The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-31
TALK OF THE TOWN
atest in neckwear at Abbott's.

Latest in neckwear at Abbott's.
See the new silk dresses at Vaughan's.
Emerson shoes, $3.50, $500 to $500
Iamorey Clothing CO.
| Victor records for April now on sale at
| Bailey's Music Rooms, IA Elm street. lad.
| New shipment of rubbers arrived this
morning at Shea's and the prices are
right.-adv.
The Presbyterian choir rehearsal will
be held tonight at 7 o'clock instead of
1880 as usual.
Don't forget that you can save money
by buying groceries at the Kenyon Store
Saturday,
T. j. Rowell returned to the city this
afternoon, after spending several days in
Burlington and vicinity on business.
Manager John L. Hoban of the Pavilion
theatre is passing two weeks in New
York and East Orange, N. j., on business.
Big sale Saturday. Everything must
90 at once. Groceries, silver, cutglass
and jewelry. Must vacate store. Ken
yon Store.--adv.
Warren Kerrigan as Terence ORourke
in "The Road to Paradise" vaudeville
photoplay, also comedy, Slightly Mis-
taken" at the Biiou.-adv.
Lee Shepard of the Montpelier road,
who recently returned to Barre, after a
residence of several months in New Ha-
ven, Conn, is employed as a clerk in the
Eastman store.
George Troup, who has been passing
the winter with his daughter, Mrs. Henry
Mute, and with other relatives in Barre,
will return this week to Albany, n. ",
Gov r4oxy NJ ;pdaApffa Ioury4h
At the Pavilion tonight the Frank
Walsh Musical Revue company in new
farce comedy; also three reels of pic
lures. Saturday, matinee; 500 pony votes
given with every admission.
Miss Marion Upper, teacher in the
schools of North Troy, who is passing
the spring vacation at her home on South
Main street, has returned to the city,
after spending a few days with relatives
in Bethel and vicinity.
Posters are out announcing dance to |
be given in Rowland hall May 10 under |
the auspices of the nurses at the Barre |
City hospital. Proceeds from the affair |
are to be diverted to the furnishings of |
the nurses home adjoining the hospital |
Mrs. Frank Newton of Marshfeld, who |
has been convalescing from an operation
which she underwent at the City hospital |
three weeks ago, was able to return to
her home this forenoon. She was accom-
panied by Mr.. Newton, who came to
Barre last night.
Luke r. Gallagher of Short street, who
mas been employed as a bellboy at Hotel
Barre since last fall. completed his duties
his noon and will leave the city to-mor-
low for a visit of two weeks with rela
lives in Boston and Providence, r. /,
Upon his return to Barre Mr.. Gallagher
win reopen his shoe-shining stand In De-
got square.
Operations at the plant of Jones Broth
RS in the north end were suspended this
morning on account of high water in the
Wheel pit. Ever since the warmer days
VI March set in water has threatened to
interfere with the work at the plant, but
he wheel pit continued clear until this
morning. Unless the water recedes ap-
,reeiably, work will not be resumed I'M
ii Monday and possibly later in the
week.
Late this afternoon jury will be
lrawn at city court for service in the
rial of State VS.. Mrs. Eleanora Saia of
Bugbee avenue, whose premises were
aided for alleged eontraband liquor last
week. The hearing win begin before
Iagistrate Fl. w. Scott Saturday morn
ng at 2 o'clock. IL is understood that
he original charge OF selling preferred
gainst the woman soon after the seiz-
re of beer and whiskey in her home viii
e changed to one Of keeping with intent
o sell. The respondent has retained r.
j. Hoar az counsel and Grand Juror vii
am Wishart will conduct the prosecu-
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