The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-08
TALK OF THE TOWN
Easter gloves at Naughan's.

Easter gloves at Vaughan's.
| New Easter footwear at Fits.
Read the Park theatre ad,, page Sad
| New rummage at the Episcopal vestry
| this afternoon and evening. adv.
Frank Heaton of Waterbury was a
business visitor in the city yesterday
John Abbiati of Bolster place returned
last night from few days visit in Bur
lington.
Auction sale at Kenyon store tonight
of groceries, china, cut glass, silverware'
jewelry, ctc.-adv.
Easter cards. folders and booklets,
with envelopes TO match. Mrs. William
Jack, 20 Keith avenue
c. +. Hurley of Eyarts began work
this morning as baggagemaster at the
Central Vermont depot.
Owing to the length of the perform
ance 60 reelsl at the Pavilion, to-nights
show will start at 6:30.-adv,
Miss Carrie Calcagni and Miss Ida Ca
rusi are employed in the office OF the
Granite Manufacturers association.
Mrs. Bertha Goodale LETT this morning
for Hartford, Conn, where she will re-
sumo her work with the Pillsbury Flour
company.
Wanted; 10000 dozen fresh eggs,
Bring them in any quantity, large or
small and we will pay cash for same.
| Barre Creamery.
Mrs. G. NJ Davis returned to-day to
South Royalton after being in this city
several weeks while caring for Mrs. G. A.
Merrill of Long street.
| Rev. Robert Dewey, rector of ST. An
drew's church in Waterbury, who has
been visiting friends in Barre and Gran
iteville, returned to his home this morn
ing
Thomas r. Waterman tenor soloist,
vocal teacher and coach. will be at II
Wellington street, Monday, April 10,
from TO 6 and to p. M. Tel 1881
or Hotel Barre.-adv.
The Glenugie club will meet at the
clan hall Saturday at 80 for the pur
pose of attending the funeral of our late
brother, william stephen. Wear badges
and white gloves Per order president.
The office force at the Montpelier g.
Wells River railroad freight house de
feated the yard crew at candlepin
match on the Murphy & Weafer alleys
last evening by a score of 1870 to 200.
Smith got the high single with 106.
A lot OF fancy yearlings and two year
olds as well as the best high grade and
pure bred Holstein cows to be sold at
public auction at the Fred Gale farm in
Barre Town on Tuesday, April II, at
1880. See ad. on page 2. d. A. Perry, |
auetioneer.
The young ladies Of the Sodality of |
the Blessed Virgin and members of the !
Junior Holy Name society of St Mon |
- l.
at the o'clock mass Sunday, April Q I
The regular monthly meeting viii take I
place Sunday afternoon at the usual
hour
The program for the commercial lyce
um at Goddard seminary tonight is az
follows Violin solo Albert Goslant;
Mrs Blacks Pink Tea" eolored ladies';
violin solo, Albert Goslant; recitation,
Sylvia Rizzi; vocal solo, Mildred Kent;
maiden ladies'. The program
begins at 1880 sharp. :
If your tires need yulcanizing bring or
have them sent to our expert for inspec
ton. We viii Immediately look them I
over and give you the lowest price to
have them put in Al shape Prompt
service and all work guaranteed. Good
year and Kelly Springfield tires in stock.
Drown Motor Car Co.
The Minister'S Monday club. which y
Usually holds its meetings at Barre or 4
viii 60 to Waterbury next !
Monday, April 10, where, at the Congre Z
'ational church at 10 a. m, the program
or the morning session will consist of
'aper by Rev. James Ramage of Barre I
m "The Ideal Church" and after lunch :
on a symposium on THE Message Of the
'hurch to This Age"
John Ryan, mail carrier between Gran.
teville and Barre, who ran the Stanley
fountain wagon last season as a passen
er car between Barre and Granlteville,
ill be ready to start again Saturday a
Forming, leaving Graniteville at a. m.
nd returning at ! a. m. Afternoon trip 81
leave Granteville at 80, returning at
80. He will be pleased to take all Y
artes wishing to 90 picnieking or camp
* at a reasonable price. For informa "
on, telephone 3ls 10. adv, h'
In the opera house next Tuesday even =
Ig, April IL, Edward Avis, bird mimic, n
i'll give an interesting lecture-recital on
How to Identify the Birds BY Their
ongs" This entertainment is given un- g
n the auspices OF the Woman's club and ]
fers a rare opportunity to the public 4
verybody is invited to come, but spe :
al invitation is extended TO the boys 4
I'd girls. There will be small admis- :
on fee adults l5c and school children e
,c
Negotiations were completed yesterday
r the sale of the cottage house at II "A
aacon street owned by w f. Cato, to :
,seph Kovalsky of 10 Maple avenue,
ell known tailor The consideration 4
not mentioned in the deed registered
the office Of the city clerk. Mr.. Ko A
llsky took charge of the house yester !:
", although it is not to be occupied
7 his family until near the first of 4
ay, when he will transfer his household :
,ods to Beacon street. Mr. Catto's fam
7 plan to remain in Barre for a few
eeks, joining him later in Newark, n
where. it is reported he is to en- l
ge in the retail monument business .
IN y Scott Of fhis oil y