The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-12
TALK OF TIE TOWN

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Sale children's gingham dresses at the
Vaughan Store.
Special orders taken on suits on Sat
urday and Monday at Abbott's.
Big sale l0c and zoe laces all for 90
and Zoe yard Sale begins Saturday at
Vaughan's.
Arthur S. Martin is among the Barre
autoists attending the motor show in
Boston this week.
w, d. Smith of Summer street has
returned home from Boston, where he
has been attending the auto show,
Good crowd guaranteed. Public dance,
Clan Gordon hall, Saturday evening. Ril
ey's, Gentlemen, so cents; ladies free.
If William Chester will call on or tele-
phone TO Rev. T. f. Newell, Is French
street, he will receive message from
his dying mother.-Adv.
| Fred L. Page is delivering another lot
of those nice Florida grapefruit and
oranges. There are a few boxes that
| have not been spoken for.-Adv
The Altrurians will observe gentle.
mems night by holding red tape birth
day social with Mrs. Edward Glysson of
20 Perry street Friday evening nc 1880.
Ensign Parsons, who has been absent
on business in Windsor county this
week, has rejoined his comrades in the
Salvation Army barracks on North Main
street.
Seniors of Goddard seminary are to
present "The Private Tutor" in the
school chapel this evening at s o'clock
Under the direction of Miss Clara f
lFhip,,Ia Of ba
participants held their last rehearsal
this afternoon.
A beyy Of 30 schoolgirls from the sth
grade at Mathewson school went to
Montpelier this forenoon to view the
proceedings of the solons at the State |
House. The schoolchildren expect to be /
back in the schoolroom in time for the |
afternoon session.
Members OF the Vermont Poultry as.
ISOLATION will meet in the court room at /
city hall this evening to discuss several
measures of vital interest TO the organ
ization The committee on judges will
report on its effort to secure two com
petent judges for the 1915 show and an
informal discussion of the proposal to
hold the exhibit in Barre wilt be one of
the features of the gathering.
Peter MacQueen f. r. G. S., the we'll
known writer and war correspondent
who has been representing "Leslie'sp in
the great war, followed the allies on the
of northern France. Hav-
ing no permit from the ministry of war, Ii
he was arrested and tried by court mar
tial, but was acquitted and given per-
mission to forward this graphic account !
of the war Hear him and see his 200
pictures at the opera house on March II.
Adults, 25c; students, l5c.
The SpauIding high school girls bas. !
letball team viii line up against the
Reds Of Hardwick in the Church street
gymnasium tonight at o'clock Adj {
mission, 25 cents; students, Is cents. !
ate Yesterday afternoon Miss GuyeC, I
manager of the high school team, re- c
eived notice from the Whitcomb high
cam of Bethel that the game was can e
eled, making the second time that the I
iris from the White river district have r
lone such a thing. However. negotia- +
ions with the manager of the HardwiCk 1 .
ontingent resulted in satisfactory terms a
nd strong team win be sent TO try 3
he mettle of the local girls A good T
anne is assured and the high school girls !.
re out for a victory. :,
After an existence which dated over ],
period of more than five years, Ri \
VS. orchestra as the organization !,
lrmed by James Riley Of East street
Ms been known, has disbanded, and a
ia;orty OF the musicians who have
cen affiliated with the orchestra have
organized The pressure Of other affairs c
as persuaded Mr.. Riley to withdraw
ON active participation in the affairs
the orchestra. His place in the per
,nnel il 10 be filed BY Peter Landi OF y
re firm OF Landi & Basini, which con "a
icts music school on South Main p
rect. John Carroll is TO remain as q
anist and Alex NJ Troup and Arthur I,
lrroll are 10 be identified with the e
as heretofore. An effort will y
made to maintain the excellent repu- y
ton which the original Rloy's orches- !
a gained for itself throughout the =
myth and breadth Of the state. n
Mrs Hattie FoFdham. an East Mont
.lier woman. who is staying at the -
me of Murray Cutler in that locality,
ont TO Montpelier yesterday to obtain
J N-ray examination OF an arm injury
hieh she sustained while driving on y
ssex street in this city last Monday
ternoon. A fracture Of the right arm
Is been disoerned and several weeks -
IN elapse before the woman Is able 10
owe the member. together with Mrs. 4
a O. Becklev Of this city Mrs Ford.
ina was driving down Essex street
enamtory 10 entering the Prospect I
rect highway. When the team reach
what il claimed 10 have been a az.
ession in the road, Mrs. Fordham ac-
riding to the story. was pitched ont oil
= carriage In falling, she struck on 4
r right arm Although realizing that
E had been painfully injured. Mrs.
rdham returned 20 The carriage and 4
ove down 20 the home 81 q friend :
,ere first aid remedies ucre admin
cred. Dr Freeman 81 Plainfold was
~ called 70 attend The woman.