The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-24
TALK OF THE TOWN
~ snrinc oxfords az Fits.

\ New spring oxfords at Fits.
4 See the new waists at Nanghan's.
i Rough and ready cloth l21sc at Alb
bolts,
See the ready.to-hang lace curtains a.
Abbott's.
1 More new gloves in the sale at the
Vaughan Store.
Special values in scrim curtains Sl.0t
at Perrys on Saturday.
Did You see those umbrellas for $50
each at Perry's on Saturday.
Don't wait until those Sl.50 silk pet
ticoats are sold; buy one at Vaughan's
See our values on serim curtains al
Perry's on Saturday; sl.50 curtains for
| sl00 pair.
4 Mrs. H. w. Scott and little daughter
OF Richardson street have returned home
after visiting relatives in Morrisville.
Cattle are coming in pretty well, al
though we want about 40 more to turn
out. H. J. Smith, 367 North Main street.
Miss Bernice Dodge OF 30 Elm street
returned yesterday from Moretown,
where she has been spending several
days with relatives.
Miss Christina Haggett, former res
ident of Barre, arrived in the city yes
terday from West Stewartstown, N. H.,
for an extended visit.
The condition of Miss Vera Solari of
North Main street, who recently sub
mitted to an operation for appendicitis
at the City hospital, is showing steady
improvement.
Tonight at the Spaulding high school
chapel the 1915 class viii tender its an
nual reception 20 the faculty and stud
ents. Engaged by Wednesday" is the
name of three--aet farce which the
class will present and in the cast of
characters are some of the most capable
amateur actors in the high school.
Although nearly ten days have passed
since the trout fishing season opened,
fishermen who have yentured into the
open have thus far met with poor sue
cess. Two South Barre anglers raided
an early brook few miles south of the
city Yesterday and got nine of the
speckled beauties for their pains.
Raymondo Cametti, who passed the
winter solstice on the Italian peninsula,
arrived in the city this morning from
New ork, where ne iandeu yesterday
from the French liner, La Provence.
Giovanni Pardell, who left Barre for his
home in Italy last November, arrived
in the city this morning from Boston,
where he recently landed from the Hes
perion. Mr. and Mrs. P. Cordini re-
turned yesterday to Barre from New
York. where they visited relatives for
few DAYS, after landing from a White
Star liner. The family has been absent
from this city nearly two years.
A final rehearsal will be held this
evening for I'll Padrone del Ferrieri,"
four-act drama, which the Italian Flo
dramatic company is to present in the
opera house tomorrow evening. The |
cast of some twenty of the best known /
amateur actors in the Italian colony has
worked assiduously to make the produc. |
ton a success and if the present indica-
tions are reliable. it is evident that their /
efforts will not have been in vain. I'll 1
Padrone del Ferrieri" has its locale in
the valley of the Italian river, Guira. (
The lines are written by Georgia Honet. I
a celebrated italian dramatist of his (
day. Representatives of the Italian col (
onies in Montpelier, Hardwick and
Mortified are expected to be in the city I
for the entertainment and special cars
have been provided for the accommoda-
ton of North Barre and MONTPELIER pa /
irons after the show.