The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Buy your Easter goods in the big sal
II at Naughan's.
II Fred Willard was business visito
III in Burlington to-day.
II The glossiest shine in the city at Gal
lagher's, the reliable Depot square stand
H Removal sale at Dversi Fruit CO
H Fruit and vegetables at very low prices
Only few days to prepare for Easter
The McWhorter Co. have the ideas il
II neckwear.
H ii. L. Kendall left the city last even
III ing for Sharon, where he is making q
III brief business visit
III c. L. Seares of North Main street is
II visiting in Burlington and Rouses Point
II n. Y, for a few days.
II III. I. Hoffman returned to his home in
H Boston last night, after passing a week
II in the city on business.
II Benefit dance, Saturday, April %, at
II Socialist block, Granite street. Carroll
\ orchestra. Everybody invited.--adv.
II Mrs. G. j. Tetreault of Prospect street
/ went this morning TO Burlington, where
she is to pass Easter with relatives.
Hot spaghetti, home made; good food,
service and dining room. Star Cafe,
3li2 North Main street, opposite Palace
| garage.
Miss Gladys Gauthier of Northfeld
who has been visiting in Barrs for few
days, went to-day to Richmond, where
she is to be employed.
Miss Gertrude Scott left the city this
forenoon for Boston, where she will visit
for few days before going to Provi.
dence, r, L., to pass the summer.
Charles Mills, who has been travelling
with stock company, playing repertoire
in northern New England and the mari
time provinces, is at his home in Maple
Grove for a few weeks.
All children of the Universalist Sun
day school who speak at the Easter con-
cert please meet at the vestry Saturday
afternoon, the little ones at 3 o'clock
sharp, the older ones at $3.50.
Auction sale tomorrow at w. Il. Blk
| by's stable at East Barre, p. m, for
NJ. j. Whtcomb. Ten horses, three cows,
six shoats, wagons, carriages, harnesses, |
robes, etc. G. f. Smith, auetioneer.-a |
| There will be a rehearsal of the chill |
dren who take part in the Easter exer-
cises at the Baptist church Saturday aft |
ernoon at 2:30. 1t is important that |
all who take part be present at this re-
hearsal
Rev Edgar Grassland of Wellington
street returned to the city to-day from
Lowell Mass, where he has been attend
ing the annual convention of the presby
terry of Newburyport. He was accom-
panied as far as Groton by Rev. Francis
Laird, pastor of the Presbyterian church
in West Barnet
The Italian Gaiety club dance which
MO IN hat~a haar ffTEr Last n5rhf y !
postponed until Tuesday evening Of next
week when the club will hold its most
pretentious dance OF the year in Rowland Il
hall. CarrolPs orchestra will furnish mu
sic and it is expected that, coming as it
does at the end of Lenten season, the al
fair will be well attended
The baseball game scheduled for to-
morrow between the Italian A. G, and
Norwich university has been cancelled.
according to an announcement made this
morning. At Goddard seminary com
was received stating that H
most of the Norwich varsity players win
appear in the lineup of the second team
to morrow afternoon at the campus, as
the cadet coach is anxious to see how his III
men acquit themselves in action. iii
Best value in Barre! Valuable Main
street property only few rods from the III
postoffice on paved street; from 20 TO so III
feet frontage; over 200 feet deep; inn III
on property are paying 1915 III
VIII sell at tbs. rdiculously III
owsprice of $1,000. Splendid location HI
Tor garage or business block; side track HI
1t rear; when YOU look this over, you III
will agree with us that this is the best
.rade in Barre City. The ID. A. Perry I'll
Real Estate Agency. III
United States naturalization court will iii
onvene in the court room at city hall I'LL
n the morning of Wednesday, April 20, Hi
t 10 o'clock Clerk f. S. Platt of Rut- ElI
and viii preside at the hearing and it is lIl
expected that United States Examiner I'LL
lllan +. Church of Boston will be pres IIll
MT along with the court attaches. Only I'LL
n average number OF applicants is anti
ipated, although there are many po-
entail candidates in Barre Town who
lay not choose to wait until fall to take
ut their first papers. Usually sessions
Barre have been held in the afternoon
nd evening, but for the sake of conven
nee next weeks session will begin in III
ne forenoon.
Two thousand white pine seedlings, VII
to Dan A. Perry from State Hi
orester A. f. Hawe=, arrived in the city llI
esterday and were transferred to Mr.. iii
errys farms in Orange this morning, when Hi
number Of laborers began the work of Il
them. When the 1916 iii
anting is completed Mr.. Perry will III
I'VE set out total of 2O,50O white pine III
ceilings as part of his reforestation
-ogram in Orange. Careful foresters III
innate that 10 per cent of the seed
lgs transplanted perish, but it is scarce
probable that the percentage Of trees
at fail to mature in Mr.. Perry's pre-
rye is as large as that Natural condi-
1ns favor rapid development Of the
edlings in the Orange tract and a sur III
" of the preserve does not Indicate III
at any considerable part Of the 2o,5O0
aes have died. Seedlings that were set
L five years ago are as high as the
erage mans chin and are developing
pidly.