The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

we can save you iuoHey az WY
on Saturday.
! Easter postcards and booklets on sale
at Barre Book Store.
1 You should read about the extra val
ues at Perry's on Saturday.
Mrs. James Portras wishes to an
nounce her millinery opening at Sem
mary street.
Eighty-nine cents each; you will want
one of these umbrellas, on sale Satur-
day at Perry's.
Agnes E. Rule is detained from her
duties at G. N. Kenyon's store on ac-.
count of illness.
The Presbyterian choir will meet for
rehearsal tonight at 1880. A large at
tendance is desired.
Miss Dorothy Allen of Newport ar
rived in the city to-day to pass Few
days as the guest OF friends
Are you going to the supper at the
PRESBYTERIAN church on Thursday even
iinoy Read the menu in to-day's issue.
Mrs. George Roberts left to-day for
Middlesex. where she will visit during
! the coming two weeks with relatives.
7 Notice: At Miss Walkers leweiry
store may be found Easter cards de-
signed and illumined by Angie =. Bad
ger.
Mrs. II. B. Brooks and daughter, Miss
Brooks, of Washington street, have gone
to Burlington for a weeks visit with
/ friends.
DIR. Everett Horlett, who has been
passing few days in the city, returned
last night to his home at Cambridge,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Lucia Of Water
| bury spent few days recently as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles let
reault.
/ Albert Milne, who has been visiting
lat the home Of his uncle at Colchester
for the past week, returned to the city
last night
Quadruple silver plated individual
creamers and sugars free at Russells ON
Saturday with SOC box OF Peerage
chocolates.
DIR. L. d. Martin of this city has been
Iappointed by Governor Fletcher TO sue
coed himself as member OF the board
of osteopathy.
Howard Miles, student at Dartmouth
college. arrived in the city to-day to
pass the annual Easter vacation at his
home on West street.
To introduce Peerage chocolates Sat
urday we will give you free an individ-
ual creamer or sugar with each box.
The Red Pharmacy.
The young ladies' circle OF the Univer-
salist church have selected May 10 as
the date of their annual May dance.
tHowland hall; Riley's orchestra.
f. j. Abdala OF Barre has filed a pc
tition in bankruptcy with Clerk +. D..
4 Platt of the United States court. He
has liabilities of ,232.94 and assets of
$50, Of which $25 is claimed exempt.
There will be an Odd Ladies' dance,
Friday, April 3, at $3.50. Harris or
chestra will furnish music, refresh
1 ments served. Regular meeting at Z
sharp. Ladies, notice change OF date.
4 The regular quarterly meeting of the
hospital aid association will be held IN
Aldrieh hall Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock. The executive board will meet
at 2.3O. Please note change of place of
meeting.
Mrs. f. r. Northrop wishes to an
nounce that she will be assisted this
spring in taking orders for the G. II.
Stuart goods by Mrs. w. H, Richardson.
Mrs. Northrop guarantees the same sat
isfaction and respectfully asks patron
age for Mrs. Richardson.
The Ozarks met defeat at Montpelier
last evening from the Initials in three
straight games. The Montpelier quin-
tet rolled total pinfall OF 1892. The
best bowling of the games was furnished
by Pickford of the Initials, who rolled
los for his best single and 295 for his
best three-string total. Cory was the
best bowler for the Barre team.
Court Granite City, No. 1853, Scandi-
navian Brotherhood of America, has
moved into its new quarters in Clan
! Gordon hall in the Bolster block, and
will hold its first meeting on Saturday
evening at 7 o'clock. A box social viii
follow the meeting and grand old time
lis promised. Refreshments free for
everybody and everyone welcome. Re-
member the place, in Bolster block.
Plans have been made by the enter
tainment committee of Barre council,
Knights of Columbus, for an Easter
Monday ball, which will be held in Scam
pini hall. The ball is an annual event
and is always attended by success in a
large degree Invitations are being for
warned TO DeISoIS III tVbH-
tv. Harris orchestra will furnish mu-
sic for the ball.
The opera house was the scene of the
character comedy, Mrs. Wigs of the
Cabbage Patch and Lovey Mary" at two
performances given yesterday. Every
bit as funny and entertaining as the
book, the dramatization provoked laugh
ter at every interval during each act.
The cast were all well suited for their
parts and no particular mention might
he made concerning any individual, al
though Miss jefferson in the role of
Miss Hazyp the pessimist, brought the
house down with her actions and APP
pearance. Miss Leith did very well as
''Mrs. Wigs" the optimist, as did Mr..
Howard, who interpreted the part of
Mr.. Stubbins, the imam who walked in
his Sleep
The Mudscrapers' A. c. won the jun
Tor basketball championship of the city
last evening by defeating the d. c. V.
club of the North Barre Methodist
church at the Church street gymnasium,
10 to 6. Because of the Importance at
tached to the outcome of the game a
large crowd gathered at the gymnasium.