The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-11
TALK OF THE TOWN
New waists at vaughan's.

New waists at Vaughan's.
Watch for Russelfs big specials this
week.
Special all wool serge dress only $5.7i
at Abbott's.
New Windsor ties 25c up at the
Vaughan Store.
| i. H. Kenerson of Boston was guest
of Supt. Z. NJ. Roscoe last night and to-
day.
observation-disclosures in private and in
class. Mrs. d. Salmond, rs Wellington
street.
Peter Neddo of Burlington arrived in
the city to-day to pass few days with
friends.
The choir of the Presbyterian church
viii meet for rehearsal as usual on
Thursday night.
Timothy Wescott returned to-day to
his home at Richmond, after passing
several days in the city with friends.
Mrs. John Thibideau returned last
night to her home at st. Johns, p. O.,
after passing a few weeks in the city
with relatives.
Mrs. John B. Kelley of Liberty street
returned yesterday afternoon from Sci
ota, n. Y, where she has been visiting
at the home of her mother for the past
few days.
During the absence of the pastor from
the city, there will be no mid-week serv-
ices at the Presbyterian church. Sun
day services win be in charge of Rev.
Stephen Brownell.
James Sector, who has been spending
the past few days at the home of his
parents, returned to-day to Albany, n.
Y. He is engaged in the offices OF the
Flint Granite company at Albany.
George Benjamin and son, George, IT.,
of the Montpelier road left last night
for a few weeks visit at Boston and
Providence, r. l. They will attend the
automobile show at Boston this week.
The Odd Ladies will hold another of
their social dances after the regular
meeting Friday evening, March l3. Har-
ris' orchestra will furnish music; re-
freshments will be served. Gentlemen,
25c; ladies, l5c.
Mrs. III. S. Miles arrived in the city
last evening from New York and Boston,
with full line of the newest creations
in millinery for spring and summer; also
fun line of the latest popular song
hits of the day, as shown in the Bos
ton theatres.
William Mitchell OF Cottage street,
who recently completed his duties in the
Ross barber shop. went yesterday to
Plainfeld. where he will conduct the
barber shop owned by Napoleon j. Bak-
err. The latter is seriously i'll and Mr..
Mitchell will remain in Plainfield until
he is fully recovered.
The bankrupt sale of the Barre Cloth
ing store is coming to an end Come
early and do your shopping while the OPP
portunity is before you. Don't hesitate.
Your last chance to buy up-to.date mer
chandise at a great saving price. Look
for the big bankrupt sale sign covering
the windows.-Adv.
William OLIVER, jr., of Hillside avenue
o.day shipped a consignment of poultry
to Des Moines, Iowa, where they will
become the property OF Francis O'Meara,
who conducts a big poultry farm in the
outskirts of that city. The consignment
of. buff Plymouth Rock cock
erel and a pullet The birds were prize
birds, having received ribbons at recent
poultry shows.
Rev. John Coffey of Waterbury and
Rev. A. C. Griffin of Orleans and Albany
arrived in the city yesterday afternoon
to pass few days at the st. Monica's |
parish house They will assist the clergy |
at st. Monicas church during the forty !
hours devotion, Rev. Joseph Turcot. |
pastor of st. Sylvester's church of Gran |
iteville, is assisting the Revs. McKenna |
during the devotions. Other priests from
throughout the state viii be present dur
ing the week.