The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

III april liz, Easter S0le.-adV.
Gray wadding 2 for &c at knights.
Maccabee bazaar, April q, % and q
adv.
Auction sale at Kenyon store tonight
adv.
See those special dress values at Alb
bolts.
Jackie Saunders at the Pavilion to
night.-adv.
Mrs. Roy Holden of Plainfeld was ,
visitor in the city Saturday.
Miss Laura Boucha of Mortified wa
a visitor in the city Saturday.
Miss Annie Fontana began work this
morning in the Office OF DIR. A. G. Foster
April IL, Easter sale of aprons, food
candy and faneywork Doors open at :
p. m.-adv.
Auction sale at the Kenyon store to-
night at o'clock. Large assortment OF
cut glass, silverware. etc, to sell.-adv
A daughter was born Sunday, April o.
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Karl R. Sawyer of Al
Franklin street. The baby weighed eight
pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Bassett OF Orleans
are guests at the home of Mrs. Bassett's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Waterman of
upper Washington street.
Mrs. Lizzie Head of Washington street
returned yesterday from Claremont, n.
| H., where she was called six weeks ago
by the illness of her brother.
Concert and dance Monday, April "a,
Rowland hall. Dancing, $3.50 to clock.
Gentlemen's tickets, 75c extra ladies,
25c. CAROLS orchestra adv.
Miss Lena Barberi VINO has been pass
ing vacation at her home in this city,
returned to day to Boston where she is
a piano pupil at the New England Con-
servatory of Music.
Miss Edna Dashner returned to Chel-
sea yesterday, where she Is a teacher in
the public schools. Miss Dashner has
been spending her vacation at her home
on Washington street
Among the Wiliamstown visitors in
the city Saturday we're Miss Grace Meal
lister, Mrs. Fred Poore, Mrs Carroll Dut-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. George Goodrich, Mrs
l.. d. Gale and Carl Seayer.
Police headquarters reported an un
eventful week END so far as transgres-
sions of the law were concerned. This
morning there was clean blotter at the
station for the third successive Monday.
William Riddle, who has been working
in Detroit, Mich, for the past year, re-
turned to the city yesterday and resumed
work this morning at the City bakery, |
where he was employed as a baker be
fore going to Detroit.
The Farnham or llilham herd OF Hol |
stein cattle, exceptionally large and good |
age mostly all white, will be sold under /
the hammer at the Fred Gale farm on
Tuesday April H. at 1880 o'clock. d.
A. Perry, auctioneer. See ad. on page O. |
Among the visitors in the city through |
the week end were the following people
William f. Smith OF TarrytOwn. y. y.
Miss Ruth Coleman, Miss Mary f. Maun,
Miss Perle Coleman and Miss r. Frances
O'Heare of st. Adams, F. J. O'Connor of
James Totten OF Buffalo y.
T., G. G. Town Of Oneida, ~ u, ". o. I,
Jones OF Windsor, Rev George f. Fortier
Of ST. Adams NJ. NJ. Coleman Of Gens
Falls, n y. b. r. Barber of Springfield,
!. T. Powers Of Providence, r. l.. Clar
nee Cutting OF Vergennes. Mr.. and Mrs.
i. p. ingalls, OF Fitchburg Mass, and
:. r. Halloran of st. Johns, n. b.
As finale TO series of bowling
matches between the Barre and Mont
,elier "Dokies" the losers known as the 4,
We Thought We Were But We Know ;
Better Now" bowling club Of Montpelier
endered supper to the "Nuf Ced. We !
anew We Could" club OF Barre on Sat ,
rday night. In order to be fair to both
ides two toastmasters Were elected, "
1anager Bill Duthie Of the Barre team :
nd Frank Tracy, who occupied like
osition for the losers, taking the parts t
The menu was arranged as follows |
'irst course, Bill Duthie, "Why We Ar \
anged the Match" responded to BY
rank Tracy with a discourse on "Nhy
We Accepted; second course, Captain
Windy Jim Gall, "Were1t They
asy?" with a come back BY Captain J
once was champion Roy Getmn. at
ant Happen Again; third course, II
rank Town Hall Austin, How We
id II" with response BY Henry tSon. L
" Lawson. I'VE Never Found Out;
'urth course, Fred (Scottyl Simpson. h
Where We Did It, answered BY Elmer
Hard LOSER Pierce, with I'VE Haven't :
ound Out; ffth-course. Frank (Unkle III
am Robinson, Can We Ever Do 1t III
gain?" response by Otto Bates, "You VI
ever Can; sixth course, Blunt Don't III
are Mackay, How We Got Home" iii
it'll a reply by w. A. Parry, q Don't iii
now Myself; seventh course, Harley III
Did Reliablel Houghton, Il Don't Re W
ember," answered by John Mobus. 1T III
as All My Fault" Several invited III
tests were also present and each was HI
mpelled to take his part in furnishing lII
tertainment for the evening. The con IIl
lsion finally arrived at BY the guests iii
as that while the Montpelier men need iii
pre- practice in bowling they certainly IlII
lderstand fully the art Of good losing llll