The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-03
TALK OF THE TOWN
Hoagknit sweaters at Abbott,s.

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\ Hoagknit sweaters at Abbotts.
Thirty thousand marbles given away
| Tuesday, April A. after $3.50 p. m. Tilden
| Shoe Co.
| Hand tinted Easter cards, folders and
booklets for SALE Mrs. William Jack, 20
Keith avenue.
Largest stock of wall papers and latest
ideas for treating your rooms at d. W.
Hooker & Co.'s.
Miss Marguerite Brown of jefferson
street was a visitor in Burlington
through the week end
Mrs. w. X. Kelly returned to the city
this morning, after passing few days
with friends in Burlington.
Miss Eva A. Bisbee of Park street has
returned TO Barre, after a visit of ten
days with relatives in Waitsfeld.
Miss Cora g. Roberts of South Barre
and Miss Beulah Bates of East Barre re-
turned Saturday from Washington, d. c.
There will be regular meeting of the
ladies aid society of st. Monica's church
in the convent Tuesday evening at 1880.
Misses 1nez Maberini, Lima Casellini
and Emma Gerbetti have returned from
two weeks visit in New York and Bos
ton.
"The Strange Case of Mary Page" at
the Pavilion Wednesday, April 5. BE
sure you see the start of this great Sc
rial.--adv.
A. Calcagni of High Holborn street was
in Burlington yesterday visiting his wife
who is receiving treatment at the Mary
Fletcher hospital.
Warren J.. Cummings of Perry street |
returned to the city Saturday, after
spending several days at his former home |
in Lancaster, N. II.
Merton Curtis was brought from his
home in Orange Center in NJ. J. Whit
combs ambulance yesterday afternoon
for an operation at the City hospital.
Now is the time TO get your feet cured
before hot weather sets in. This can be
done at Miss Roben's Chiropody Parlors,
Averill block. Work guaranteed. Phone
6lS-M.
Allen Reid of South Main street, who
has been confined to the house by an at
tack OF scarlet fever, was able to be out
of doors this forenoon for the first time
since his illness.
Mr.. and Mrs George Rand and Harry =
Kelly of Pleasant street left Saturday
for Burlington. Mr., Kelly returned last ,
night, but Mr. and Mrs. Rand viii visit
there for few days
Miss Carrie Linekin, who has been Z
passing a vacation at her home, A Park
street, returned Saturday to Spring ,
field, where she is engaged as a teacher
in the public schools.
Mrs. Mabel Cole and daughter, Helen, !
who have been passing several days in
Morisville as the guest of Mrs. Coles I
brother Maurice B. White, returned to
the city Saturday afternoon.
Cobble Hill grange holds q sugar 50
cial at the hall Friday night, April 7
Admission, sugar on snow, doughnuts and
pickles, l5c. Children under 10 years,
Toe. Geddes' orchestra
DR.. Y. c. Goodrich OF Washington
street, who is recuperating from a severe
attack Of pneumonia, was able TO be
downtown to-day for the first time since
he was stricken several weeks ago.
Notice to members OF Vasa-Orden:
Owing to the death of our brother, Ola
Tngemanson, a special meeting viii be ,
held to-night at the home OF Paul He'd
wall, Morse block at 1880 o'clock Per !
order secretary.
Fred f. Stebbins, who has been taking B
a ten days vacation from his duties a. C
conductor on the Green Mountain ex
press, resumed work this morning. Dur a
ing the absence Of Mr.. Stebbins the &
night express has been in charge Of II. S. =
Shorey of Montpelier,
The usual Tuesday evening services in y
the Church of the Good Shepherd will be
omitted this week At the Lenten serv- =
ices on the evening Of April II it is ex
pected that the preacher win be Rev. J
Alfred Poole Grint, rector of st. Andrews i
'hurch. st. Johnsbury.
Concert and dance in aid of the young ~
peoples dramatic society, Church Of the I
food Shepherd. Rowland hall, Monday =
April "a Gentlemen's tickets, Zoe; extra =
aides, 25c. Concert to begin promptly ~
1t o'clock. Dancing from $3.50 to !
,'clock. CAROLS orchestrs-adv o.