The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

4 sNfN spring SUITS at v hHlNAH y
Miss Grace Cheney Of Washington wa
visitor in the city yesterday.
G, Coletti Is spending several days
with friends In Northlleld and Bethel.
Joseph Brunette went this morning "a
Randolph for weekend visit with rela-
tives
fedora Rossi left this morning for
Bethel 10 pass the weekend with rela-
tives.
Miss Ruby Bradley Of Camp street
left to-day for New York, where she will
visit friends for a week or more.
Il Miss Eva A, Bisbee OF Park street
went this morning 20 her former home
in Waitslield for a visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Jacques OF Jeiier-
sonyile have arrived in the city and are
! passing several weeks with their daugh'
/ ter, Mrs. Charles Miner.
The condition of Forrest Carroll. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Carroll Of
North Main street, who was removed to
the City hospital this week, is somewhat
! improved.
Mrs. Edna X. Arris OF III Maple ave.
nue.. who has been passing the winter at
her home here has gone Go st. Johns
bury, where she is 10 be employed dur
ing the millinery season.
Sadlier'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.
The members of the Meadow Brook
Golf club met in Clan Gordon hall last
evening and spent their time proftably
in working on revision OF the bylaws.
When the revision is complete, the by.
laws will be reported to the club for rati-
ficaton.
C. r. Smith. auetioneer, was in Cabot
Thursday holding an auction sale for b.
L. Bruce Mr. Bruce sold his farm and
40 head of registered Holstein cattle
last fall at private sale This sale was
held to clean up farming tools, maehin |
cry, hay, grain and household furniture. |
Notwithstanding the severe cold, windy |
day, good crowd turned out and prices |
We're very satisfactory.
Constable George l.. Morris put a pad
lock on the little store of Nashime Muir.
ray at 80 South Main street yesterday
and ordered the proprietor to cease pur
veying merchandise until notified that
he may resume business. An attach
ment placed on the stock and fixtures is
said to restrain Murray from advertising
any Of his wares for sale The attach
ment proceedings grew out of mort
gage given on the stock and equipment.
A number of young men of the city
gave a very enjoyable st, Patrick's
dance in Rowland hall last evening
Eighty couples were in attendance and
music was furnished by local Orches- ,
ira. The atmosphere of Erin peryaded
The hall for the reason that the decorat-
ing committee had sough uecessfully I
% preserve the spirit of rasion in
The interior arrangements. st inter
mission dainty refreshments were served. !
4. 0. MacNeil was the chairman of the I
in charge of the affair.
At Bellows Falls this evening the 4
A. A. Of this city and the
company f quintet, reputed to be the
astest National Guard team in New
England will play basketball for the
professional championship Of the
tate As the series between the two
cams now stands. each has won a game,
he second contest going to the Sham
ocks in Barre a fortnight ago. The a,
'arre team left the city late this fore y
Don and will return Sunday evening. I,
The following men made the trip: !,
rGrady, Carroll, Ogston, Stuart. 7. To- E
las, Smith and Cadet Thompson OF Q
Iorwich university, the latter to act as
eferee. y
One of the most enjoyable of the win
or series of social affairs following the
agular communications of Granite lodge,
10. 80. +. and A. NJ, was a feature of =
he get together in Masonic hall last Y
vening. After the communication a ~
lbstantial dinner with an abundance of
de dishes was served, the Masons adj VI
burning from the lodge room to the IN
1nquet hall, where the March commit tt
,e of 80 was given full sway. After
inner c. +. Millar acted as toastmaster CO
nd several spicy responses were in or al
ar. Vocal solos punctuated the pro- La
-am of speechmaking, songs being rem pc
red by James Palmer, John G. Wylie Sc
I'd James Patterson. Each singer was
lied upon for an encore. The feature on
'sei "a tiiiiieht u 'He e,enii's N"ine "i.0h en-
humber of the committee members in ! :
ilged in a spirited revival of Shake Ia,
'eare. An excerpt from one of the IL
rds greater comedies was used as the Of,
hicle for the presentation, the charac or
rs appearing in costume. Those who =
rticipated in the comedy were: n. j.
,berts, G. J. Seager, w. z. Scott, A. L.
rerill. J. c. Wylie, Sidney Kidd and gr
,ymond Wheaton. M
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