The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

See Abbotts saturday sale OF hosiery.
| Another special at G. N. Kenyon a.
Co.'S.
One dollar kid gloves for S5c at the
Vaughan Store.
Twenty-Five cent ruffling for l9c yard
at Perry's on Saturday.
| The Methodist boy scouts will have
the use of the gymnasium tonight.
Send your name and address for Me-
Call free fashion sheet service at
Knights.
John Carlson left yesterday for Iber-
vile, p. O., where he has secured en-
| ployment.
Henry Birdwell of Colebrook, n. H., has
arrived in the city to pass few days
as the guest of friends.
Miss Evaiine Rogers returned last
night to her home at Morrisville, after
a few days visit in the city.
Harry Carr returned last night to his
home at st. Johnsbury, after a few
days visit in the city with friends.
Miss Katherine McCorti returned last
night to her home at Bethel, after pass
ing few days with friends in the city.
Notice: AT Miss Walkers iewelry
store may be found Easter cards de-
signed and illumined by Angie Il. Bad
ger.
Joseph Fraser of Murray street left
this week for Hillside, ILL.,, where he has
secured employment for the coming
summer.
G. Fl. Kendrick of Winooski arrived in
the city yesterday to make few days
visit at the home of his family on Acad
envy street
Bernard Coreoran of Short street left
last night for Kecne, N. H., where he has
secured employment with the Victoria
Granite company.
Landers' Cigar Store is the only place
in Barre to get 81 safety razor free
with a pound jar of Lucky Strike tobac-
co. See razors in the store window.
G, 4. Smith, auctioneer, will hold an
auction sale tomorrow, at Waterbury,
of rs high-grade, mostly fresh, young
cows for w. O. Lowe. See ad. page I.
In voting contest for the most popu.
lar clerk at the glass blowers, Louis
SASH leads, with Agnes Rule and Ethel
Gamble close followers. Come tonight
and help your fayorite.
c. r. Smith, the auctioneer, was in
Bethel yesterday, selling the balance of
carload of fresh western horses, for
w. j. Esmond of Illinois. Everything
was cleaned out, to the satisfaction of
the shipper and buyers.
Three dollars and fifty cents; it is this
way we have sample lot of childrens
coats, 2, 3, 4, 5, q years, made of excel
lent quality serge, handsomely trimmed,
and worth $3.50. For quick disposal
we viii offer this desirable lot of new
coats for $3.50 at Perry's on Saturday.
A miscellaneous shower was given
Miss Bessie Paul at her home on Ayers
street last evening, in honor of her APP
preaching marriage, a number of the
neighbors and friends visiting her to
extend congratulations. A musical pro.
gram was enjoyed and refreshments of
ice cream, cake and fruit were served. |
The lngravers, bowling team select
ed from the ranks OF the employees of |
the Harrison Granite company, defeated |
the representatives of the Comolli !
Granite company three straight games |
of candle pins at the Merlo Bros. alleys |
last evening. The Harrison's had |
total pinfall OF 1903 Henry Lascor Of |
the Harrison team was the high bowler |
OF the evening. He secured high single |
string with III and high three string
with 2S5,. The Ingravers club is man
aged by John Parks who is anxious to !
secure games with all local teams
Word was received in this city this |
week of the death Of Mrs. f. \. Field, |
a former resident OF Barre, which oc-
Cured at Albuquerque, n NJ, during
the middle OF last week Mrs Field was |
well known in Barre, having made her
residence here for many years just prior |
to her departure for New Mexico. She |
had been afflicted with cancerous trouble |
for the past few years and for many
months has been confined to the Albu-
querque General hospital. A son died
SUDDENLY at their home in Albuquerque |
last fall. Mrs. Field was woman
about 80 years old She resided in
Barre with her family the greater part
Of her life, removing to the Southwest
about eight years ago. The funeral was
held on Friday, March 20.
The big city minstrel show of the
South Barre grange male its third APP
pearance OF the season at Washington
last night in the schoolhouse building.
The audience numbered about 800, who
gathered from many of the surrounding
towns. The efforts of the merry lot of
were greeted with enthu.
siasm. The personnel of the cast was
greatly strengthened by William Rob-
.rtson and Charles Mills The former
'endered several pleasing baritone solos
md the latter's quick change act was
! revelation to his audience At the
lose of the play dancing was held.
Kings orchestra furnished music for
he dancing. There were large number
# Barre people present at the perform
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