The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Best value shirts at 81. Lamorey's.
r. S. Currier was a business visitor
} in Calais to-day
Mrs. John Dow of Williamstown visit
ed friends in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Carroll Dutton of Williamstown
was a visitor in the city yesterday.
Miss Carrie Bower has returned to her
home in Northfield, after spending sever
al days with friends in Barre.
Misses Marjorie and Evelyn Moore of
Plainfeld are guests for few days at
the home of IL. S. Parks of King street.
Miss Mildred Gresrson, who has been
visiting relatives in the city for a few
days, returned yesterday to her home
in Williamstown.
| Paul Wells of Mortified, who recently
completed term of school in Worcester,
is spending few days with friends in
Barre and vicinity.
| Ladies of st. Monica's church realized
a tidy sum from a rummage sale held in
the emergency room at city hall Tuesday
afternoon and evening.
Randolph Lang, who has been spending
several days in the Barre granite belt on
business, returned this forenoon to his
home in Rome, n. Y.
Private sale of Croft and Kenyon |
stock now going on. Step in and you'll !
buy when you see the many bargains. /
ID. A. Perry, assignee.
Come and see our second hand sewing 1
machines, 81 up, also nearly new Singer
machines at 81 down and 50 per month,
at the Singer Store 10 Elm street.
W. III. Gilehrist of MeIndoes Falls and
II. w. Buchanan of Barton Landing were
guests of Vincitia lodge. No. 10, knights
of Pythias, Mt the meeting last evening.
A regular meeting of T. s., No. 2,
branch G. c. l. A., will be held in their
hall, Nichols block, Wednesday evening,
March %, at Z o'clock. p. II. Brown,
secretary.
Charles II. Northrop of Merchant
house for several weeks, following re-
lapse from a severe attack of bronchitis
early in the winter, is again in charge
of his trucking business.
Mrs Harold Mather. who has been
making an extended visit at the home of :
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Brad :
ford, of South Main street, left to-day !
for Springfield, Mass, where she will join /,
her husband who is employed in that
place. !
complete change of program at the t
Pavilion tonight, where the Frank +. n
Walsh Musical company will present
THE Cabaret a comedy full of new .
songs and dances. Three reels of the .
best pictures are shown at each perform Il
lnce, being changed every day.adv. b
n Il 4 - II
lated Lighting Co. has leased the cot. il
age at Cliff street, owned by Martin fl
Riley, and soon to be vacated by Alexan- "
Ter Youngson, who is going to New York ri
o reside. Mr.. Millar is to reside in the Il
ouse with his mother, Mrs. C. c. Mil h
ar, who recently came to this city from b
'oston. u
Seminary students viii give an enter :
ainment at the Universalist church yes "
ry next Friday evening at s o'clock. q
lusic by the Goddard orchestra. a real VI
movie, pot pourri of six languages, a
eproduction of the last day of school in a
istrct No. II and several monologues, al
yill make up the program. The March I'll
of the ladies' union will serve 50
,e cream. Ell
Oldtime bowlers in Barre are to meet tn
his evening to ascertain the prospects pc
recognizing the champion alley team NV
nat 1ourished here several years ago. A sl'
lumber of the high rollers who figured sic
the big strings of former days have Sc
1T the city. Others have passed away, Tn
ut there remains a nucleus around which re'
is thought that a strong team may es'
2 built Among the men now living in br
are who were identified with the cham lie
ons are John I. Averill. j. Edward i'm
Ialsh, Henry Mute and Walter Doug err
: loo
Equipment used for several years in 'i'
he Dreamland theatre in the Arcade
ock on North Main street is being
ansported to a ear in the Barre q Chel- Z
a railroad yard, whence il is to be
tipped to Websterville for use in a the -,
re. IL is stated that Alto Marriani. -
'oprietor of the Bijou theatre, is to
ansfer his picture business from the
iampini block to the Arcade. but not
fore major alterations have been made Is
the interior Of the Dreamland theatre. -
r Marriani proposes to continue in the
ow business with the Biiou as the name
his picture house. II is also stated
at the vacant store in the southeast
rner OF the Arcade building has been
ssed 20 the Diyersi Fruit Co. which win =
cate its quarters in the a Tomasi ~
Dck within a few weeks. just what N
sposition win Sc made Of the unten- u
ted space in the Seampini and Tomasi a
,cks is not definitely known.