The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-27
TALK OF THE TOWN
J those nem wnists nt Ahhoti,a.

See those new waists at Abbott's.
New laces, new neckwear &C Naughan's
William r. Mahoney OF Merchant street
was business visitor in Randolph to.
day.
Mrs. H. b. Sanborn is III at the home
of her sister, Mrs. j. A. Field OF Wash.
ington street.
Stock up on fresh groceries when you
can buy at wholesale prices or less, at
the Kenyon store.
Prin. H. H. jackson of the high school
and Mrs. Jackson are spending several
days IN Boston and New York,
Charlie Chaplin at the Pavilion TO.
night in "A Night at the Show" with
the Walsh Musical Revue Co..--adv.
John G. Mcleod OF Averill street re.
turned TO Barre this morning, after pass.
ing few days in Boston on business.
Charles NJ. Halves went this morning
TO Waterbury, where he viii visit his
aunt, who is more than so years old
| Mrs. Frank X. Jameson and daughter
Natalie, of Montreal, p. O., are passing
several days with relatives on Liberty
street.
DIR. C. w. Steele left on the 5:55 train
Saturday evening for Battle Creek
Mich, to enter sanatorium TO be treat
ed for neuritis.
Miss Ruth Waterman of Washington
street has returned TO the city, after
spending several days with her sister,
Mrs Harry Bassett, in Orleans.
W. T. Maiden, principal of Cabot high
school, is at the home OF his mother,
Mrs. John Maiden OF Highland avenue
for a vacation of three weeks.
Raymond Cave, John McCaskill, Hugh
Cole and Harold Fits, students at the
University of Vermont, Burlington; are
in the city for the spring vacation.
Madame Bennett scientific palmist,
will tell you all about business transac-
tions, love, courtship and marriage. Don't
fail TO consult her. Room 2, Buzzell hotel.
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Cave have returned
to their home in Orange, after having
been called to Barre by the death of Mr..
Caves mother, Mrs. Rhoda Cave of Elm
street.
Byron Clark of Burlington, a state
Y. NJ. c. A. leader, who was a visitor in
the city yesterday, participated in the
Sunday evening services at the First |
Presbyterian church.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Martin of II
Boynton street were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. James Ashline at Williamstown
on Sunday and We're served with maple
syrup which was made this year
Members of Bright Star Rebekah lodge
are especially requested to meet at l. O.
0. +. hall at 1880 sharp Tuesday to at
tend the funeral of our late brother, w.
E. Beck. Wear white gloves and badges
Among the 200 New England dealers
who alighted from a special train in Bos,
ON Saturday was Mark +. Cutler of this
,ity. who arrived in Barre yesterday,
ifter having attended a ten days ses-
ion of tractor school conducted at the
liant of the Willys-Overland Co. in To. /
edo, @.
John Silver of River street, who recent !
Y completed his duties in the street de-
artment, after having been employed
" the municipality for many years, left
he city this morning for Springfield,
lass, where he expects to find employ
lent. He win be joined by his family
tter in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Balich. who were
gently married Mt the home Of the y
rides sister, Mrs +. Abbatti, in Piqua,
;, arrived in the city Saturday for Wis &
at the home of Mrs. Balich's mother, a
irs. n Bottiggi, of Beckley street. They
re to reside in Montpelier where Mr.. \
alich is employed as tool sharpener. P
After suspension of several days, due
, the desire of the eompany's local Off
RS to restore the smoke stack RACED :
,rtnight ago, work has been resumed at 4
he Harrison Granite Co.'S plant near ]
enter street. The old metal smoke
ack, which was rapidly outgrowing its
sefulness, has been discarded and =
wv chimney has been raised. !,
After brief but very eventful season, 4,
lie Shamrock A. c., composed of former
hoolboy players in Barre, is to close its a
Isketball season in Newport tomorrow fc
-ening by playing the strong national e,
iard team of Orleans county. Capt. 10
Grady, Carroll, Manager Stuart, Og s,
on, Smith and Tomasi viii make the
ip to Newport Tuesday afternoon. O,