The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

Read Park Theatre ad., page 6 to-day
adv.
Charlie Chaplin at he Bijou to-day
adv.
Chester Ladd of Worcester was bust
ness visitor in the city to-day.
H. s. Smith of Washington was bust
ness visitor in the city to-day.
James Somers is spending Se week
end with relatives at Northfeld Falls.
Remember the low prices on footwear
advertised by the Peoples Shoe Store.
Misses Lena and Edna Seaver of VIII
Jamestown were the guests of relatives IL
the city to-day.
P. Santarini left the city this morning
for Burlington, there to pass the week
end with relatives.
j. l.. Arkley of Washington street is
spending several days in Rutland and vi.
entity on business.
John Malnati and family went this
morning to Williamstown to pass Sun
day with relatives.
Andrew Kelly went to his home in
Waterbury this morning for week end
visit with relatives.
Mrs. j. w. Stewart of West street
relatives in Burlington.
Henry Bosley has gone to his former
home in northern New York, where he is
making a few days visit with relatives.
Miss Emily Dodge OF Averill street is
spending few days as the guest of her
aunt and uncle. MIR. and Mrs. Luther
Bailey of Williamstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pickering re-
turned this morning to their home in
Bath, Me-, after spending several days
with relatives in Barre Town.
Earl A. Bemis leaves tomorrow noon
for Buffalo n. Y, where he viii reside.
Mrs. Bemis and children will leave at the
same time for New York, where they
will visit relatives for short time, later
joining Mr.. Bemis in Buffalo. Mr.. Bemis
was formerly employed as draughtsman
by Mari & Gordon.
Through an error in transmitting the
to the state press, mem
bers of the N. f. O. P. throughout Yer
mont have been informed that the an.
nual convention of the order in B7;rling
ton is to be held April 10. The corrected
date is April rs. Delegates to the con
vention are to make their headquarters
NJ tne van Ness mouse.
recent edition of the Philadelphia
North American contains a full-length
picture of Lawton Witt, the Goddard
boy, who is with the Philadelphia Ath-
letics in their southern training camp.
Witt is hailed as a conner by Quaker
,ity sport writers and in recent scrub
game in the South, the youngster figured
n two double plays and connected at the
bat for a double and a single.
Within a few days the hardware store !
which f. A. Prindle & Co. recently opened |
IN the old Otis hotel on Pearl street is !
% be transferred to the Sortwell estate |
building at the corner of North Main /
treet and Depot square. 1t is under /
itood that part of the store now occu- /
lied by o. j. Dodge has been reserved by /
,fr. Prindle, who viii have a display |
DOM fronting the business thoroughfare. /
'arpenters are engaged in remodeling I
he storeroom in the rear of the block I
nd the Prindle company is to center a
art of its business in the space fronting n
he Montpelier & Wells River railroad 1
racks. 1t is expected that the transfer
ill take place April l.
"Dress up week" which is to be OBJ
erved by clothing dealers throughout
he entire country. beginning Monday.
Iarch %. is TO be ushered in under en-
rely novel circumstances at the Day
ght store. Eight live models, probably
he first to be used by any dealer in Ia
les furnishings in Vermont. are to have
rominent parts in the opening day of
he weeks Observance at the Daylight.
o far as can be learned Vermont deal.
rs have hitherto relied wholly upon
lannikins in displaying their seasonable
lats and suits by the model method OF
rowing goods. Patrons Of the store are
, have an unusual opportunity for in
Decting the spring modes with eight
.odels TO aid them in getting the effects.
arrolrs orchestra has been engaged 90 X
ay during the afternoon and evening
-E. Special cOuvocation Of
~ Granite chapter No %. Il.