The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-12
TALK OFTHE TOWN
Sec Abbott's Saturday sale.
Big sal. laees at Namghan's.


Wash goods special at Vaugban's.
Bedspread bargains ut Abbotts sat
urday.
Ask to see those crepe de chine waists
for Sl0S at Perry's.
An extra value in new lot OF house
dresses for $l.l9 at Perry's on SATURDAY
See the Newman Dramatic club ~
"Rooms to Let" at Rowland hall March
IL.
William Carroll Of 535 North Main
street has resumed work on the farm
owned by his uncle, Arthur 7. White,
in Bruoktield.
Chester Parkhurst of North Troy was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday and to-day.
Frank Nelson of Summer street mas
resumed his duties in the Montpelier
office of the American Express 20, atter
vacation of several days.
Misses Bertha Jones, Margaret bdger-
ton and Evelyn Cross, who have been
visiting in the city for few days, nave
returned to their home in Northheld'
Mayor John Il. Maun and Superlntend-
emit j. d. keefe of st. Adams were IN
the city to-day on business connected
with the Central Vermont railroad
Saturday specials at the Barre Can
dy Kitchen include; chocolate waters,
2Sc per pound; chocolate creem drops
l5c pound; sailed peanuts, loo pound.
Miss Assunti Bald, who has been
spending several days in the city as
| the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. Bonanni,
has returned to her home in Everett,
Mass.
Attention, Maccabees A practice
meeting will be held Saturday afternoon
at 2:30 sharp. Every officer cad guard
is requested to be present Tor prae-
| tice.
The condition OF Miss Florence 7.
| Martin of Eastern avenue, who recently
submitted to an operation for appendl-
citis, is reported to be improving stead
| lily.
Stanley Curtis, who attended the
South Barre grange festival last even
| ing. returned to his home in Orange tins
morning, after having been the guest OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Adams OF Elm
! street.
Roy Calderwood, former st. Johns
| hurry bov. who has been visiting his
| brother. 4. p. Calderwood OF South Nam
street. left this morning on an extended
business trip through southern Vermont,
before returning to his homie in Albany,
IN. Y.
Miss Alice Sullivan, who has been
passing a few weeks with her parents
/ in Hardwick since returning from an
extended visit in Iowa. has returned to
/ this city and will resume his duties ~
| the North Main street Office of Boutwell,,
/ Milne & Varnum.
I u .....&..., IS n n I NJ l.
/ In X. OF c. hall Friday evening, March
/ II, at 7 o'clock. Work, initiation \
large attendance OF members is request
ed. Refreshments will be served by err
/, Gle No. 3. Guards are asked to meet at
$3.50 for practice.
Ernest A. Drown of Walnut street re-
turned this morning from Boston, where
he has been one OF the Barre vlsltol
at the auto show this week. II was
during his STAY in the Hub that Mr.
Drown attended banquet given by the
4 Dodge Motor Co. to its New England
agents.
Mrs. and Mrs. Walter j. LeBaron OF
Waterbury Center arrived IN the city
to-day To attend the presentation u
aThe Private Tutor" BY the senior class
of Goddard seminary this evening. Mr.
and Mrs. LeBarron are the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. 4. G. Miles OF South Main
street.
Charles A. Gottler OF New York, an
advance agent for "The Little Cafe, a
musical creation which is to be presented
in the Barre opera house on the night
of March Is, was among the business
visitors IN the city to-day. The company
presepting the show is said 60 be the
largest ever booked for the Barre opera
house.
A revival Of interest in chess has been
created In Barre and number OF TOT
mer experts IN the royal game have re-
newed their interest in tha pastime
Among the most ardent enthusiasts arc
Alderman ]. q. Cook and Postmaster 70.
ward w Bisbee, who played 20 draw
Yesterday. At the rooms Of the Barre
Chess 4 Checker club this forenoon
number OF the games deyoteees gathered
20 sec Robert Gordon try his mettie VIII
an opponent Of ACKNOWLEDGED prowess'
Early preparations for the Observance
~ Memorial day under the auspices q
n. y. Crandall post, @. A. r., are already
/ under way. A committee Of Grand Army
men = endeayoring % secure promi
neut Nermonter for the exercises az city
hall and Representative y, l. smith, WIZ
= also commander 81 the Barre post
has been interested IN the preliminary
steps necessary before the speaker y
secured. At the last meeting Of th'
CITY council the sum Of $3.50 was appro
priated for Memorial day expenses.
Granite dealers IN Barre. hardwick
south Ryeqatn. Montpelier and north
6eld are affected 81 proceedings in th'
southern New York bankruptcy courI
With George L. Meade 81 Mount Nernoa
Wcsfehester county. as the principal Mr
Meade. ID viii b. recalled. formerly cor
Quoted a wholesale Office IN the bolste
block and uas 4 larger buyer q mau.9
leum work in the Barre granite beii. li'
has been adiudged 3 bankrupt VIII ha
hfiiiies said 81 - around sa5fHa y 3
Z .iated that several 0i thf larger redf
tors arr Vermont granite manufacture
and notices rarrifcd i.ere aan0unrf
{ hearing 80 tr heid in Aonkars. =.
/ ~ a. morning 81 Mareh e a uamhs
4 III laaaf creditors risn o. nttfna o.
. bearing in person on q b. rrHresentsl
fte arra.afwart ~ 3 trustee q
Tiarrr - TIRE referee IN bankruptcy.
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