The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-29
TALK OF THE TOWN
DuciIIa embroideries at Fitts'.


Mrs w. W. Austin of Randolph Center
was a visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs William Lougee of Williamstown
, was visitor in the city yesterday.
Michael Mcdonald of South Main
street returned to the city last nigh,
from a few days visit in Burlington.
Mrs. Alexander p. Stephen of Ran
dolph, former resident of Barre, IL
spending several days with friends in the
city.
Mrs. r. d. Monkey, who returned from
the Mcdowell School of Dressmaking in
Boston, has taken rooms in the Aldrieh
block
Miss Frances Hebard of Randolph is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. S. d. Allen, of
Franklin street and friends at Goddard
seminary.
! Miss Clarissa Kenton, who has been
visiting friends in the city for a few
| days, returned this forenoon to her home
! in Keene, n. II.
| Special meeting of the encampment,
| !. 0. O. f., Thursday evening after the
subordinate meeting, to practice. Pat
riarchal degree. By G. P.
Miss NJ. f. Scott, who has been en-
gagged in Barre as nurse, left the city
this morning for Rutland, where she is
making a visit of several weeks.
Madame Bernett scientific palmist will
tell you all about business transactions,
love, courtship and marriage. Don't fail
to consult her. Room 2, Buzzell hotel.
adv.
Theda Bara in "The Two Orphans"
Park theatre tonight. Feature win be |
shown at prompt for the benefit of
those wishing to attend the opera house,
adv.
Boys in the employ Of the Vermont
Tel. & Tel. Co. are engaged in distribut-
ing a new edition of the telephone d.
reetory. The spring issue contains
larger number of revisions and additions
than usual.
If you have not promised your pony
votes to any one, viii you please save
them for me? If / win this pony outfit
will assure everyone interested in my 1
behalf that l will keep the pony. vii
marth Morris, Spaulding street, Barre,
Vt.-adv.
Members of Barre council, No. 40l
Knights of Columbus, have organized
temporarily into two factions
known as the Nationals" and the
" Americans" and have started an excit- II
ing tournament in cribbage. as" and
pool. The first games were played Mon
day, but it will be some time before
all the matches are played off. ii
Dog licenses are being renewed slowly II
ut the city clerks office, despite the fact n
hat the levy on CANNES will be consid
srably increased after Saturday, April
l. The city clerk and his assistants are
prepared for concerted advance on the Il
part of dog owners along about Friday, II
,oweyer, and if comparison of returns
ust now with the figures as they have
TODD three days before April | in years
,ast may be made, the indications are
hat most of the dogs viii be out of the
anger zone by the end of the week. NJ
f. II. Abbott, who was recently elect N
d county agent for the Washington III
'ounty Farm bureau, is expected to ar HI
i've in the city toward the end of the III
resent week, or in time to begin his du- III
les for the bureau April /. Since com III
letting his duties as manager of the III
iartin A. Brown farms in Wilmington, III
Ir. Abbott has been employed as III
Ontractor in Windham county. When III
e accepted the offer of the local farm III
ureau several weeks ago, he expected III
, relinquish his duties in Wilmington III
/ ample time to begin work in Washing III
IN county April !. To officers of the III
ureau he has indicated that he will 10 III
tie in Barre at once, although a few HI
eeks may elapse before he is able to HI
nd a suitable house. Meanwhile his I'LL
imily will remain in Wilmington, where III
ley have resided for the past two years. III