The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-31
TALK OF TIE TOWN

Busy week for Easter goods at the
Vaughan Store,
Regular meeting OF the Socialists in
Scampni hall tonight at 1880.
Mr.. Morse is in New York buying Eas-
ter novelties for A, +. Abbott a Co..
Adv.
A son weighing nine pounds was born
March 80 10 Mr.. and Mrs. James OGrady
of Long street,
Miss Florence Moore OF Burlington II
visiting with Miss Hattie Lander OF 10
South Main street for short time.
Misses Warnitta Veale and Margaret
Scott left this morning for Woodsville,
n. H., 20 spend their Easter vacation.
Mrs. Fay A. Blake, who has been visit
ing friends in the city for a few days,
returned last night to her home in Brad
ford.
AT the Salvation Army hall tonight,
special meeting. Special songs on VIC
trola. Sister Nichols will speak. All are
welcome.
Catalogues of Victor records for the
month of April have come. Call and get
one at Bailey's Music Rooms, IA Elm
street
c. II. Eddy and Eugene Moody re.
turned to Waterbury last night, after
looking over a number OF farm prop
critics in Barre Town.
We are still selling the compound lard
for Zoe per rcmd net Oranges at very
low prices. Strictly fresh eggs, 23c per
dozen. Louis Romanos.
ID. j. Morse of fremont street lefC
last night for New York City, where he
will spend few days on business in
the interests of the Daylight store.
All the children taking part in the
Easter concert at the Baptist church
come to the church Thursday at o'clock
for rehearsal. Parents please see that
children attend.
There will be no Bible study at the
Seventh Day Advent church Thursday
evening on account of the illness OF the
pastor but there will be a prayer meet
ing Friday evening.
Anyone thinking of subscribing to the
following magazines, The Mentor, Bos-
ton Cooking School, Woman's Home Com
panion, Pictorial Review and Needlecratt
will oblige Mrs. Mason Page by eommu'
nicating with her; 80 Elm street; tel.
222- w ADV.
Twenty friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kelley met at their home on the west
hin Monday evening to celebrate their
10th wedding anniversary. Ice cream
and cake were served and the guests pre-
sented Mr. and Mrs. Kelley purse OF
money. Verne Dillingham;, q brother Of
Mrs. Kelley, was here to attend the
event.
Eugene S. Abbott of Butte, Mont, who
is making an extended visit among rela
tiyes in Vermont and other eastern
states, is spending few days in Barre
as the guest of his cousin, William ,.
Abbott Of 81 Elm street Mr.. Abbott is
former Ryegate boy and il passing
much OF his time in that vicinity. lie
has been located in Montana for the past
% years, going there from Vermont when
comparatively young man, Mr. Abbott
Is an interesting conyersationalist and in
greeting his old acquaintance in this To-
cality he is able to entertain them with
many interesting narratives OF his life in
the West.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Walton Shields and
three children of Academy street will
leave the city late this evening for New
York, going thence to fredericksburg
Va, where they plan to make an extend
ed visit with a view to locatingsin Nir-
ginia if they find conditions suited TO
their liking. Mr.. and Mrs. Shields have
stored their household goods and viii not
decide permanently TO make their resi-
dence in the South until fall. They are
to be accompanied on their journey to-
night by another Barre family planning
to locate elsewhere. Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Collins of Beckley court, who have made
their home here for several years, arc
to leave for New Jersey. After visit.
ing relatives in some Of the larger cities
they expect finally TO establish a home
somewhere in that state.
Russell Allen OF the east hill, who is
employed as a chauffeur by Cross Broth
ers in Northfield arrived in the city this
morning from Boston, having made the
trip BY automobile in a car styled the
Chandler Six, which he obtained for his
employers while in the Hub. Mr.. Allen
made the trip between Barre and Boston
| by easy stages, eneountering good, bad
and fairly passable roads. For the most
part, however, the journey while puT
sued in the face OF a driving nor'west
wind was altogether enjoyable. ThS
driver met several motorists who coz.
fessed surprise over the absence OF snow
even in localities where the highway l.
| hanked BY wooded areas. Mr.. Allen
drove the car TO Mortified this after
noon.
knights Of 81. Aldemar eommandery
are making their usual plans for the oh
| seryance Of Easter Sunday, April 4. 4
circular issued to-day By the emlnen;
commander. W. p. Scott, and the record
er, w. T.. Cato, urges all members oil
the organization 20 meet az the asylum
in the Blanchard building on the morning
Of Easter day. Following a custom ioua
ago established by the commandery, -,
I Templars will have their breakfast IN tbs
/ hall. the hour between $500 and 9i3l
O'Clock having been reserved Tor "a,
morning meal. A special conclave vii
be held at ~ O'Clock and afterward To,
members will march In a body 60 th'
\ First Baptist church. where special Eas
ter services with appropriate music VII
b. held. The pastor. Rev. George Il
M . Al