The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-21
TALK OF THE TOWN
&c Abbott's Saturday sale.

auDolb 10 opeHinB new miillneiy ue-
partment.
New rulings, pleatings, lace, net, chif-
fons, at Perrys.
James Geake, formerly of Webster
vile, is employed in the Ross barber
shop on Depot square.
Regular Saturday night dance in How
land hall March 81, under auspices OF
Riley's orchestra. Ladies, free.
Edward II. Marsh returned lastsnight
to his home at Burlington, after pass
ing several days in the city with friends.
James Mckinley returned last night
to his home at Rutland, after passing
several days in the city on business in
terests.
Walter II. Stone, who has been visit
ing with friends for the past week in
the city, returned last night to his home
at Worcester.
Fresh strawberries and fresh to-
matoes for sale at the Vermont Fruit
company. Be sure and take advantage
OF this offer.
Albert Rochelle returned to-day to
his home at Hardwick, after passing
few days in the city as the guest of
John Bottomini
Charles Kenyon, jr., and w. A. Brad
ford returned this forenoon from Boston,
where they have been passing few
days on business.
Miss Emma Williams, who has been
passing a few days with relatives on
the Montpelier road, returned to-day to
her home at Moretown.
A. Massi, who has been employed for
the past four months at Cleveland,
Ohio, returned to the city last night.
He will remain in Barre indefinitely.
George Tracy, who has been spending
the past few weeks in the city as the
guest of friends on Circle street, re-
turned to-day to his home at Vershire.
George Bates, who has been passing
few days in the city, left last night for
Wells River for few days visit before
proceeding to his home at Bordenstown,
n, j.
Friends in this city of John Calderara
will be interested to learn that he has
changed his residence from Granite
Mountain, Ga to Salt Lake City, Utah.
Mr.. Calderara left Barre last fall for
Georgia.
The condition of Miss Alice Moore,
Lincoln school teacher, who recently
underfent an operation for appendicitis
at tut Nllf hbSpttdIf ~ SANablN
She will be able to leave the hospital to-
Among those who registered at The
Buzzell hotel yesterday were the fol-
lowing: Madame Florence, WaIlingford;
T. j. Coffey, Hornell, n. NJ; A. l.. Mac
MILAN, Boston; +. +. Fogg, Boston;
Miss Nellie Tillotson, West Topsham;
Cora G. Kennedy. West Topsham; Elias
Abbott, New York; G. A. Worcester,
Batavia, n. Y.
James Tassie of West street, de-
livery clerk at My Bakery, resumed his
duties to-day after weeks absence.
Mr.. Tassie received several cuts and |
bruises in recent runaway. He was |
thrown from his cart heavily to the |
ground During his absence his position |
has been filled by ID. Douglass.
The strong bowling club representing
the Hoyt and Lebourveau granite com
pany last night defeated team from
the Presbrey-Coykenda Granite com
pany in the first OF series of candle
pin matches. The Hoyt and Lebouryeau
aggregation won two out Of three games
md had the highest pinfall. Tom Burke
Of the winners was the best bowler OF
The evening, landing the plum for three
string total
Sadlier, 10 Keith avenue, has on dis
play the largest line of oval portrait
with convex glass, in Vermont,
and a skilled picture man to adjust
them. Special prices for framing and
charging for 80 days. All work guar
anteed. Our usual liberal terms when
desired. Our regular line of furniture,
floor coverings, home goods and cloth
ing more complete than ever. Try us
once.
At the Church street gymnasium last
light the Combination Five defeated the
North Barre Y. ID. M. in the first of
eries of elimination games for the
juvenile basketball title of the city.
t was l3 to IL victory for the Com
,ination and hundreds of young rooters
Urged their respective fayorites on when
he game started. Mike Cerasol and
Charles Carrara featured for the van
pushed quintet and Ross and Manager
Ialsall did garrison work for the win
lers. The next game will be played
Wednesday night.
Sixty couples attended the annual
pring dance in the chapel at Goddard
eminary last evening. The affair was
me Oh tue HtOsJ tHIogdDlt VI tht Sthopi
ear and the attendance included large
lumber of alumni, former students and
riends of Goddard. Music was fur
Iished by Bruce's orchestra and at in
number of young women of '
he school served ice cream, cake and /
vafers. The dance was given under the
uspices of the Universalist church.
Among those who had charge of the
fair were Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Drew,
dr. and Mrs. F. c. Cutler and Mrs. ,
,mith.
BY special arrangement the manage
nent of the Pavilion has secured for
tuesday,, hospital day: 'Iottie Good j
nan and Escort" the English dancing ]
dol in a refined singing and acrobatic j
ancing act, European novelty offer :
ng, introducing laughable situations
nd character changes. There will also !
e Maize Rowland in a pianologue act.
Iiss Rowland has just finished what is }
nown among show people as the big
ime and is playing here at a much high ]
r salary than usually paid for such
cts, owing to the fact that the man
cement wishes to have an extra good ,
how for this occasion. There will also 8