The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-26
TALK OF THE TOWN
B. q q. corsets at Ahbott's.

H cabees' guards Thursday evening at How
H land halliday.
II Mrs. George Ramsdell has returned tc
H her home in Waterbury after few days
i visit with friends in the city
II The W.. G. T. U. will hold food and
H faneywork sale at the Baptist church
Saturday afternoon from . to 5.7adv.
Andes ranges are the best on the mar
ket. Get prices before buying. H. A.
Prindle, Depot square. Phone 1851.
Arthur Sowles, expert shoe repairer OF
| Websterville, is ready to do any kind of
shoe repair work. All work promptly
done.--adv.
Regular meeting OF Barre lodge, n, +.
O. p, to night. Reports from the grand
lodge session, and initiation. Meeting
opens promptly at 1880.
The members of the Baptist church
will give welcoming reception this
evening to Rev, and Mrs. Bert j. Lehigh
The program will start at o'clock. All
are invited.
The j. NJ Ward lee Co. put new
auto tractor truck in commission yester-
day. The truck is fitted with q spacious
box and will be used in the eompanys
delivery service,
Miss Rose Holland returned to her
home in Mortified yesterday, after pass
ing few days in the city as the guest
of her sister Miss Florence w. Holland,
teacher in the public schools.
| Roy Centerbar left the city last night
| for Lowell, Mass, where he is TO make
visit of several days with his mother
before going to GAINESVILLE, o., where he
has secured employment as granite
cutter.
A reception will be held at the First
Baptist church Wednesday evening, April
20, at s o'clock in honor of the pastor
and his wife, Rev. and Mrs. Bert j. Le-
high. All are cordially invited to meet
them at that time.
Get your tickets Thursday morning
for The Only Girl" at browns Drug |
Store. This attraction is playing a re-
turn date here next Saturday, matinee |
and night, with same excellent company
that was here Jan. l4.--ady.
All members of L. A. Abbott camp, No !
IA, S. of ", are requested to be present |
at the regular meeting Wednesday, April |
26, at 1880 p. m, sharp, Special business
also reports of delegates to state en-
campment. By order of commander.
Websteryille auto service--Kenyor's
bus viii run daily, except Sundays, leav-
ing Barre in the morning at $50, after
noon at $40. Leave Websterville in the
morning at and in the afternoon at
AIS. Special prices to school children
adv.
The mission study class of the Church
of the Good Shepherd will meet at the
home of Mrs. James Long, Franklin
street, Thursday evening at 1880 A
good attendance ia earnestly desired as
business of Importance is to come before
the meeting. Please bring your eontribu- |
tion for the missionary box.
Good opportunity to purchase a drug
store-Good business, in excellent loca
ton, in wideawake city of 1880 pop
ulation; only three other drug stores in
the city. Lobby Of Park theatre" Yer
mont's best photoplay house, through
drug store. Proprietor has other bust l
ness to attend and wishes to sell. Up-to-
late store. Write for full particulars b
The Barre Drug Store Co., 237. 23e North a
Main street Barre.
Judge H. w. Scott and f. G. Rowland, {
grand officers Of the state branch of the v
New England Order of Protection, and e
,ther delegates from Barre lodge, No
33, returned to the city last evening 8
rom Burlington, where they attended 2
he annual convention. The closing SEES e.
ion was concluded in the afternoon Just
n time to permit the Barre delegates 81
o catch the train for home Affairs Of Q,
he 2S lodges and $3.50 members Of the N
organization in Vermont were o,
eported to be in good condition.
The following editorial note from the =,
l. IL .t..n L. - - A. |
Washington county farmers: "F. II. Alb A,
oft, the Washington county agricultural n
gent, is doing some helpful work for h.
he farmers, and if those who are in o,
crested will follow his advice and also 90
cad the suggestions given from expert
rents made by the students of the YER u
lont State Agricultural school at Ran Z,
olph Center, they will learn much of d,
reat value in substitution for potash 10
nd other elements of fertilizers" -,
Mrs. F. T. Cutler delightfully."- enter
aimed a party of friends in honor OF =,
Frs. w. f. Humphreys last evening. ~
he time was spent in a social way, also ~
playing whist. The first prize was 70
warded Mrs. Wesley Hoffman. At 10 ~
clock refreshments were served, con- vi
sting of sandwiches, cake and coffee eS
Iiss Gertrude Ennis and Miss Rachel M
utler assisted as mattresses. Mrs IN
humphreys was formerly resident OF pr
ARE, being obliged to return to their
'rmer home on account of Mr.. Hum is
lreys' failing health, which is now very ac-
UGH improved. Mrs. Humphreys leaves we
r her home in Hartford Thursday morn str
g, declaring this adds one more pleas sio
1t memory of her list of Barre friends. sta