perry left last night for
Boston, where he will attend the auto
mobile show now in progress. w. A.
Mower, who has been attending the
show, returned to Barre this morning
A. z. Abbott, who has been passing sew
eral days in Boston on business, also re-
turned home this mrning.
Word was received here yesterday |
afternoon of the death of Mrs. Hoyey, !
mother OF Miss Josephine Hoyey, sup
arvsor of music in the city schools. Mrs. |
Hovey's death occurred at ii o'clock in
the forenoon, after several days illness |
of heart trouble. Her daughter was
to Canaan in the morning by |
the gravity OF her mothers condition |
but was unable to reach home before |
she died.
The last day for paying the minimum
fee attached to dog licenses is rapidly !
approaching and dog owners are remind
ID that the cost of keeping their pets |
will double after the first day of April |
Last year there was a considerable mum.
Der of delinquents who paid the double /
Zee as penalty for waiting until after
April |. During the year Constable
George l.. Morris has been called upon
10 do away with number of derelict
,anines.
Superintendent +. M. Roscoe of the
,ity schools left Thursday afternoon for
IN in ~ IN ha 4,raaont al Aha
annual meeting of the Vermont School
masters association. Tonight the as
ISOLATION holds its annual banquet and
/ number of Vermont's prominent edu-
,ators viii speak on the Carnegie foun-
iation report. Superintendent Roscoe
las been assigned the subject, "The Car
legie Report and It's Relation to the
States Normal Schools" He will return
o Barre to- morrow.
Next Sunday evening at the Hedding
.hurch the pastor will give an interest
nc lecture on: "The Greatest Religious
ienius of the Anglo-Saxon Race" The
ecture will be we'll illustrated by 60
very good slides. This has been given
n many places and is exceedingly popu
ar. The pastor this past week received
I from New York where il was given
ast Sunday evening. All are welcome,
specially the young people who ought
o receive splendid inspiration from it,
IS it appeals to the heroic in religion.
The strong Ozarks bowling club were
lnable TO reinstate their team in high
landing last evening at the Merlo Bros.
lleys when the 1900" club won two out
# three games and overwhelmed the
cam in total pinfall The first game re-
ulted in victory for the Ozarks by the
core of 40S to 800. In the next game
he 900" club rolled AS to 422 The last
anne displayed the winners best form,
olling All against 42s by the 0zarks
The team totals were 1906 and 1898 re-
pectively. The best bowling of the even
ng was contributed by Tim Kene-
lex, who secured high single
mark of ia.
In game of considerable significance
n junior basketball circles the Condors
efeated the Mudscrapers at the Church
treet gymnasium last night by the
core of "A to is. These two clubs have
zen the strongest opponents in junior
ircles this season and last evenings vie