The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-27
TALK OF THE TOWN
Easter silks at Ahbott,s.

Easter silks at Abbott's.
New spring goods at Vaughan's.
Remember the low prices on footwea
advertised by the Peoples Shoe Store
Carl Blake of Hartford, Conn, began
work this morning in the Walk-Oyei
boot shop.
Michael Mcdonald of South Main street
is spending few days in Burlington on
business.
Tibaldo Rossi left Barre last night for
Boston, where he is to pass the week on
business.
Warren Cummings left to-day for Ian
caster, n. H.. where he will visit rela-
tives for week.
Hobart Bosworth in "The White Scar, .
a five-reel Broadway feature, at the Ri.
jou to-day.--adv.
H. G. Bennett has returned to the city
from Burlington, where he has been at
tending an automobile show.
/ Lawrence Rising of South Main street
returned yesterday from few days
| business trip in southern Vermont and
New Hampshire.
James Geake, formerly employed at
| Hollis barber shop, has bought the shop
owned by Thomas DesJardins, 357 North
Main street, and took possession to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Brigham have re-
turned from weeks honeymoon spent
in Boston. Mr.. Brigham resumed work
this morning as conductor on the Barre
and Montpelier trolley line.
The Young Peoples Dramatic society
of the Church of the Good Shepherd viii
give dance in Rowland hall April "a
CAROLS orchestra. Gentlemen's tickets
75c, extra ladies 25c. adv
A party of Barre young ladies includ.
ing Misses Ruby Head, Bertha Hooker,
Mildred Stowe, Vera Bjork, Cleora Morse
and Beulah Grant returned Saturday
from Mortified, where they were the
guests of friends at dance given at
Norwich university Friday evening
Special meeting of Ruth chapter, No. !
33. o, +. s., Tuesday evening, March rs. |
at 1880 o'clock. The special feature of /
the evening will be the presentation of I
the flag, for which a program has been
Every member is requested to
be present. Refreshments served.
A first rehearsal for the Easter concert
at the Methodist church will be held
Tuesday at p m. The committee in
charge is Mrs. Earl Batchelder, Mrs.
Charles Wishart, Miss Hooker, Miss Hovt Il
and Miss Higgs. II is hoped the mothers
will help the committee by sending the
children.
Miss Vera Bjork completed her duties
rs stenographer for G.. L. Linekin and
R. s. Currier Saturday night Rev. John
Bjork and family leave this city Thurs
lay for Manchester. n. H., where they
will remain for a few weeks. II is pos
'ible that Mr.. Biork will finally locate in i
Providence, R. l., but as yet his plans are
James Hogan, Williamstown farmer. II
Who was visitor in the city to-day. re.
orted that sap ran as freely yesterday
nd to-day as at any time in the height
( any sugar season he recalls Roadside \
rees between Barre and Williamstown I II
FAXED say so rapidly that the drops al.
lOst formed into a stream. An unusual II
Y good sugar season is predicted by II
armers, who are having their trouble
Ist now in solving transportation prob
ms. Warm weather has wrought havoc
18th highways piled high with drifts and III
J the rural towns. the road commission
rs are working overtime to keep the
lads in a fairly passable condition. III
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Averill of Beck
Y hill quietly observed their 5Oth ami N
srsary Friday, the day passing without
ly unusual activity on the part Of the III
orthy couple They were married in
March "a, 1866. soon after
r. Averill had received his honorable
scharge as a soldier in the Civil war.
hey came Immediately to Barre and WI
I've resided here continuously since m
cir wedding. Mr. Averill Is a farmer
! occupation. He j. q veteran Of Com III
ny +. sth Vermont regiment Of volun- III
ers. and in many years Of residence
re he has been active in G. A. r. cir
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