The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Regular meeting of the NJ W. OF A
this friday evening at o'clock.
Just received, more of those hous,
dresses, now on sale at Vaughans.
George r. Beyerle, piano tuner, wih b.
in Barre next week. Leave orders al
this Office.
| Some good values in pianos to be had
at Bailey's. Call and see them; also vie.
trolas and records. Ia Elm street.
L. L. Whitcomb OF Essex Junction
arrived this morning and will make IA
brief visit with relatives In the city.
Members of .Bruces orchestra returned
/ to Barre yesterday from Hyde Park,
where they furnished music for dance
Wednesday night.
A get together of the members of the
Glenugie club will be held tonight Fri,
day. in the old meeting place at 7
o'clock. Per order president.
Mrs. Oliver Granger of Merchant
street returned home to-day from Mon
treal where she has been visiting rela-
tives for the past two weeks.
All the children taking part in the
Easter concert at the Baptist church
come to the church Saturday at o'clock
for rehearsal. Parents please see that
children attend.
Mrs. Fred Miers, former resident of
this city and at present residing in Ha-
yerhill, Mass, returned to her home this
morning after visiting relatives in the
city for the past few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Chauvin of Shell
burne returned to their home yester-
day, after visiting for the past week at
the home OF Mr.. Chauvin's sister, Mrs.
NJ. Charbonneau, of Madison street.
The Vermont Real Estate & Insurance
Co. have opened Offices at room ., Jack
son block. They will deal in all kinds OF
real estate, insurance, etc. The members
of the firm are Waldo II. Farrar, G. f.
Lowe and John G. Farrar, all of Mont
pelier.
The decorating committee for the Eas
ter concert at the Hedding church make
this request OF the ladies of the church.
If you have Towering plants, ferns or
cut flowers that can be used for the
church decorations, please inform the
pastor on Saturday morning and someone
will call for them.
Another trial to produce fire by fric-
ton vii be made tonight at the boy
scouts meeting at the Methodist church.
Dean Davis and Wendell Lundgren both
claimed to have produced fire, but at
the last meeting neither was able to do
so. although one got spark. A prize
is offered to the first to start the fire
tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Black and son,
Albert, Of 10 Richardson street. left this
noon for New York City, where they will
sail on the boat Lusitania for Aberdeen,
Scotland, tomorrow. Both Mr. and Mrs.
Black are natives OF Aberdeen and they
will visit there for about five weeks be-
fore returning to this city.
At the Merlo alleys last evening Gar
iens and Aariotti defeated Marriani and |
oreoran by a score OF 1920 TO $50 in a |
series OF five strings. Corcoran was
the high single string man. getting 1870
'or his first string but Gardens was the
ligh total roller getting 5lT pins for
lis five string total. All OF his strings I
nut one were over 100.
Sixteen friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred |
lutts gathered at their home on Ayers
treet last evening and enjoyed a whist
larty. Dainty refreshments, composed
II sandwiches, cake and pineapple whip
we're served. Prizes for the high scorers
scre given and Mrs. Ralph Turner re-
eived first for the ladies and Earl c.
first for the men.
Special deyotinnals at the Salvation
trmy barracks in the old city building
Wednesday night consisted of brief re-
marks by the Army officers, testimonials,
music by the Army band and vietrols
elections by George w. Mann. who gave
he Army the use Of his music machine
or the evening services. II is planned
o repeat the service sometime in the
ear future.
New subscribers connected during
iarch: Bresett William A.. plainfeld,
T., 3s8-l5; Cushman & Ward, 257-N I,
.ilbert, W, f.. 376-l; Henderson, David,
Jg-l4: Holmes Harry A., East Viii I,
81 4; Lebourvean, Mrs Theresa NJ, L
45-J; Longo. Luigi, ASA: Marion
ohm j., 572-M; Milne. Vim. r.. 42s 2
Voolworth. r. w Co, 20S-W. Vermont
telephone & Telegraph Co.
Carpenters employed by Contractor
LASTED are engaged IN erecting two fire ,
roof buildings for n. p Cutler at the
ar OF the Cutler livery Of Washington
rect on the site OF several low sheds
hich we're DESTROYED by Il three years
20. the new structures arc being rear
l. One Of the buildings, metal-cov- 6
-ed affair with ireproof roofing. has
all dimensions Of 81 and 20 feet. This z
hiding il nearly completed and work
to he started At once on the second 4
meture, which Is 90 have lateral d. :
ensions OF 81 Is ~ feet. Metal Gov
ing are TO be used on AL sides Of the
Mailer building Mr.. Cutler plans u
vide the new acquisitions 10 his prop
" in that nsighborhood into individ-
Il garages, which he will lease during
e auto season end through the winter. 4
desired.
Good Friday Observance IN Barre TO-
" preserved ell d the characteristics
nnected with the ancient fast day.
sst evening a. St Mouha's church
is hour was observed from until
dock. This morning there vere sers-
- a. : O'Clock Morning macs ~ II A
oaira's Wfn y said fo-m1rrou at
lock This evening at ~ otiaek
p vices. in charge al the pastor. 4
~ y. ~ Nrkcnns. sin include tile
stious - tha cross. Morning prayer
b. recitrd a. spectral Good Friday sert !
a Boz the rtmrfh of THE Ggol Siiep
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