The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

fons, at Perry's.
Five efficiency BARRIERS at your service
Ross Depot square barber shop.
Miss Mildred brennan returned to
day to her home at Danville, after pass
ing several days in the city.
i Regular Saturday night dance in How
land hall March 81, under auspices o
Riley's orchestra. Ladies, free.
/ Walter Wright of Montreal arrived
in the city to-day to make an EXTENDED
visit as the guest of relatives.
Miss Evaline Brooks returned to-day
to her home at Johnson, after passing
several days in the city with relatives
Richard Boyea, who has been spend
ing the past few months at Malone
N. X, returned to the city yesterday
Miss Margaret Cruickshank Of Angus
ia, Me-, is visiting her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. James Cruickshank, of Elmort
street.
Mrs. Ned Lewis, who has been spend
| ing the past few weeks ut the home OF
her parents at Lancaster, N. H., returned
to the city to-day.
| Miss Alice McGrath, who has beer
visiting on North Main street for the
past week, returned to-day to her home
at Manchester, N. III.
The Frank McWhorter Co. have re-
ceived the Adler Rochester style book
for spring and summer. You are well
come to one by calling at the store.
Mrs, G. A. Churchill of Merchant
street returned this forenoon from Bos-
| ton, where she has been visiting for the
past few weeks as the guest of her
/, daughter.
| Auction sale tomorrow, 2 p M, dou-
ble-tenement house, % and 25 Branch
street, city; good investment PROPOSE
ton; positive sale to settle an estate.
c. Il. Smith, auctioneer.
The campfire girls of the Congrega-
tional church will hold an Easter sale in
connection with the woman's association
supper, in the church vestry Saturday
afternoon and evening, March 81.
Charles Carpenter, who has resided at
Randolph for a long time, recently pur-
chased the Nelson place on Trow hill
and viii take up his residence there in
short time. Mr.. Carpenter sold the old
Carpenter place in Randolph but few
weeks ago.
Notice: There will be a business
meeting of the first progressive Spirit
ualist society at South Barre March 81,
at 1880 p. M, in Unity temple, to elect
officers for the ensuing year and to
transact all other business that may
come before the meeting. All members
viii be present, Per order president,
r. @. Little.
Edwin Burke, who has been spending
the past few days in the city as the
guest of friends on Hillside avenue, re-
turned this forenoon to Providence, r.
l., where he will visit for week before
going to his home at Westerly, r. /.
While in the city he purchased several
pens OF Bluff Plymouth Rock hens and
pullets at the oliver hennery on the
Websteryille road.
John Frontini of Foss street went to-
day to Waterbury, where he win visit
for the coming few days. Mr.. From.
tint expects to leave in another week
for GAINESVILLE, Ohio, where he has been
rendered the offer of a position of SUI
perintenqent of granite plant Mr..
Frontini has been connected with the
granite busess in Barre for many years.
Easter sale Saturday afternoon, March
81, campfire girls, Congregational vestry.
Fancy articles for Easter gifts, sweets
for the sweet, food for Sunday, grab bag
for the children, flowers for the fastidi-
GUS, postcards for luck. Ladies' aid sup
per, same place, to 7. Roast pork,
dressing, mashed potato, brown gravy,
pickles, hot rolls, assorted cake, dough-
nuts, tea, eotfee-a quarter.
Friends in this city of William Car
son, son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Carson,
will be interested to learn of recent rec
ignition he has received in naval circles.
Mr.. Carson is the chief recruiting officer
at the Kalamazoo, Mich, naval recruit
ing station. An account in the Detroit
Times of recent issue tells of the
bronze medal received by Officer Carson
for his services. With the medal he
also received an increase in salary. The
medal was awarded for duty on the
Arkansas last summer, previously to
his transfer to Kalamazoo.
Among those who registered as guests
at The Buzzell hotel yesterday were the
following: Val Masha, Pontiac, ILL.,,
twelve members OF the Little Women"
theatrical company; J. J. Kennedy,
Burlington; A. d. Gridler, New York
II. S. Springer, Enosburg Falls; Louis
Peterson, Burlington; Harry Harrison,
Mass; g. N. Webb and wife,
Northfield; Fred Weber, New York
Frank Taylor, New York; f. w. Mills,
Boston; eight members of the Caledonia
A. 9. basketball team; twenty people
from South Ryegate.
Within the coming fortnight several
granite cutters expect to leave for
Keene, N. H., to enter the employ of
the Victoria Granite company. The
plant of the Victoria company was
burned to the ground in the early win
ter, throwing 1876 hands out of work.
The work of rebuilding has been in
charge of O. A. Churchill of this city,
the contractor. The building has been
to such an extent that work
will be resumed during the opening days
of next week. A large number of local
people were employed with the Victoria
company when the plant was partially
destroyed.
The Bennett barber shop which has
been operated on Pearl street for the !
past few months, viii be moved to l57 |
North Main street, the quarters former
" occupied by the Peoples Shoe store, |
on April /. The store space at l57 North |
Main street has bepn rented recentlv o. /