The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-15
TALK OF THE TOWN
Easter gloves al Abbott's.

Read Park Theatre adv, page 6,-ad'
l The Chromatio club will meet wit
Miss Spear Monday night at 1880.
| Special sale Monday from ! To ?. n
See window display. Tilden Shoe Co.
Win the ladies of the Congregations
church save old papers and magazines
Tel. HIP. adv,
Mrs. II. s, Soules Of Fairfield arriye'
in the city yesterday for a visit witt
her three children, who are students a
Goddard seminary.
For Sale-Rompers, aprons, fancyworl
and home cooked food Mt Universalis
vestry Wednesday, April 10, Afternoon
and evening. adv.
Busy mothers will take advantage o
the sale of rompers, all sizes and prices
at Universalist vestry next Wednesday
afternoon and evening ADV.
Concert and dance Monday, April "a
Rowland hall. Dancing, $3.50 to o'clock
Concert to begin promptly at s. Gentle
mems tickets, Zoe; extra ladies, Zoe
Carroll's orchestra.
Thomas r. Waterman, tenor soloist
vocal teacher and coach, will be at II
Wellington street, Monday, April IL
from 2 to 6 and to p m. Tel. 1881
or Hotel Barre-adv,
Miss Nell Stoughton, who teaches in a
Boston kindergarten school, arrived IN
the city this morning to pass the Easter
vacation at the home of her mother,
Mrs, Ellen L. Stoughton, of French
street.
Ladies and misses Easter suits and
coats received this date by express. lat
est New York designs in conservative
models. All colors and sizes, from $3.50
to S25, Also mems, young mems and
boys. Sadlier's, 10 Keith avenue.
Make your plans to attend the spring
supper at the Presbyterian church on
Wednesday, April 10, from 5 to o'clock.
There will be clerks table and prompt
service. Those already solicited will
please note the date.~-adv.
At the Pavilion tonight two Triangle
features will be shown--Douglas Fair
banks and Lillian Langdon in the five
and Fred Mace and the Keystone players
in "A Janitor's Wife's Temptation" in
two reels.--adv.
A few bargains in instruments slightly
used One Edison photograph and 90
records at SO; one eornet, almost new,
cost S52, with nice case, will sell at $27
one violin, Is years old cost $50, will sell
for 1875, has excellent tone; also two up.
right pianos and three organs at low fig
ures Bailey's Music Rooms, IA Elm
street
James Signorelli, clerk in the Red |
Cross pharmacy, is in receipt OF a photo |
graph of DR. Lucido Andreola, until last I
year praeticing physician in Barre, I
which shows the doctor in the regi |
nentals of the Italian army DR.. Andre. I
,la writes that the picture was taken in
Naples while he was on the way to the
ront, where he was recently attached to
i surgical unit
Fourteen members Of the teachers
raining class of Spaulding high school
accompanied by the teacher, Mrs. Sny-
er, and two other members of the high
chool faculty, Miss Robinson and Miss (
Waugh made an observation tour of
barclay Bros stoneshed Thursday after
Don. Three guides were provided and
he class was shown every operation in .
he manufacture of granite monument
he teachers and members OF the class
.ish to express through The Times their
ppreciation of the courtesy shown them
Y the members OF the firm.
Few even OF the more venturesome
nglers struck out for the trout streams !
,-day, although the law on the finny 4
embers was "off' this morning before
ost fishermen were awake. That the I
sople who customarily HE away to the
looks as soon as the law permits are
Ut wholly enthusiastic over fishing CON
tions as yet is evidenced by the fact
iat comparatively few applications for 4
'enses have been received at the city
erk's Office. Thus far only l2 fishing
lenses have been granted, although the :
lmber of combination permits, hunting
ID fishing licenses, approach fifty, 1t
reported that mountain brooks are
i'll locked in ice and in other sections
e water is far too cold for fishing !,
nose who watch the weather with one "
e and the brooks with the other about
is time of the year do not believe that h,
hing win be good for fortnight m
When the band begins to play in the
rk next summer there win be a varia- {;
IN from the usual custom of using 81
he Star Spangled Banner for a finale
the action taken by the Musicians Pro he
tive association, with which the Barre al
items band is affiliated is obeyed to pl
e letter II has been agreed among vt
2 members of the NJ. p. L. that when 81
. national anthem is played at con
is or entertainments, it shall be at vi
, beginning and not at the end OF be
program. Moreover, it has been de- la
ed that "The Star Spangled Banner ch
not to be played when mixed in med ",
. It is stated that audiences through ha
the United States, desiring to stand qu
en- the national anthem is being =
yed, are apt to become confused il 60
musicians, winding up strain OF !
anthem, swing into another patriotic
,rd that is without the significance I
ich attaches to the song that Francis
1T Key wrote. Band musicians say
t orchestra players. especially those
o play in moving picture theatres, are :
worst offenders in the medley bust
=. In the main, the action of the
p L. is designed to foster "A regard
the national anthem that is impossi- 4
to attain when it is played in con
ton with other strains.