The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

thursday bargain day at Naughans.
Sale childrens gingham dresses at the
Vaughan Store.
A daughter was born Feb. % TO Mr..
and Mrs, Austin Jameson.
Notice All kinds OF stove repairs at
4. A. Prindle & Co.'S, Pearl street.
All repair work promptly attended to
and fully guaranteed ut Bell & Hous.
tons.
Mrs. Lillian Sowden has finished work
for Thad. Martin and has taken rooms
in the city.
Frank q. Minard of Highland avenue
was able 10 be down town to-day for the
! first time since his illness.
! A meeting of the Barre truckmen's I'M
ion will be held at the union hcadquar-
tiers Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock.
William Hurry returned to-day to
Montreal, after spending few days at
his former home on Washington street.
Miss Hazel Freer of Newbury is spend.
ing several days in the city as the guest
OF Miss Mary Mccarthy of Summer
street.
Elmer o. Taft, who was taken serious.
ly i'll at his home on Washington street
Sunday, is threatened with an attack of
pneumonia.
Tickets for "When Dreams Come
True" at the opera house Friday night
went on sale at browns this morning.
Make your selection now-adv.
Go TO Rossi's Piano rooms, Ayerill
block, for some nice bargains in second
hand pianos and fine cabinet organs. Also |
any kind of music merchandise.-ads
Mrs. Pruneau, who has kept house for
her husbands brother for several years,
moved her family yesterday from the
East Montpelier road to Barre City.
Mrs. Royal D. Monkey OF the East
Montpelier road left for Boston yester-
day, where she will take a course in
in the Mcdowell dressmak-
ing school.
Gordon Smith, former resident of
Barre, who is now engaged in business
in South Ryegate, returned home yester-
day, after, after passing a few days in
The city on business.
Leap year dance in X. of C. hall Sat
lrday evening, Feb. 20, auspices, Swedish
Order of Nasa. Good music. Admission,
I5c. per couple; single ladies or gents,
Zoe. Everybody invited.
Go to Rossi's Piano parors, Averill
block, where you can find the largest and :
pest variety Of pianos, by famous !
makers. The only representative in
Barre, Montpelier and surrounding towns !
or +. +. Clarkson Co., of Burlington, Vt. ]
adv.
Philip Matott, a quarryman was ar
ested by Deputy Sheriff Dennis Donahue
n Graniteyille to-day and brought to !
Barre this afternoon. He was locked up
t police headquarters on an intoxication
barge and will be arragned in city court
o-night
DIR. V. c. Goodrich OF Washington |
treet is seriously i'll and fears are en-
crtained that he has contracted pneumo j
ia. Yesterday he was about town visit
lg his patients, but toward noon he was
ompeled to return home on account OF ;
mess. Little Improvement was report
i in his condition to-day.
Fourteen head OF stock, some fancy
Dung stock. fine team Of horses, etc, TO
e disposed of at auction tomorrow at
, 30 O'Clock at the farm of w. j. Laird
! the Horn of the Moon district, East
Iontpelier, three miles from Montpelier
nd about six miles from East Montpe
er. u. A. Perry, auctioneer adv.
AT the Pavilion tonight, D. w. Griffith.
lie producer of "The Birth Of a Nation
i'll present another one of his wonderful
"The Escape" comes in sew
l parts and includes a number of the
ggest stars in the picture world. On
thursday, "The Avalanche" with Cath
inc Countess, will be shown. and on
riday 1.-THE Wolf Saturday, "The For
inc Hunter" Feature pictures only viii
shown at this theatre in the future.
".
Among the visitors in the city yester- +.
" and to-day were the following PEG.
e. Mrs. J. Terry of South Ryegate,
L. Folansby of st. Jollnsbury, Mr..
I'd Mrs. J r. Draper of Norwood, n. Y,
s. Burnham of Milton, w. G. May
Lrd OF Burlington. f. J. Young of Wal
N. Miss Beatrice Goslant Of Lanes
no. G. r. Barker of North Andover N.
!, B. II. Start of st. Adams, II. J. Hall
Derby, c. c. Coombs of Manchester, r.
Lang of Springfield, L. F. Albert of
mira, n. Y, |. Z. DeMott of New Ha-
n. II. H. Peckham of Newport, Miss
well of Clarenceville, P. O., Joseph
luthier of Sherbrooke, p. O., f. S.
rkcoumb of Winter Hill, Mass.