The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

NHlSHb ..
Abbott is opening a new millinery de-
partment.
| Miss Eva Gowing is ill and confined
| to the bed
| See the new lace corset covers at the
| Vaughan Store
There are several pieces of furniture,
including dining room set, for sale at
2S Orange street.
| John Porter, who has been passing a
few weeks in the city, returned to-day
to his home at Hardwick
! Henry Brown, the incubator man, has
installed telephone at his home on
Allen street Tel. l6l-ll-Advt.
Officer managers, proprietors, stenog
raphers, etc, should consider our ad. in
to-day's paper c. N. Kenyon & Co.
Henry Titus, who has been passing
| few days in the city with friends, re-
turned yesterday to his home at Woods
vile, n. Fl.
Miss Abbie Ford, who has been the
guest of friends in the city for the past
week, returned last night to her home
at Brattleboro,
All ladies who are to serve on the COM
mittee of the better babies contest, soon
to be held by the Woman's club, are re-
quested to meet at Mrs. Shepard's store,
! Rowland block, Tuesday evening at.
7:l5.
The Swedish Order of Vasa held a So
cial dance in the Knights OF Columbus
hall on Saturday night. There were
about sixty couples present. Bruce's or.
chestra furnished music for the dancing.
Refreshments were served during the
evening.
Mrs. Harriet n. Little, who is spend
ing the winter in Boston with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Sarah Z. Drew, was the happy
recipient of many floral tributes and nu-
merous birthday cards on the event of
her sOth birthday anniversary, March
10. She wishes to thank her friends in
Barre and Williamstown, who so kind
" remembered her ON that happy occa-
sion. Mrs. Little is having good win
ter in Boston, is in excellent health and
asserts that she is looking forward to
many more such happy birthdays in
Boston, the heartiest wish of all her
friends.
Work was begun this forenoon on the
task OF remodelling the dining hall of
The Buzzell hotel The first step is to
enlarge the kitchen facilities. An addi-
ton is being constructed better to enable
the proprietor of the establishment to
accommodate its patrons. In few weeks
other steps will be taken to reconstruct
another portion of the building and con-
a., tnts, t,,c, al
ty for the dining rooms. When the reno |
walton of the dining rooms is completed, |
the hotel will have seating capacity for |
go guests.
At the real estate auction sale Satur- /
day afternoon, OF the property known as
23 and rs Branch street, forty people
were in attendance. Among the prom
Bruce alderman from the sixth ward,
Contractor +. n. Normandeau, ID. ID.
Boyce, and Henry Dessureau, the last
named being the purchaser at Sits,
who buys for home and an invest
ment. The property was sold by r. +.
Beckley, agent, TO settle an estate. The
agent was well pleased with the outcome
and the purchaser could not help being {
satisfied with his bargain. C. +. Smith
acted as auetioneer.
John Frontini of Foss street left yes. ,
.erday for Cincinnati, Ohio, where he has ,
secured position as foreman in one ,
If the large granite manufacturing
plants of that city. Previous to his de.
1arture, reception was rendered in his
honor at the Italian Pleasure club rooms.
Mr.. Frontini was the recipient of
handsome leather travelling bag. A del. /.
cation of about twenty members of the :
hub accompanied Mr.. Frontini to Mont !,
,elier last night. Mr. Frontini is one !,
If Barre's popular young men and for y
many years past has been employed in
he granite business about the city. \
Special features in vaudeville and pic z
ures at the Pavilion to-day. Lottie 0
Goodman with escort, the English dane e
ng idol, in refined singing aerobatic,
lancing, European novelty offering. In u
reduces laughable situations and char =
Icter changes. There is also Maize Row D
and, just off the big time in piano.
ogue act something different from the q
lslial run. For the picture program we
ave ''Banzai," two.part K.B, mar.
staged and acted Japanese 5
Rama, with scenes laid in Toxic, Japan. /
md California, also. "The Bowling )
Match" just another of those scream t
ng Keystone comedies, also Mutual
weekly with news of all the world a
Adv. \
The annual meeting and election of
Ulcers of the Bon-Aceord football club !,
vas held in the Clan Gordon hall on
asst Friday evening. During the meet !.
ng club reports were submitted. which
ended to indicate that the organization i
vas in aourishing condition. The com :
nittee on enrollment's report showed 4
hat within the past year a noticeable
Increase has been made in the clubs n
membership. Enthusiasm was the key b
ote of the Bon-Aecords' annual session. N
'lans are to be laid to have the club To-
by one of the strongest foot Il
all teams in the history of the asso-
iation the coming summer. The officers il
lected are as follows: President, George \
leLean; vice-president, Bots Palmer:
ecretary, Alex. w. Mccormack; treas. b
rer, George Brands; captain James b