The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-11
TALK OF THE TOWN
,w spring snlts al VanQhan,s.

III New spring hnlts AZ vaughan =.
H New washable cape gloves at Fits.
II Band rehearsal Monday night at 1880
II Frank Whitney of Mddlesex was a
II business visitor in the city to-day.
II Misses Alice and Ruth Hudson Of
II Plainiield were visitors in the city yes
\ terday.
H At the Socialist hall Saturday, March
H IL, big masquerade dance, with CAROLS
orchestra adv.
A daughter was born at the City hos
\ pital yesterday TO Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
/ Colvin of the east hill.
| Miss Hattie Gregory is spending the
| weekend as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Marshall OF Middebury.
r. S. Currier returned from Burlington
to-day, where he has been attending a
meeting of the Vermont Society OF Engi.
neers.
Miss Pauline Smiddy, who has been
visiting relatives in the city for the past
two weeks, returned last night to her
home in Salem, Mass.
Harry Day, for some years employed
by Smith, Whitcomb & Cook of this city,
commenced work for j. r. Sadlier yes
terday, to succeed L. n. Prescott as col
lector i'll Barre, Montpelier and Granite
Vile
Sadler's, Keith avenue, ladies' and
misses spring and summer suits and
coats now on sale. Bottom prices. High
class goods. Look us over. Our .furni-
ture and floor covering departments more
complete than ever.-adv.
Only few more packages left and
! ithaca ha NJ praanptG ~ IN ha given
away as soon as packages are sold: S8
clock, So chest silverware, $3.50 casserole
and fancy basket. Packages 23c Ken
yon Store.
Mail slots are being fitted to nearly
all of the doors leading to the Offices on
the first floor of city hall Martin Riley |
is in charge of the work and it is ex
pected that every office of Importance in |
the city building win have door slot I
where mail or notices may be left in
the absence of the tenants
When the Dartmouth freshmen bas-
ketball team lines up against Montpelier
high school at the Montpelier armory
Monday evening. March 10, Nelson
Brown, a Spaulding high school grad +
uate, will be found with the college men,
as well as Fred j. Laird, jr., former
Montpelier star, who has been elected
captain of the freshman team. Another
Vermont boy with the Dartmouth team
is Mcmahon of Stove.
II. NJ Farnham. the horseman, will ,
hold his next (56th) combination auction
sale OF horses, cattle, hogs, poultry, har-
nesses, robes, blankets, whips. halters,
etc, at his tables at 96 Mortified street,
Montpelier, on Friday, March IL, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon. He is just in
from the West with IS fresh horses, a
nice lot. This viii be good sale to at.
tend. c. +. Smith auetioneer.--adv.
Hearings in the cases of two young
men who were arrested on Depot square
in the early hours OF Friday morning
have been set for Wednesday morning at
3 o'clock. The respondents, Peter Hend
rickson and Andrew Kopela, furnished
bail of $50 each and obtained their re-
lease yesterday Grand Juror Wishart,
who viii have charge Of the prosecution,
returned to the city this morning and
investigated the circumstances surround
ng the arrests.
The Mountain King. for many years
.he biggest of the quarry railroad loco
motives, will be returned to the Barre q
fards Monday from Montpelier, where it
ias been undergoing repairs in the Mont
,elier G. Wells River shops. A new coat
If paint has been added to the mogul
md instead of the words Barre Rail
'oadn on either side OF the boiler, the
Dads name. BARRE & Chelsea Railroad"
las been lettered. The Mountain King
) still one of the most serviceabe en-
ines in use heresbouts. A
Among the visitors in the city yester
ay and to-day were the following peo- 4
lie: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baer and George \
reddish of Denver, Col, Thomas G. Gaul 4
Burlington, r. H. May OF Essex juno
ion. Lane h. Alexander of Springfield, 4
iobert Z. Henry of Mount Vernon, n.
+, X. NJ. Hill of Burlington. j. G. Joyce
t Worcester, DIR. Charles +. Dalton of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellison Purdy
t Stonington, Conn, h. l.. Boyle OF
White River junction. Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
7. Chapman of Boston, Miss Eunice
DWELL of Brattleboro, G.. n. Dodge of
forester, c. c. Frisbie of Milton, G. F.
aaeur of Burlington, II. E. Buker of
and George P. Arms of
arnham, p. @.