The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Iatesp IN neck trimmings AT AppotV o.
Best dairy butter at 80 cents per
pound. Smith q Cummings.
Forty inch embroidered wolfe Tor
dresses SOC yard, at Vaughan's
First showing of spring millinery Sat
urday, March 20, at Mrs. s. Il. Lavio'
lette's.
Don't fail to see "Zudora," episode No.
u, "A Bag Of Diamonds" at the Dream.
land to-day.
A new one--Broad Leaf, DC cigar.
Better than any l0c cigar in Barre.
George w. Lander, maker
Miss Hazel Rogers returned to Barre
last evening, after spending several days
with friends in Roxbury.
/ William Mcdonald LETT yesterday for
| Milford, Mass, where he VIII make two
weeks visit with relatives.
Albert Palneau OF Graniteyille was in
the city to-day on his way to Sher-
brooke, P. @, where he will visit rela.
tives for few days.
The Ida Read w. c. r. U, will hold its
regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at
/ to-day o'clock with Mrs. Waldron
Shields, corner Academy and Mount
streets.
Mrs. Joseph Randeau and two sons,
who have been visiting relatives in Web
steryille for the past ten days, were in
! the city to-day while on their home to
Ogdensburg, N. Y.
| Mrs. Frank Carr Of Mortified was a
visitor in the city yesterday while on
her way to Graniteville, where she is
making a visit of several days with Mr..
and Mrs. T. r. Mclean.
Best for Growing Childrcn-Cumming
Jersey milk; about four inches OF cream
in every bottle; measure yours, then
phone 892-l4; direct from the farm to
family delivered morning and night
Mrs G. n. Benedict, s Eastern avenue,
cooks food OF all kinds to order; parties,
lunches ard dinners catered for. Baked
beans, brown and white bread, plain and
sweetened doughnuts on Saturday.
Phone orders early to l4l-W.
Having taken over the management Of
Riley's orchestra and also being the man
nger of the Montpelier Military band or
chestra. / am in position to furnish two
good orchestras for all occasions and
respectfully solicit your patronage. Karl
b. Forsell, Montpelier. VT. Phone 252,
The young peoples society of the
Church of the Good Shepherd met last
night for their annual business meeting
and elected the following TO serve on
the entertainment committee: Christina
Reed. Maud Coburn, Mrs. Arthur Bugbee,
Mae Dale, Stanley Marsh and Mildred
Peer.
The ladies and pastors union OF the
Methodist church are TO give "A sugar eat
FRIDAY evening in the church dining
rooms at o'clock All invited The
following program will be given: Piano
solo, Eileen Parks; reading, Mary Bish-
op; vocal solo, Anna Robertsoni vio-
lin solo, Carter Downing vocal solo,
Lndal Lebouryeau reading, Ella Hoyt
vocal solo, Mildred Higgs; selections on
yictrola. Admission, l5c.
The company which is to present "The
Little Cafe" in the opera house this even
ing arrived in the city to-day from
Plattsburg, y. Y, where the piece was
given last night. Two special cars were
required 20 transport the scenery, and a
day coach was reserved for the use Of
the company. shifting engine from
the Central Vermont freight yards went
To MONTH ier Junction this forenoon TO
convey the baggage to this city
The first through car from Montpelier
since excavation began at the Brook (
street entrance to North Main street was 4
run over the Barre & Montpelier Trac- /
tion & Power Co.'S. traction line late yes
terday afternoon, distractions IN the
highway and ON the ear tracks having
been removed with the completion Of re-
pairs 10 the sewer main in that locality
While the work has been in progress.
patrons OF the road have been compelled
TO transfer at the scene OF the eNcaya
ton.
Exterior repairs 10 the Durkce block
on North Main street. which have been
under way for several weeks, are nearly
completed AZ the west end Of the
building new piazzas have been added for
the benefit Of second and third floor ten.
ants and a fire escape has been installed.
The addition Of the latter utility viii
nm q long felt want among the tenants.
A rear entrance 60 the newly renovated
Unite Fruit store has also been COM
pleted. Manager George Mauiatty has
installed 4 soda fountain in the fruit
store and viii reopen his place Of bus.
mess within a few days.
Passenger and freight trains between
Barre and Montpelier and others running
from Barre junction 20 Williamstown
are 10 slacken their speed, a. the result
% an order issued from the Central Yer
mont railroad Offices in ST. Adams this
week Hitherto the passenger trains
have been accustomed o. consume l5 or
% minutes on the trip from Barre toi
Montpelier. A. a rule. more time has .
been required 90 the Mlliamstoan trips
Ilut 4 minimum 81 25 minutes ior trips !
.atween the points mentioned i 81 b.
ne order uuier . new ruling il suhsti- {
.utod. ID IL uat caftanded that any oi {
he locomotives plying between VIII
.ianistovn. Barre. and thf Junction haFeI
been exrecdinR the speed limit tsIt .
b adopted 4 d said. beFnnse
e The danger attending railroad ofeFa-
IONS in tie spring. ime a. sega a.
to- frost is out ~ TIE ground i j. a.
rfttad that the ufaimum 81 p MINUTES
3 sd - recalled Barre hranfh engineers
"a eandnrtors we're advised 1f the meu
-nIinr through tts nedum ~ uoties