The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-25
TALK OF TIE TOWN
Juvenile suitinps at Fits.


The school bird club will meet at the
Mathewson school builG q Friday after
noon, Immediately after school.
We have lot of excellent bargains IN
boys shoes. Now is the time to fit out
the boy for spring. Tilden Shoe Co.
George Maniatty of Prospect street
who has been passing several days N
Boston on business, returned to the city
last night.
Frank Il. Adams of Elm street left
this morning for Brattleboro, where he
will participate in trap shoot to be
held tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs Max Reaside and daugh-
ter have returned home, after an ex-
tended visit with friends and relatives
in johnson and Burlington.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Weafer and
little daughter of Academy street have
gone to their former home in Morris
Vile for few days visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Carrie Burke-Gonyo announces
her annual spring millinery opening,
which will be held at her parlors, 1853
North Main street, Saturday, March 2i.
The public is cordially invited to call and
inspect the latest spring creations in the
millinery line.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Signorelli Of 80
Maple avenue, who have been passing
several days in Boston while Mr.. Sig
norelli attended the annual meeting Of
the New England Drug Clerks associa
ton, returned to Barre this morning.
Mr.. Signorelli has resumed his duties
| in the Red Cross pharmacy.
All ladies of the Church of the Good
Shepherd are asked TO contribute some
thing toward the missionary box to be
sent to Alaska the last of next week. 1t
is hoped all viii respond. Articles can
be left at Mrs. w. ID. Reid's. II anyone
is unable to do so, please notify Mrs.
Frank Rowland and she will see they are
called for. Any second hand clothing, like
oil linen, sweaters, sheets, towels and
handkerchiefs will be very acceptable.
The city schools will close tomorrow
for the annual Easter vacation. Stu
dents in the grades will have a recess of
two weeks. sessions being resumed for
them on the morning of April II, while
the high school will be closed only a
week, or until April 5. Allowance for
the longer vacation in the grades is made
by reason of the fact that the graded
schools were opened on scheduled time
last fall, whereas the high school ses-
sions were not resumed until a week
later the delay being due to repairs
which We're in progress in connection
with the erection OF the new Spaulding
spend the vacation at their respective
homes.
Announcement was made to-day Of
the purchase by Mark Fl Cutler OF 20
jefferson street of one-half interest in
the garage and automobile business Of
his father. II. f. Cutler The change |
becomes effective at once and hereafter
the business will be conducted under |
the name of II. f. Cutler & Son. The /
Younger Mr. Cutler will divide his time I
between the sales department and the
garage on North Main street, although |
he intends 70 devote a major part OF !
his attention to demonstration The 4
is to handle the Overland. Max I
well and Jeffries cars this season and I
orders for number of automobiles have /
already been received The partnership /
includes the sales department as well as
the repair business. Since his gradua
ton from Spsulding high school, in the
spring OF 1910, Mr.. Cutler has been in
his fathers employ and has gained a
first hand knowledge of the au-
business.
A concert OF much merit and enjoyed /
by good audience was given at /
the Congregational church last evening
by the choir. assisted by Miss Marguer-
lie Albertson, teacher Of elocution az
seminary. Miss Gladys Gale
rendered two pipe organ selections. Con.
,ert Overture tHollins) and Media
ton from That's" (Massenetl. and the
,hurch quartet. composed OF Mrs. Gladys
Bradley. Miss Glee Wood, Arthur Bigr
low and Fred lng,is, sang In April
Time" (Pinsutil. "The Rosary" tNeyinl i
ind Greeting 10 Spring (Stnussl
There were solo selections by Miss Wood
N MY Laddie.' by Mr.. Bigelow in "The
North Wind (W r. Spence. By Mrs.
Bradley in "Joy Of Morning Harriet
Ware, and Mr.. lnglis in Calm As the
Night" lBohm with a duet. with the
Stream" Tours, by Mrs. Bradley and
Miss Wood Miss Albertson. who was
sell known 70 Barre audiences through 1
previous appearances 10 audiences IN this
'ity. was a. charming as ever in her {
'eadings last night which included Mad (
lme Butterfly" "The Little Rid Hin"
Who's Afraid" and "The Quarrel
Zach number won deserved applause and
ne program came 70 an end an too soon.
One Of Barre's substantial business II
tands vii BE- reopened 20 tie public
saturday when the United Fruit St0rc
n the Durkee block. which was estah.
ished by George Maniatty nearly l2I
ears ago. viii D. ready for patrons
fter having bcen closed for the past two
months while extensive repairs and A.
eations were In progress. An attras
i've street front. with two display win
lows enclosed in French hefeiled plato
lass windows with ample room for
hOuinn goods vas the first eonspiu
ne change e. b. made. Tho floor leve' q
as been lifted 10 ths lssti of the street
na az the right Of the main entrance i Z
ew soda fountain Of handsome desigr .
as been Installed. The fountain has :
ack case of mahogany vita large mir I
0rs, uhile the counter IL If marile wifh +
nyN trimmiues It u D. feet long and I
one 80 the best fountains made % tha y
.mariean sada FOurtain Co With fhe \
hrrations practically completed ~ I
laniatty nos has afpror irnateir go q
~ store has BEEN converted inta - w. !
-eam parlf vtTs Show fases finished \
J harmony vth oti.H Gnturps hrf ~ o.