The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

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ADV.
Renfrew Devonshire cloths Isc at
Knights.
Laces. Come to the lace store at
Vaughan's.
Mrs. Mary II. Gates of the Morse
block is quite seriously i'll.
The big line of baby carriages and 60
carts at Hooker's. See them.
i There's one of those screaming Key
stone comedies at the Pavilion to-day.
ADV.
Ladies' and misses white dresses spe-
cial this week, $3.50, 1928, $500, At
Vaughan's.
Regular meeting of the ladies' aux-
iliary Of Clan Gordon Tuesday, May 5,
at o>5ck p. m.
! How to dance the modern dances, Bos.
ton American dance record coupons re-
deemed at Rockers.
| 0. n. Granger of Merchant street be-
gan work this morning in the Holt bar
Der shop in the Boyce block.
Donald Munroe of Middlesex is spend
ing few days in Barre as the guest of
/ William Miers of Keith avenue.
/ Patrick de Cesare of Boston arrived in
the city last night and began work this
morning in the Ross barber shop on De-
pot square.
Miss Emma Dindo, who has been cash
Ter for the Dreamland and Pavilion thea
tres for four years, finished work there
Saturday night.
G. l.. johnson of Littleton, n. H.. is
spending a few days in Barre as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ii. Rogers
of Orange street.
e. A. Witham of South Barre went to
Mortified to-day to set up road ma
chine and from there he goes to Middle
sex and Waitsiield to set up machines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustine Higgins, who
were married in Barre last week, re-
turned last night from wedding trip
| to New York. They will make their
home at 10 West street.
| Miss Eta B. Rhodes, who has been
| visiting friends at Goddard seminary
for few days, returned this morning
to Richmond, where she is employed as
an inspector in the Richmond Under
wear Co. factory.
H. d. Morrill, of Mortified, Henry Hull
of South Woodbury., L. A. Danault of
Colchester and William Howrigan of
Marlboro. Mass, were among the bus
mess visitors in the city to-day.
Miss Grace Flower of New Carlisle,
p. O., is passing few days in the city
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson E.
Lewis of 54ia Spaulding street. DIR.
and Mrs. Tindall of Montpelier visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis yesterday.
Take your kodak films to the Troup
studio; finished in one days time. Don't
vfsf,rlr Inna har
it's right. Anything you don't know
about that camera, bring it in and we
will show you how to get the best re-
sults.-Advt,
Take your kodak films to the Troup
studio; finished in one days time. Don't
wait When you get work done here,
it's right Anything you don't know
about that camera, bring it in and we
will show you how to get the best re-
sults-Advt.
Arrangements are being made for a
dance to be given in the chapel at God
dard seminary Friday evening, May %.
The party will be held under the aus
pices OF the senior class and is TO take
the place Of the annual senior play. An
effort is being made to entertain a large
number Of the alumni association at the
dance.
Mrs. C. NJ Bishop of Washington
street and her sister, Mrs. G. V. Rich
ardson OF Burlington, have returned to
Barre from Marion, Mass, where they
were called by the serious illness of
their cousin, DIR. A. w. Rice, former
resident Of Barre and nephew of the
late Eli T. Rice. DR.. Rice's condition
does not improve rapidly. Mrs. Richard
son will spend few days in Barre be-
fore returning TO Burlington.
John Coxson of Websterville was
visitor in the city this forenoon while
on his way to Sherbrooke, p. O., where
he will make a stay of several days.
II. +. Stanley of Beacon street has gone
to New York, where he will spend few
days in the interests of the Whitcomb
machine shop at the north end. Joseph
Walker, a st. Johnsbury granite dealer.
who has been in the city on few days
business visit, returned to his home this
morning. William Mears of South Main
street went to Plainfield for a short visit
in the home of Nat S. Page.
Owing to the absence of the appli-
cants, the examination which the alder |
ildniC Hit COmHIliltt was W nave utiu |
in the council chamber at city hall Sat |
urday afternoon was postponed indefi- |
nitely. The only candidate for the va
cancy in the department was Allen Lang |
lois, until recently an employee in the |
Burlington fire department, who has been
engaged to substitute at the station un !
til a regular man is appointed. As soon
as it was learned that the examination |
class would not be very large, the com i
mittee adjourned. Tonight the regular |
monthly session of the city council will |
be held. At that time it is possible that
some action may be taken toward APP |
pointing a permanent man in the va |
cancy caused by the resignation of A. A. !
Morris. Several other matters of inn |
portance are due to come up before the |
city fathers for consideration this even
ing.