The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

Il Easter coats at Abbott's.
\ April II, Easter sale.-adv.
Curtain rods lc at knights.
| Infants bands lSc at Knights.
Maccabee bazaar April ~, IS and 20
adv.
Some good shoes at the rummage sale
to-day adv.
Womens new high-cut buck lace boots
at Shea's Shoe Store
Dance in Socialist hall Saturday night
April s. CAROLS orchestra.
Miss Thelma IIoughton of Cabot was
a visitor in the city yesterday.
April II, Easter sale Of food, fancy.
work, aprons and candy, afternoon and
evening. adv
Manager John 4. Hoban of the Pa
vilion theatre has returned from u bust
ness visit of several days in East Orange,
n. j.
C. r. 4. Best has returned to his home
in White River Junction, after spending
several days with friends in Barre and
Montpelier.
A quintet of bowlers from the Murphy
& Weafer alleys defeated the Merlo
academy team last evening on the Merlo
alleys by margin of % pins,
Mrs. Michael Mcdonald and little son
of South Main street left the city this
morning for Boston. where they are to
make months visit with relatives
After April 10, the Barre office of the
Consolidated Lighting Co. will be open
every day from $ a. M. to $3.50 p. m, and
closed Monday and Saturday evenings.
Don't miss the big sale at the Kenyon
store all day Saturday and the auction
at O'Clock. Everything must 90, gro
eeries, silverware, cut glass, china, jew
elry, etc.adv,
Dir. Henry Lawrence Southwick presi
dent OF Emerson College of Oratory. Bos
ton, is to give a reading of the Shake
spearean play, Richard III" in the Uni
versalist church Tuesday evening, April
Is.
Auction sale tomorrow for Jim Ia
Point, one and half miles from Granite
Vile, on the road to Washington. One
hundred acre farm, horse, six head OF
cattle, 50 hens, hay and farm tools. See
ad., page I. c. f. Smith. auctioneer.
Don't miss the show at the Pavilion
tonight. In addition to the usual pic
ture program quartet, composed OF
james Bennett, w. r. McCatfrey, Charles |
Gibbons and John Duncan, will give a |
big musical program of 10 numbers. ad /
Notices for the primary elections were I
posted at city hall and elsewhere yes
terday to conform to the statutory re-
quirements. Voters are notified to as
sembe after noon on the 10th day OF
May to vote on the election OF a presi
dent OF the United States The ballot
boxes in the several ward polling places .
are to be open from noon until SNo'clock .
in the evening. The following polling II
places have been designated on the no
tice: Ward /, Church street schoohouse;
ward ?. Spauldne school, ward 3, Sum
mer street school; ward 4, Brook street
school; ward !, Woodchuek Knoll school;
ward O. city court room.
Seniors at Goddard seminary are re-
learsing regularly under the direction Of
Miss Agnes Stafford, instructor in elocu-
Jon and English, for the class play, "1he
Elopement Of Ellen" which il to be given
n Goddard chapel on the evening OF Fri
lay, April Ii. Selections for the cast
we're made several days ago and as soon
IS the parts were assigned. work on the
1ay was started Immediately. "The
Opponent Of Ellen" i a farce comedy in
hree acts and the following members Of
he class of 1916 are to participate in its
presentations: Kenneth j. Tillotson, Miss
iildred A. Kent, Roy w Wark, George
!, Shepard, Miss Mamie r. Hubbard I
Hiss Elizabeth A. Hoar and William A. \
quinn. If the play meets with favor on
he occasion Of its initial production, it
7ill be presented elsewhere. The pro
eeds are to be used to defray commence
lent expenses.
A deed recording the sale of the Quin
N farm, so called, on the west hill was
egistered yesterday when the property
as turned over TO Charles Gordon OF
outh Barre by G. l.. Woodworth, who
as owned the farm for the past five
ears. Mr.. Gordon purchased the prop X
'ty for a home and will take possession ~
/ once. The Quinlcn farm. as il is y
nown, contains 50 acres aud the tran ~
lction includes the stock, crops and -
,ols. 1t is located in the city li.aits and r
ID long been known as one OF the choic III
1 parcels of farming realty in this vi I'LL
nifty. For some time recently Mr., Cor Hi
m was a joint owner of the Smith stock Hi
rm Mr.. Woodwork is moving his Hi
,usehold goods into one Of the business VII
ocks on North Main street. The farm Hi
lie was consummated through the office III