The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-09
TALK OF THE TOWN
New dress skirts at vaughan's.

H Rough and ready cloth l2h2c at .ao'
bolts.
Saturday evening it will pay you to
come to yaughan's.
II Fritz w. jackson left last night fol
\ Boston, where he will attend the Bos'
\ ton automobile show.
\ Miss Teresa Welsh OF West Lebanon
N. H., arrived in the city Saturday te
make a visit with friends.
Ronald Brown of Newport, who has
been passing few days in the city, re-
turned to-day to his home.
A. p Abbott of belmont avenue left
this forenoon for Boston, where he will
make few days business visit.
Miss Arlene Martin of Essex Junction
arrived in the city to-day for a few
days visit as the guest of friends.
Mrs. f. p. Holden of Concord, N. H.,
passed Sunday in the city as the guest OF
her brother, George H. Upper of Keith
avenue.
| Charles A. Brown of Cliff street left
Saturday on business trip to Albany,
n. Y, in the interests of Brown, Car.
roll & Co.
Principal O. X. HOLSTER of Sheridan
street has returned from Middlebury,
where he has been making few days
business visit.
Leo Franz of Quincy, Mass, a former
resident of Barre, arrived in the city last
night for ten days stay with relatives
on Berlin street.
For quick sale: | drop-head Wheeler
& Wilson, SIS, good as new; | New
Home drop-head, $40. Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co., 10 Elm street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Jarvis of
Burlington, who have been guests of DIR.
and Mrs. d. c. Jarvis of Orange street
for few days, returned to their home
this morning.
"The Madonna of the Sums" l0l BIZ
son two-reel drama, featuring Grace
Cunard; Rex, THE Option; also
comedy, "Slim and the Boys at Bijou
Beach," At the Bijou to-day.Advt.
Prof. Landi, violinist, and Prof. Basini,
pianist, of New York City, both we'll
known musicians, will take pupils and
! play for all occasions. Write or call at
Is Humbert street, Barre. Phone 2Ol-l.
Because of the fact that so many have
expressed an opinion. it probably will
be difficult to secure jury for the mock
trial at South Barre grange Tuesday
evening, when Earl Howard is to be
charged with stealing" Charles Persons
pig. !
st. Aldemar commandery, No. IL, X.
| r., will hold the third of series Of
dancing parties IN the Masonic barracks
Thursday evening. Musicians who have
banded together under the name of st.
Aldemar orchestra will play during the
dance and furnish an overture at inter-
mission. A number of young women will
serve luncheon at that time.
Proprietor Alto Marriani of the Bijou
theatre has completed thorough reno
walton of his little playhouse in the
Scampini building. The walls have been
newly kalsomined and better facilities
for ventilation have been provided. Car
penters were engaged to-day in Install
ing new furniture. The tier arrange
ment of the seats has been altered some
what and the seating capacity greatly
augmented thereby.
With the advent OF the springtide. it
is expected that several local baseball
players will be departing to cast their
fortunes with league clubs. In one in
stance Manager David Mcdonald of the
Barre Athletic club will be confronted
with dilemma in presenting his team
to the public in early summer. William
Johnston, captain of the Barre A. c.,
has received offers to play with the Bel |
lows Falls club of the Twin-State league, |
and shortstop Harold Mute and pitcher
Thomas Davidson have received offers |
to play with clubs in the Essex County, |
N. ", league. 1t is very likely they will
accept the offers. In such ease. Man |
ager Mcdonald viii be obliged TO offer |
inducements to out-of town players to |
represent the local club during the sum
mer.
Preliminary arrangements have been |
completed for the Spaulding high school |
Montpelier high school basketball game
at the Church street gymnasium on
Wednesday night The game is one of
the biggest of the basketball season in
Vermont because of the fact that the
state title hinges on the result. Spauld
ing and Montpelier are the two foremost |
competitors for the state championship,
and the series between the two teams
is now in favor of the capital city quin
tet Montpelier defeated Spaulding at
Montpelier a few weeks ago by a close
score. In event of victory, Spaulding
will be placed on an equal basis with
Montpelier high school in state stand
ing, and deciding game between the
teams would be necessary to award the
title. A large delegation of rooters from
Montpelier viii accompany the team to
this city. Manager Blackmore has made
arrangements for handling about 400
spectators. The floor will be roped off
and will be in charge of four officers de-
tailed from the police station. When
the capacity of the hall has been taxed,
the management will bar further adj
missions. The selection of the officials
has not yet been determined definitely.