The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-24
TALK OF THE TOWN


On sale now, l2hc percale, dark colors
. Toe yard, at Vaughan's.
! Mrs. "A. Is Coleman of East Barre wal
visitor in the city yesterday.
Macabees attention. Guards for drill
be at X. Of p. hall Saturday at p. m.
Odd lot women's high shoes Saturday
bargain at Shca's Shoe store 0sc pair
adv.
The Drown Motor Car company un,
loaded carload of 1916 Bucks yester-
: day.
Miss Ruth Bruce of Willlamstown was
the guest of friends in the city yester-
day.
Big dance at Socialist hall, Granite
street, Saturday, March 25. CAROLS
orchestra.
Spring suits, Sl2 and Sl5, special for
Saturday, $40. See window at Lamo.
lrey's.-adv.
i Alexander Ross Of Franklin street
went TO st. Johnsbury to attend meet
ing of Red Men.
Thomas G. Gaul Of Burlington, for
mer Barre resident, was a visitor in the
city yesterday and to-day.
BE sure TO get your share Of the goods
to be sold Mt the Kenyon store on sat
urday morning See adv. on Pag 4. ID.
A. Perry, nssignee.-adv.
Miss Margaret Roach, who was called
to Barre by the death of her brother,
BARLEY Roach of North Main street, has
returned to her home in Concord, N. II.
The return match between the bowling
teams Of the Barre and Montpelier offices
of the Montpelier g. Wells River railroad
will be rolled on the Montpelier alleys
this evening.
Mrs. f. 5. Stowe, who has been pass
ing several days in the city with her
sister, Mrs. James X. Mackay of Elm
street, returned yesterday TO her home
in New Haven, Conn.
The Hibernhn Juveniles held their
regular meeting yesterday afternoon in
the X. of c. hall. A few of the ladies
auxiliary attended the meeting and
served light refreshments.
"As the Shadows Fall" two-reel
drama featuring Herbert Rawlinson and !
Agnes Vernon; an Animated Weekly" !
also Eddie Lyons and Betty Compson in
"Their Quiet Honeymoon" at the Bijou.
adv.
Miss Evelyn Drew will give an original
monologue at the entertainment tonight |
at the Uniyersalist church. In addition
to the program printed in this paper last
Wednesday, Miss Golden will sing and
Mr.. Barberi will give cornet SOLO Adj
mission is only Zoe. Ice cream will be
served after the entertainment-adv.
Come TO the Universalist church vestry
tonight at s o'clock and see the semi
nary students in real movie. a pot
al, la t.,,,t
Of the last day of school in district No
IL and several monologues. Goddard or I
chestra will furnish music. Ice cream
and waters will be on sale. Admission, {
l0c.-ady.
Attention. Tickets are now on sale for (
The Macca bees bazaar, which is to be q
leld in Rowland hall, April 27, % and 6
%, and may be purchased from members t
If the association. Mem ers wishing to (
for the prize can secure tickets d
rom Miss A. V. Beckley, 46 North Main d
treet over browns Drug store. a
Tonight the Red Sox club members a
md their guests foregather in Clan Cor I
lon hall at 1880 o'clock for their annual a
Inner and dance. Reservations have .
'een made for the entertainment of near n
y 100 people at the dance and covers s
or more than 100 persons are to be pro- Il
.ided at the dinner. A short program I,
4 speechmaking is to be followed by the =
aneing.
Among the visitors in the city yester :
ay and to-day were the following peo- n
lie: Thomas q. Gaul of Burlington, r. III
(. Ram of st. Johnsbury, Il. ]. Savage III
{ St. Adams, s. s. Spaulding of Lisbon, m
7. H., ]. r. Clark of Ogdensburg, n. Y, III
. A. Goodrich OF Chelsea, r, r. Wake III
ED of st. Johnsbury, s. S. Marshall of Ill
arlington, j. f. Bennington Of Man. I'LL
hester, II. NJ. Noble of Burlington, Miss iii
erniee White of North Hatley, T. O., llI
!. L. Coombs of Barton, Mr.. and Mrs. III
+. OdelI of Fair Haven and Harold III
ardner Of Boston iii
Barre dentists are making an effort TO iii
ave the Vermont State Dental society I'LL
me to this city for its annual conven I'LL
on in May just now, it is said, the Ih
,cision of the executive committee iii
nges on the question bf procuring I|l
lough hotel reservations to accommo- Hill
tie all the dentists who will wish to
tend Burlington and Rutland are be. I'LL
z considered along with Barre. Al Hi
ough the society has met infrequently ! Hi
the capital lHt touNculibH mas never II
en- held in Barre. Burlington and Rut I'M
nd have been frequently and on some Hi
casions Vermont and New Hampshire Hi
cieties have held joint meetings at The iii
eirs. The convention is to be held in Hi
ay. iii
John Mansur, who has been connected IIlI
tn the wholesale store of the Barre Hi
company on South Main Hi
-eet for the past two years, has dis Hi
sed of his interest in the business to lH
5 other partner, Joseph Shadroui, who III
Il continue at the head of the concern. I'LL
;. Mansur, having purchased a whole
e and retail fruit and confectionery I'LL
siness in Whitefeld, n. H., will leave iii
RE within few days to assume the lI
nagement of the store. He is to be ac- Hi
npanied to Whiteileld by his sister, iii
SIS Katherine NIansur of Burlington, iii
o arrived in Barre to-day for visit XII
III relatives, Mr.. Mansur expects to I'LL
1Ote a part of his time to travelling I'LL
ough New Hampshire and Vermont in hi
interest of his newly acquired bust
IS. iii
GRANITEvILLE. I'LL