The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-24
TALK OF THE TOWN
lew waists al Vaughan's.

New waists at Naughan's.
See the new wash goods at Vaughan's
Sadlier's Keith ayenue-Baby carriages
go-carts and sulkies. See our up-to date
tray wagons.-adv
A regular meeting of Granite lodge, l.
o.. o. L.. NJ. T.. will be held in the *
OF G. hall Friday evening at Z o'clock.
Order your baked beans, brown bread
speghetti, cake, pies and doughnuts for
Saturday from the Episcopal ladies. Call
1862.
Miss L. Il. Townsend has returned from
New York and will open her millinery
parlors for business, So Washington
street. Monday, March 2T.--adv.
Call at Miss Roben's Chiropody Par
Tors with your sore feet. She guarantees
TO cure any condition aside from re.
quircments of the surgeons knife. Glad
ly give you names of patients who will
testify as TO results in their individual
cases, Ask John Sullivan of Granite
vile. Telephone your appointments TO
6lS-W.-adv.
Mems $3.50 Goodyear welt dress shoes
Saturday at Shea's Shoe Store, every
pair guaranteed, special sos pair
adv.
j. j. Kennedy of Keith avenue left the
city this morning on brief business
trip to Rutland.
Mrs. Homer Grimes and two sons, Vic
tor and Weldon Grimes, have returned to
the city, after spending several days
with relatives in johnson and vicinity,
The condition of ID. w. Mcdonald of
Perry street, who has been seriously i'll
for several weeks, continues to show
steady progress toward recovery.
An evenings entertainment for only
Zoe at the uniyersalist church vestry to-
night at o'clock Goddard students
will present several monologues and lit
tie skits that will surely make the most !
solemn smile. We invite you all.--adv. |
Mrs. Victor Beaulac of Newton street |
is probably the first person in this city |
to discern a robin. Yesterday Mrs. Beau
lac was looking out across the valley to
the eastward from her home, when she
espied two red breasts scolding in a near
by tree. After a time the robins winged
their way up the valley and out of sight.
Manager +. f. Austin OF the Barre
opera house announces return engage
ment of the company which played "The
Only Grip in the opera house a few
weeks ago. The musical piece will be
staged for the second time this season in
the local theatre April 26. 1t is report
ed that large houses have greeted THE
Only Girl" in practically every town
along the circuit.
Barre telephone operators, lnemen and
officials returned to the city early this
morning from Burlington where they at
tended the second meeting of the Yer
mont chapter of the Telephone Society
of New England yesterday. Delegates
from all of the larger centers in the state
were present and a royal welcome was
accorded them by the entertaining mem
bers of the chapter. A dinner for the
wire chiefs and chief operators was one
Of the pleasing features of the get !
together. In the afternoon there were q
talks by telephone experts with 2
an address by w. A. Shaw, the North !
field weather man, in the evening. I
A number of South Main street and '
South Barre women who have interested 0
themselves in developing a knowledge OF d
he game called 500 during the winter
months met at the home of Mrs. Eta q
leonard yesterday for poverty" party. ?
Rags and tatters, bizarre effects and lu y
licrous travesties on the 1916 modes pre- Q
dominated in the costumes worn by the =
suests. A delegation of the 500 devotees, !
appareled, left city hall at u
80 O'Clock in a barge, arriving at the y
leonard home in time for the first deal. g
ards were enjoyed throughout the aft =
rnoon and at O o'clock dinner, very z
ubstantial dinner for all it was a pow Y
rty affair, was served by the hostess and ="
Ter assistants.
At their home, l02 Washington street, M
ast evening Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Batehel ca
er very pleasantly entertained the u
nembers of the South End 800 club. dt
very preparation had been made for NJ
ccording the guests a royal welcome Ell
nd variety of diversions provided by ga
he host and hostess naturally centered at
round an impromptu 500 tournament. IN
EN- hands of the game were played and tn
{ the close of the tournament it was at
nnounced that the favors had been De
warded Mrs. Eta Leonard and Frank IN
arleton, the consolation awards going oc
, Mrs. Harry z. Wiley and b. II. Grit so
tn. A substantial luncheon was served w
fter the announcements had been made. NJ
James Signorelli, a clerk in the Red
ross pharmacy is in receipt of a letter WI
rom Dr. Lucido Andreola, a former 10
ARE physician, who left the city last sti
Itumn to join the Italian colors. When po
lie letter which Mr.. Signorelli received TIN
was dated. DR. Andreola had wi
ined the 2l7th infantry regiment, Nh
hich is a part of the 10th army corps. sal
Though the message had been subject bu
to the scrutiny of the censor and the Ba
,stmark removed the contents of the ma
'ctor's message to his friend in Barre cor
ere not altered. He was in excellent Mi
,alth at the time of writing and looked VIII
rward with keen anticipation to the wit
perience which he expected to eneoun- deN
r at the front. DIR. Andreola expresses thr
e hope that the war VIII be over with the
a few months and says he will return mes
America as soon as possible.
people, most of them
believe they have been vic
nized by as clever a pair of swindlers \