The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ladies' millinery at Abbott's.
See those 81 so silk pettieoats for Sl.00
at Vaughan's.
A 25c curtain scrim for tic yard at
Perry's on Saturday.
Remember the May ball in Rowland
hall Thursday, April 80.
Childrens wash dresses 25c Acc, 59c,
75c up, at Vaughan's.
Prompt and distinctive service at the
Ross barber shop, Depot square.
n The best suit of clothes you ever saw
for $40 can be seen at Lamorey's.
Marshmaliow whip topping on vanilla
and caramel ice cream at Red Cross
pharmacy.
Horace Bartlett OF Rutland arrived in
the city to-day to make few days visit
as the guest Of friends.
/ Wanted. Men, women and children to
attend the concert at the Congregational
church Wednesday evening.
! Daniel Mccarthy OF Pearl street re-
turned last night from Boston, where he
has been for the past few weeks.
| Mrs. S. HOLSTER jackson and son, Mel
son Parkyn, left this week for Chicago,
where they viii make an extended visit.
/ Hermon Wiltshire OF Cabot arrived in
| the city to-day 20 pass a few days as
the guest of Lee Shepard on the Mont
pelier road.
The Young ladies of the Universalist
church are preparing for their annual
dance. May Is, at Rowland hall. Riley's
orchestra. Remember the date.
Horace and Homer Sowles, students at
Harvard college, arrived in the city this
| forenoon to make a visit at the home of
| their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sowles
of Trow hill.
| Miss Mary Hoban of % Liberty street
underwent successful operation for ap.
pendicitis at the City hospital late yes
terday. To-day her condition was re-
ported to be comfortable.
Mrs. Emery Blanchard, who has been
spending the past week in Barre with
relatives, left last night for Portland,
Me-. where she viii make a few days
visit before going to her home at Ban
gor, Me.
Among those who registered at the
Buzzell hotel yesterday were j. n.
Chaur, ,Boston James Michigan, West
Topsham; George Levy. New York; Cos
selin Tomby, st. Johnsbury; Thomas A.
Nancy, New York.
w. J. Manning, granite representa-
week in Barre. returned last night to his
home at Plainiold, N. J. While in
Barre he visited the granite plants of
the city and made his first inspection OF
the quarry deposits on Milestone hill.
Mrs. Lewis b. Glidden of the East !
Barre road who has been confined TO
the house sor several weeks on account |
of illness, is slowly improving and ex-
meets to leave town soon for Sherbrooke, |
p. O.. where she will enter the Protes- |
tant hospital and submit to an opera
tion.
Theodore Stowe, who has been spend |
ing the winter at the Vermont Soldiers
Home in Bennington, arrived home last /
evening. Mr. Stowe will take"up his |
residence on Prospect street until fall. |
He speaks highly of the reception ac-
corded veterans IN the home at Benning
ton.
Attorney William Wishart returned
last night from Waterbury, where he
appeared for the respondent in the case
of state VS.. A. Nenetti, charged with
selling intoxicating liquor Illegally. We
netti was qrraigned before Justice of
the Peace c. c. Graves on warrant
which was served at the request of
Grand Juror G. n. Dale. The respond
ent reaffrmed a previous plea of not
guilty and after a short conference on
the part of tine state authorities against
him was mol PiOssed. The arrest was
made early in the week, and Veuetti /
was out on bail of $500 when the hearing
was called. u