The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

Buy your curtains early at Fits.
Dog collars, from l5c to Sl.50. n. d.
Phelps Co., Barre.
White goods, always big stock to Sc
lect from at Vaughan's.
You viii want pair of those cor
sets on sale for 25e at Perry's on Sat.
urday.
George Pierce left yesterday for Red
stone, N. H., where he will pass the re-
nainder Of the winter
Regular Saturday night dance in How
land hall, March IA, under auspices of
Rileys orchestra. Ladies, free.
William g. Huntoon, who has been
visiting trends in Barre since Tuesday,
returned this forenoon TO his home in
Topsham.
Regular meeting of the ladies aux
iliary to Clan Gordon Monday evening,
March l6, at 1880 o'clock. Please notice
change of date.
Nineteen cent herring bone poplins,
white, tan, navy, blue, brown, Zoe
cloth. We shall ask you only l0e a
yard at Perry's on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Stephens Of Park
street went this morning to Randolph,
where they will spend a few days at
Mrs. Stephens former home.
w. B. Dewey, who has been visiting at
his former home in South Barre for the
past 10 days, returned last night to
Augusta, Me-, where he is employed as
brakeman.
Court Barre, No 33l7, ]. 0. F., viii
hold dance Tuesday evening, March
II. Dancing from to IL p. m. Rossi's
orchestra will furnish music. Come and
have good time. Per committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bruyer and two
children of Maple Grove returned yes
terday from Middlebury, where they
have been spending several days. Mr..
Bruyer has resumed his duties as night
baggage messenger on the Barre branch.
Along with the boosting policy that
number of the city stores are pursu-
ing in the interests of the hospital cam
paiqn, the Red Cross Pharmacy is max
ing successful effort to help advertise
the movement An attractive window
display is one of the features at the
Red Cross and with the idea of giving
the campaign an imeptus, the manage.
ment to-day generously donated all of
the soda fountain sales to the cause.
One year ago to-day, according to
1918 diaries, tine pavement was gwen
its first thorough spring cleaning, the
street sweeper being used, and later IN
the day the finishing touches were given
by gang of men. The breezes that
day were balmy and the walks well
dried up. This morning the mercury
stood at the zero mark and the pave
ment was covered with ice.
Providing negotiations cannot be eff
fected with Montpelier high school with
in a short time to contest deciding
game on some neutral floor for the in
terscholastie basketball championship
Of Vermont, Spaulding high school, it is
said. will assert its claim to the title.
Bv virtue of victory Wednesday night
the Spaulding aggregation evened up
The series between the two teams. Al
though the records for the season of the
two clubs show Montpelier to have
somewhat the better, there is none to
doubt the Spaulding teams superiority
over all other state contenders. After
the Wednesday night game Manager
Blackmore of the Spaulding team en-
tered into negotiations with the Mont
pelier management. In debating terms
he Montpelier management staed that
Il the game was to be played it would
be held at Montpelier on the armory
loor. With the backing of the athletic
officials at Spaulding, Manager Black
more refuses to play the third game at