The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-07
TALK OF THE TOWN
Easter millinery at Abbott's


Look for Shea's shoe ad. on page 4,-ad
G. NJ. Shepard returned yesterday t.
his home in Hartford, after passing sew
eral days in Barre on business.
Juror Number Seven" two-ree
drama, featuring Ben Wilson and Doro
thy Phillips; an Animated Weekly, also
a comedy, at the Bijou.-adv.
Only Titles pure Vermont maple
products enter into our tempting week
end offerings. Delicacies like maple wal.
nut dips at Zoe the pound and our maple
walnut ice cream are not to be found
elsewhere in the city. See our maple
sugar display window and give a call il
You are looking for fresh made confec-
! tons or ice cream. The New England
Fruit Store.
! A winters program of card tourna
ments under the auspices of the South
End 500 club eliminated last night in a
! 7 o'clock dinner at Hotel Barre, where a
dozen lady members of the club came to-
gether. After an enjoyable dinner hour,
, the 500 players repaired to the home Of
Mrs. John Fl. Johnson OF South Main
street, where 10 hands of their favorite
indoor game were played. Dainty fayors
were awarded the winners of the high
honors and the consolation totals.
The large amount of business we are
doing at the Kenyon store shows that
the people know this is bonatide sale
and they can save money Do your shop.
ping Saturday at this store and save
money adv.
Among the visitors in the city yester-
day and to-day were the following PEG
pie: Ira J.. Thomas of Burlington, ]. c,
Allingham OF Woodstock, NJ b., Louis NJ.
Provost of Rutland, l.. T. Shaw of Hen
mixer, n. H. Thomas F. Stokes of Bos-
ton, r. r, Dana of Belmont, p. l.. Nc
Lean OF South Ryegate, /. b. Reilly of
Burlington. Carl G. Hamblet Of White
River Junction, r. l.. Waldron OF Barton
w. A. Winship of Bradford, Miss Flor
ence Butler of Burlington Ernest Alcott
of Ausable. n. Y, ROYAL Lock Of Bur
lington Lawrence r. Turner OF Green
field, Mass, Mrs j. r. Buxton OF Ogdens-
burg. n y, Earl Whitney of Monmouth,
n. J.
Through The Times the Barre Histori-
cal society makes an appeal to the house
wives of Barre TO use due care in their |
spring cleaning in order that articles |
which should be preserved may not be |
destroyed Old pamphlets newspapers
legal documents, letters, reports, surveys.
maps and old prints are all valuable for
such collection as the society is main
tanning at city hall ANY old fashioned
articles, such as cooking utensils table
furnishings, children's toys. mantle orna
nents or similar things indicative Of an
,arly period will be gladly received by
he society. If donations are contem
dated, the donors may notify Miss
at 40 North Main street or
Hiss Tilden at North street.
Odors of beer and whiskey, wine and
Tappe, blended into a subtle perfumery
hat went the whole way with him who
would sniff well but none too wisely
we're waited upward through the graf
ngs on the west front of city hall this
morning when officers fell to spilling the
rst fruits on destruction warrant Is
ued by Magistrate II. w. Scott All
hat was inventoried in a seizure made
" the officers ON Granite street some
ime since was permitted to 90 the way ,
f all contra band beverages Barrels Of !
'enway ale. Iroquois beer in bottles. :
Highland Spring ale. TO say nothing of v
asses of Haymarket whisky headed /
traight for the river once they were re
,ased. The warrant also called for the
of beer faucets, pitchers,
lasses and other articles of trade.