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

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at Fits
See Saturday sale of muslin suits at
Abbott's.
All kinds OF materials for evening
dresses at Fits.
Opening of spring millinery Saturday
March rs. Mrs. G. r. Wood.
You will want one OF those special
items at 9. n. Kenyon & Cos.
Big sale of wash silk waists; choice
$2.25. Paris Shirtwaist House.
4 Fresh strawberries for ice cream will
be served at the Vermont Fruit Store
Saturday.
Miss Marion Sullivan 81 Newport is
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James Bennett
of Pearl street.
Nineteen cent white and cream pleat-
ed ruflling; 25c value; on sale at
Perry's on Saturday.
/ Miss Ruth Chase of Waterbury is
spending her vacation with Mrs. Charles
Stevens of Highland avenue.
! All the choice new sugar you can eat,
with plain doughnuts, for l5c, at South
Barre grange Saturday evening,
Saturday sale of messaline silk waists
$3.50 and 81 values; choice, 1925 and
$3.50 Paris Shirtwaist House.
Edward 4. Harrington of Burlington
was guest to-day of Contractor +. n.
Normandeau of Highland avenue.
! There will be short rehearsal for
the Easter concert at the Methodist
church Saturday afternoon at 2:30.
| Francis Cleary of North Main street
tfeft this forenoon for Montreal, p. O.,
to pass the weekend with relatives.
Mrs. w. +. Dueharme has moved her
fancy goods from the Singer Office, 10
| Elm street, to her room at A Miles
block.
| Pearl Gotler, who has been passing
few days with relatives in the city, re-
turned last night to his home at Berlin,
| N. II.
William Smith of Washington arrived
in the city to-day to pass a few days
as the guest of David Gibertson of
North Main street.
Miss Mary Owens of Hill street re-
turned to-day from Burlington, where
she has been visiting for the past few
days as the guest OF relatives.
good program of pictures at the BIZ
jou to-day-"Thieyes and the Cross,
two-reel Rex drama. with Lois Webber
and Smalley; also other pictures.
Miss Violet Scott of Graniteylle left
the city this forenoon for Brooklyn,
n. Y, where she will pass two weeks
with her aunt Mrs. A. o. Werner.
A. Movalli, who has been making an
extended visit at his former home in
Italy, arrived in the city yesterday
from Boston, where he landed Tuesday
from a French line steamship.
Saturday offerings at the Barre Candy |
Kitchen; Chop suey, l5c per lb.; maple |
and chocolate walnut fudge, l5c per h.;
orange and ginger jams, Zoe; old-fash- !
Toned molasses candy l5c per 10.
Lowell Drown and George Troup went |
this forenoon to Burlington, where they |
will attend the annual reunion of the |
boys who spent several weeks last sum |
mer at Camp Abnaki on Lake Cham
plain.
George Andrews of Bethel arrived in
the city to-day for few days visit !
with friends. He will leave the first !
part of next week for Cleveland o., |
where he has secured employment for /
the coming summer.
John Coutts, who has been spending |
several months at his former home in
Aberdeen. Scotland, arrived in the city I
last night from Boston, where he landed /
Wednesday on the Anchor liner, Cali
fornia. Mr.. Coutts has secured employ
ment here and win pass the spring and
summer in Barre.
Among the business visitors in the
city yesterday and to-day were S. HUI !,
Der of Saratoga Springs, n. u, A. G. l
Clark of Mortified. +. c. Booth of North |
Ferrisburg, j. w. Trombley of Swanton,
a former resident of Barre, G.. r. An
r ell 81 Toh. Dali s.fi
Ogdensburg, n. Y.
A building located on lot just to the
east of School street was sold yesterday |.
to II. C. Fuller of Central street. The
property was owned by Mrs. Lizzie Cook
and the transaction was completed
throgh the ID. A. Perry real estate agen-
cy. The sum of $500 named in the deed
includes the building and a plot of land.
Mr.. Fuller plans to convert the struc
ture into a dwelling house.
William Maiden of Barre, who is a
Junior in the University of Vermont,
played with the college varsity in the
teams opening game of the season at
Durham, n. c., against Trinity college
yesterday and helped the Vermonters to
win to victory by getting hit in
four times at the bat and scoring one of
the two runs of the game. He played
right field and viii alternate at third
base. The Vermont varsity is making a
tour through southern states during the
Easter vacation and while in Washing
ton for about week Mr. Maiden will be
the guest of Roger Young, formerly of
Barre.
Interest in the glass blowers exhibit
which is being held in Miles hall under
the auspices of Major L. A, Abbott
camp, No. IA, S. of ", reached its
height last evening when a large party
of dancers invaded the hall and made
merry until near midnight. The glass
artists gave an excellent exhibition UNI
til o'clock, at which hour the dance
order was started. The entertainment
will continue through the remainder of
the week and Saturday evening prize
is to be awarded the clerk receiving the
largest number of votes from patrons
Of the exhibit. The prize is exhibited at
the Drown pharmacy.
Gus Martinson of New York City, a
former resident of Barre and a one-time |