The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-19
TALK OF THE TOWN
Fancy silks at Fits.
New house dresses nj NalIOl


| New house dresses at Vaughan's.
Nebber, that comedy ventriloquist, is
at the Pavilion to-day.-Adv.
You can buy Ice galatea cloth for l2lsc
a yard at Perry's on Saturday.
Ten per cent discount on new spring
goods begins Friday at Vaughan's.
Read the classified ad. on page seven
regarding the granite and marble bust
ness for sale.-Advt.
Ronald Keefe of Cabot arrived in the
city this afternoon TO pass a few days
as the guest of friends on Ayers street.
Miss Hattie LaRoe, who has been Wis
iting as the guest of relatives at Web
visitor in the city to-day on her way to
her home at Derby Line.
"When Ursus Threw the Bull" two
reel Nestor comedy; "Three Children"
Powers; also Pearl White drama,
1.-THE Grateful 0uteast," at the Bijou,
where you can always find two-reel
feature.-Adv.
Through its local offices, the Dan A.
Perry real estate agency has sold the
Charles T.. Adams farm, so-called, near
Gaysville, to r. $. Jefferman and wife of
Sutton. The sale includes the transfer
of the stock tools and crops. There are
1875 acres Of land on the farm. Mr.. JEFF
ferman will take immediate possession
of the property.
The next regular meeting of the Yer
mont Poultry association will be held at
the city court room on the evening of
Friday, March q. This announcement
was made to-day and especial signifi-
canoe il attached to the meeting, as def
mite information will be available on
the personnel of the judges who are to
act at the 1915 show. Two judges hare
already been selected, but the executive
committee is awaiting replies to the
associations invitation.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dewey and Mr..
and Mrs. Ezra Hamblett, with their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Perle Tobin, were
entertained &C the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
=. ID. Sloan in Montpelier Wednesday
evening. Mr. and Mrs. Tobin, who had
been in this city and Montpelier for the
past two weeks, left this morning for
New Hampshire to remain for a short
time before going on to Boston, where
they are to make their home.
One OF the little boosters that is to
help along the Barre City hospital build
ing fund is an auction sale which is to
be held in the vestry of the Universal
list church Friday evening A Glenwood
range donated by the Weir Stove Co.
will be knocked down to the highest bid
der at s o'clock. A number of stove
users have their eyes on the range and
the bidding is expected to hit high
pace. Dan A. Perry who is a captain on
one of the campaigning teams, has con-
scented to auction the property.
Both of the V. d. Ms of North Barre
and the Combination Five have released
their clutches on the Juvenile basket
ball championship of the city and are
now willing to abide by the outcome of
n series of three games to be played at
once. Until Managers Michael Cerasoli
and Halsall got together and arranged
dates last night the juvenile honor was
the bone of much contention on the part
Of the younger basket ball players in
Barre. Now the V. d. M. outfit and the
Five will come together in the first of
the series tomorrow evening. The game
starts in the Church street gymnasium
at 1890 o'clock.
Detailed arrangements are being made
for the Pythian district meeting to be
held in Barre Tuesday, March "a A
from Vincitia lodge, No. TO-
Il. p, has charge of the preparations
as all of the entertainment for the Wis
iting delegates is to be provided by the
Barre lodge men. According to present
plans the meeting viii be held in How
land hall, that auditorium having been
selected by reason of its size. Hitherto
it has been the custom to hold the dis
trict meetings in the lodge rooms, but
the new arrangement is expected to ac-
much larger gathering of
Pythians. The ladies' union of the Uni
versalist church will serve supper to the
delegates in the vestry at o'clock.
There will be no post -prandial exercises;
instead, the Pythians viii repair at once
to the hall, where team will confer
The first Pythian rank on large class.
Nearly % candidates have signiied a
desire to accept the rank at the meet
ing and their number viii be drawn from
every lodge in the district. Delegations
are expected to attend from the follow
ng towns: Montpelier, Waterbury.
Bethel, West Topsham. Marshfield and
iroton. Grand Chancellor V. W. Rand
If Hardwiek and other grand lodge Off
.ers will no nrpspnf