The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

1 III. Thursday nighi, MAfeh =, AT O'CLOCK
Sociable at Cobble Hill grange hail Fri
day night, March 3. Geddes' orchestra.
Per couple, soc.
Miss Ethelyn Perkins of Stowe has
been passing few days with friends
in South Barre.
Big package sale at Kenyon store
starts at o o'clock Friday morning.
Packages, BE each.
Tonight at the Pavilion, Jere McAu-
life 4 Co. in Nearly a Hero" with 10
new musical numbers.-adv.
Basketball, Bethel VS.. d. G, ", Church
street gymnasium, Friday night at <
o'clock. Admission only l5e.
Victor Smith has returned to his stud
les at Dartmouth college, Hanover, y. H.,
after spending few days at his home on
Trow hill.
Curtain at Barre opera house for "The
Princess Pat" Monday night will be held
till $3.50 o'clock for benefit of clerks. Do
not miss this show.--ady.
Workmen, we have several good over.
coats and topcoats, just the thing for
work. Rummage sale, emergency room,
city hall, Saturday afternoon and even
ing.
The business men in Barre, because OF
labor conditions, want no saloons in this
city. The working men in Barre, because
of labor conditions want no saloons in
this city.--adv.
One purchase of Trl.Bm bread will
convince you that we are selling the
quality loaf. We are sole agents in
Barre for the Vermont Baking company's
goods. Eastman Bros
Word was received yesterday of the
death OF George w. Bailey, a prominent
lawyer of Asotin, Wash. Mr.. Bailey
was a native of Hardwick and graduated
from the old Barre academy in the early
'70s. He was cousin of Mrs. w. A.
Lane.
In the Knights of Columbus hall last |
evening, Mr.. and Mrs. John Perantoni of |
Third street, who were married in Barre |
in the afternoon, were given wedding |
reception by company of nearly $50 |
people. An excellent Italian supper was /
by dancing. Mr.. and Mrs. Per |
antoni were the recipients of many use
full wedding gifts.
X. Il. Henderson of Wells River, pro
prietor of the Pavilion theatre, was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Henderson is now managing the Old
lomique theatre in Montpelier, a piece
IF amusement realty which he owns. He
r. 4. Mcintyre, who with Mrs.
Mcintyre, has gone to Boston to assume
the management OF a moving picture
house.
Jane Supple, a South Barre man, who
was arrested by Officer John S. Murley
asst night, pleaded guilty TO a subsequent
,fFense when arraigned before Magistrate
l. w. Scott in city court this forenoon.
'uple's reply to request for disclosure !
vas the favorite stranger" story in tab
old form. Magistrate Scott imposed !
10 fine and costs Of $3.50, which the re
pondeut was unable to pay. He will
erve the alternative sentence Of IS days
n the county jail.
Plans for the annual banquet of the I
Dartmouth association OF Vermont. to
e held in Hotel Barre tomorrow even
lg at o'clock, are quite complete. Gov
RS are to laid for 80 graduates Of the
Hanover institution, although it is pos.
ble that the attendance will be larger !;
GLOWING the banquet there viii be a !,
rogram of speechmaking Dartmouth
lngs and "Reminiscences. Fred l.. Laird
Montpelier, president OF the associa
on, viii act as toastmaster. Dartmouth o
len hereabouts are in charge OF the ar "
lngements. o
+. c. French, who has been employed
ianitor at the Blanchard block for the Z
tst three years, has purchased a farm
Groton, Mass, and with Mrs French :,
: win leave tomorrow for his new e
,me Having resigned his position at h
lie block, Mr. French has shipped his II
,usehold goods to Groton. His daugh 81
r, Mrs. Forbes. and her two children re-
e visiting in Mortified and Randolph n
eparatory to going to Groton TO reside. m
is expected that j. f. Roberts will ar nj
We in the city tomorrow to assume the Is
OF the Blanchard building. I'll
e win move his family to this city, h
Barre GRANTEES susceptibility to the art te
the carver is shown effectively in en-
elk faced memorial erected over the re- pr
aims of John Bunny, the famous movie in
median, in Evergreen cemetery at Ba
ooklyn, n. Y. Native stone was used
shaping the monument by the Nenetti -,
ante Co of West Second street, who
t the memorial for Peter Cole,
ooklyn retailer. The die panel is re-
we'd by some very artistic carving, the
'cription being, Bunny" On one of 3
Q markers appears the inscription,
ohm Fl. Bunny, ls63-l9l6." The mon
tent was set in position only short
ne ago, but many comments on its APP
L. L.. I
mt.