The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-04
TALK OF THE TOWN
Hoagknit sweaters at Abbott's.
New Enater neckmnnr al EittS'.

H Real bargains at Knights, Pearl street.
H See the new suit models at Abbott ;
Mrs. X. ID. Monkey, dressmaker, Il Aid
rich block, Mcdonnell system.ad
Don't forget Pocahontas dance Thurs
day night, April g. at Clan Gordon hail.
adv.
Hand. tinted Easter cards, folders and
booklets for sale. Mrs. William Jack, q
| Keith avenue.
| Wednesday, April 5, the starting OF
the great serial "The Strange Case OF
Mary Page. adv.
The monthly meeting of the ladies' aid
society of the Presbyterian church will
be held on Wednesday evening at 1880
Mrs. j. n. Mason of Fairyiew street
has returned to the city, after passing
a month with relatives in st. Johnsbury.
There will be a regular meeting OF the
ladies' aid society of st. Monica's church
in the convent Tuesday evening at 1880,
Regular meeting of Bright Star Rebek-
all lodge, No. Is, Wednesday evening,
April 5, at o'clock. Initiation and sup
per served at $3.50.
Now is the time to get your feet cured
before hot weather sets in. This can be
done at Miss Roben's Chiropody Parlors,
Averili block, Work guaranteed, Phone
I 6lS-M.
Miss Ruth Robinson and Miss Esther
Langley, who have been passing the
spring vacation at their respective homes
in Barre, returned last night to Wellesley
college.
Cobble Hill grange holds sugar So
cial at the hall Friday night, April I.
Admission, sugar on snow, doughnuts and
pickles, Sc Children under 10 years,
/ Toe. Geddes orchestra.-adv
Mrs. George f. Dunbar and son, Ste
! phen Dunbar, who have been visiting
relatives in the city while attending the
session of the Vermont Methodist con.
ference at the capital returned yester-
day to their home In st. Adams.
! Rummage sale, vestry of the Church of
the Good Shepherd, Friday and Saturday
afternoons. Sale will begin at 10 O'Clock
on Friday. The ladies of the church are
asked to send contributions Friday morn
ing without further notice. If unable to
send bundles, please telephone "a NJ. nd.
On Wednesday evening of this week
every member of the official board of the
Hedding church is requested to meet
promptly at 1880 at the church to tran !
sdGl fldHl DuSlIesCs Ht EhuItNt III z
the Thursday evening prayer meeting
will be; THE Master Serving" and it il /
hoped that a large number Of people will
be present.
George Beattie of Brook street who /
has been employed by the Central Yer
mont railroad at Montpelier Junction, is
employed as driver by the American
Express Co. Mr.. Beattie was formerly
engaged as baggage master at the Cen
trail Vermont station.
James Coffee, who was employed until
recently as a news agent on the main
line of the Central Vermont railroad -h,ts
esta blished shining stand in the Central
Vermont station here. The stand which
is one OF several which Mr.. Coffee is dis
tributing along the c. ', line, is to be
in charge of two boys.
Roderick Cameron, who is occupying
his new store building at l6l Washing
ton street, has completed plans for the
removal of the structure he formerly
used for store purposes from Washington
street to Huntington avenue, where it
will be located in the rear OF the new
store The front part Of the building at
No. 1871 is being utilized as a store, while !
the rear section and the second story will
be occupied as a tenement.
A slight correction is made relative to {
the work OF Rev. b. G. Lipsky the coming
pastor OF the Hedding church. He is not :
with the state normal school in 9
Gorham, Me-, only as a pastor in that
place, but many OF the students of that 9
school attend his church and that church !
was the one from which Rev. Peter Black |
came to st. Johnsbury. Rev. b. G. Lip
sky writes that he cannot well be present Il
next Sunday and, as the retiring pastor B
ioes not have TO leave until the first OF i
the week, he will preach at both services
next Sunday. Rev. f. # Newell will a
lpeak in the morning on: "The Backward b
md the Forward Look" The evening G
iermon will be on; "0ne OF Scotland's n
Greatest Heroes"
The song hit September Morn" is the n
attest lit to become epidemic all over the i
ountry. The air is the theme OF "Sep- 4
ember Morn the worlds greatest mu d
zeal offering by Arthur Gillespie, Aubrey
,tauffer and Frank Tannehill, jr. coming b.
o the Barre opera house to night direct cC
rom its long stay at the LaSalle opera A
ouse. Chicago where il PLAYED TO won "
tTiuI buslutss lOI iHOUlH5s / ne tOnl-
any includes several OF the original cast al
nd numbers some of the best talent in Of
he musical comedy field. Several new u
lusical oddities are introduced. in which NJ
he famous DaSalle prize beauty chorus A
to be seen. There are a score or more
etching musical numbers that follow "
osely the success of the title song.-ad Il,
Difficulties arising out Of the death OF vi
NO East Montpelier turkeys Saturday re
iternoon were adjusted yesterday when tn
rank Caleyro, a l4year-old Cambria fe
rect youth, who used his rifle well. but mi
one too wisely, while securing the VII
GODS of an adjoining township in search
II small game, settled with the owner re-
the fowls. Deputy Sheriff Frank WI
Iodah of East Montpelier conducted sue at
ssful negotiations with the lads father pa
it'll the result that the elder Calevro me
as willing to pay for his little sons Blu
discretions. When the overtures for
settlement were finished. the owner Of of
e dead turkeys generously turned them tn
er to the young marksman. Ne