The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-18
TALK OF THE TOWN
New patterns IN laees al MICS.

H New patterns in laees at Fits.
II New spring coats at Naughans.
H See the new skirt values at Abbotts
\ Miss Myrtle Seaver and Mrs. Musett'
Seayer Of Williamstown were visitor
in the city yesterday
Next week one cent will have the pnr
chasing power Of &c 20 S2.25 at Russells
Watch Mondays paper.
| Don't miss the auction sale this after
noon and evening at the Kenyon store
Everything goes. ID. A. Perry, auction
Ger.
Mrs. Lizzie Robinson of Eastern ave
nue. and Mrs. u. L. Smith OF West street
left this noon for a few days visit in
Boston.
II. A. Clough of West Medford, Mass,
arrived in the city to-day to be the guest
of his brother, l.. r. Clough OF fremont
street for the week end
Mrs. George Mann OF Wellington
street left to-day for Boston. where she
viii be the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
f. NJ. Laws, for some time.
One cent, the smallest coin in the
United States, has the biggest buying
power in the world at Russelps, the Red
Cross Pharmacy, next week.
Harry w. Britton, American Express
, agent, has gone TO his home in Hartford
TO recover from an illness. l.. j. Don
nelly of Burlington is acting agent.
The Hibernian ladies wish to express
their gratitude and thankfulness TO tie
many who helped in any way to make
"The Isle of Smiles successfully.
Al L 4. \ Il 49, -
left to-day for Litteton, n. H., where
Frances Vigniault, for a week or more.
Frances Vigniault for week or more.
A full line of the Century music edi-
ton, also complete line of piano stud
les of different editions; liberal discount
given. Rossi's Piano Rooms, Averill
block.
Archie Goodell, who is employed by
Contractor G. L. Gregoire on the Jackson
block, left to-day for his home in South
Royalton, where he will remain over
Sunday.
Miss Mary Patterson has completed
her duties as bookkeeper at the repair
shop of Harvey and Mower and will be-
gin work Monday in similar capacity
at Jones Brothers,
Winnifred Smith OF Perry street left
last night, accompanying John T, Hub.
bard of the Spaulding high school facul
~ to his home in Chester Brook, Conn, Il
for the Easter vacation.
Madame Bernett, scientific palmist, H
will tell you all about business transac-
tions, love, courtship and marriage. Don't
fail TO consult her. Room, Buzzell ho
al -, IL, It-
Mrs. II. w. Knight and granddaugh-
.er Marjory Williams, of Hill street,
eft yesterday for Boston. where they
yil be joined later by Mr. Knight, when
Re has closed out his stock in the Henry
y. knight dry goods store.
A st. Patrick's day supper was served
asst evening at the Hedding NJ Il. church
nder the auspices Of the Spring circle
+ the ladies' and pastors union. The
reen and white color scheme was used
n the decorations and in the dress Of the
actresses. An exceptionally large mum
err of people were served and a comforta
lie sum realized from the affair. III
Under the auspices Of the Barre Won III
ms club, Maurice Fund of New York | HI
ity will lecture on Gardening" at How II
ind hall Tuesday evening, March Il. II
he speaker viii show practical garden III
~, how every man could have garden III
nd be successful with it in such way III
nat he can find gardening really joyful. Ill
, order to encourage gardening, the club III
as decided to invite all who are inter III
'ted in the work. There will be no II
omission charge. Nh
Among the visitors in the city yester- III
~ and to-day were the following peo- III
e; E. II. Burbank of Morrisville, ID, c. Hi
later of Essex Junction, Il. S. Brigham HI
st. Adams, w. 9. Hedges of North Hi
I'D, H. S. Somers of Bloomfield, Miss HI
!. S. Putnam of Springfield, Aaron Ber iii
an of Littleton, n. H.. c. c. Frisbie OF Hi
ilton f. l.. Malcolm of Burlington, j, I'LL
Hoadley of Rutland, R. f. Thomas of III
anchester, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Me iii
me of Auburndale, Mass, II. j.. Lin III
In of Burlington, g. C. Booth of New III
'itain, Conn, Mrs. c. l.. MILAN of Bos
n, A. L. Kinney OF Hartford, Conn, I'LL
larles Ormsbee OF Proctor and G. w. Il
itchell of Erie, Pa. III