The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-28
TALK OF THE TOWN


See new ideas in wash goods at Alb
bolts.
Don't miss the ioc sale muslin under
wear at vaughans.
Eastern Star dance Wednesday night
March |, Rowland hall.
II. r. Cutler & Son unloaded a carload
Of model rs oyerlands to-day.
Hear annie Laurie on Victor rec
ord by Melba at Cummings Lewis
Joseph Kennedy returned 10 Barre this
morning, after spending few days with
friends in Burlington.
Jerry Hutchinson of Charles street Is
rapidly recovering from a successful OPP
Grafton for cataract on his eye,
Miss Mary Owens returned yesterday
to Concord, n. H., after spending a vaea'
ton at her home In this city.
Louis Moore, who was in the city yes
terday 60 attend the funeral OF William
NJ. Grant, returned In the evening to his
home in ST. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Scott of Pleasant
street returned this morning from hol'
yoke, Mass, where Mrs. Scott has been
visiting for several days.
S. W. Guptil completed his duties in
the Smith 4 Cummings market Saturday
night and left yesterday for Waterbury,
where he has purchased farm.
James Carroll left the city last even
ing for Kearny, n. j., where he was
called by the death OF William +. Car
roll, which occurred Saturday night.
Miss Ella Owens, Miss Emma Whit
new. d. j. Morse and James Robertson |
left this morning for New York on few
days business trip in the interests of the
store.
Chief Samuel Sinclair of the police de-
partment returned yesterday from Rut'
land, where he has been passing a few
DAYS on business. Officer Harry Gamble,
who served as acting chief last week, re-
sumed his duties on the night shift last
evening.
Plan to attend the fremen's dance in
the Montpelier city hall, Feb 90 benefit
If the firemen's relief fund. Special fea-
.ure concert, admission, 25c. Dancing un-
iii ] o'clock; music by Montpelier Mill
AIRY band orchestra of eight pieces; con-
'ert and dance, 81.
Mrs. r. F.. Mcintyre, who was engaged
Is manager of the Pavilion theatre in
Barre until recently, is to leave next
week with her husband for Boston, where
hey are to engage in the theatrical bus !
ness Mr. Mcintyre is connected with
he Old Comique theatre in Montpelier !
t the present time.
Among the visitors in the city through
he week end were the following people
lieutenant h. NJ. Parker and Mrs, Parker
f Norwich university, Mortified, II. II.
ackson of Bridgeport, Conn, Miss Hazel
,winnterton OF Nashua, n. H., l.. A, But
err OF Keene, n H., G. S. Lyons Of Bur
ngton, +. w. Fuller OF Rochester, Lane
!. Alexander of Springfield, Mass, J. W.
dunlap OF Manchester, and w. A. Foster !
I Springfield. I
In discussion OF the baseball pros Z
ects for this season at Dartmouth col
,ge. Earl Williams, former Spaulding
Ugh school star, is mentioned as a like z
: candidate The item in the Boston
lobe reads as follows: 1T is possible Z
hat Cap Williams, who covered left
cid on the baseball team last spring,
lay be brought in and tried out at the
lird corner. If he does not make good
the infeld position, he is practically
,rtain of his outfield berth, on account
his hitting ability
A deed was registered to-day which
'ansfers the farm in West Berlin known g
the Fred Rice place to Mrs. Bessie V.
erring OF Montpelier, who purchases the A
roperty for home. The farm, which
as decided by Mrs Della Henry of West CO
erlin, comprises 1875 acres and the deal
cludes the stock and hay. Mrs. Henry n,
to locate in the capital and Mrs. Her a
ng expects to move to West Berlin
thin few weeks. The sale was con y,
by G. A. Clark, the Capital =
ty representative Of the d. A. Perry -
cal Estate agency.
A busy fortnight is in prospect for the u
team at Goddard seminary HI
,ginning Wednesday with game with dc
ethel in Bethel, the seminarians expect ~
play at least five games and the num- cd
r may possibly be increased. One week sh
ON tonight Goddard plays a return fir
me with the soldiers at Fort Ethan Al al
1. Latterly next week the team leaves
is city in charge of Coach Charles
bernie on New Hampshire trip that -
II include Holderness school at Plym ~, ms
tn on the evening of March 10 and -
lton seminary on the following night. ge
for a series of games with -.
3 Shamrock A. A. in Barre are in prog - :
is and it is probable that one game in ~
: series viii be played next week. ~