The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

H Gray wadding . for Sc at Knights.
H Maccabee bazaar, April 27, 2S and 20
4 adv.
See those speciai dress values at Alb
bolts.
sweet Alyssum," at Park Theatre to-
| night.--adv.
\ Remember the matinees are five cents
to Nll at the Pavilion Theatre. adv.
| Food OF all kinds at Easter sale
Wednesday. Spaghetti, 25c quart.--ad.
Sadlier's Keith avenue-Baby carriages,
go carts and sullties. See our up-todat
tray wagons.-adv.
Special sale of Ill ours cut glass for
Wednesday. Prices will be very low.
c. B. Croft Kenyon store.
Miss Dorothy Simonds has returned to
her home in Williamstown after passing
few days with friends in the city
Extra bargain quality organdie,
40 inches wide, at l6c yard at the Lit
tie Dry Goods Store on Cottage street
adv.
| Peter AIacQueen lectures on Scotland"
in Barre opera house Friday evening,
April H. Tickets 25c on sale at browns
| Wednesday morning. adv.
! Masses at ST. Monica church Palm
Sunday are to be held at the usual hours
and the ceremony incident to the distri
button of the palms will be observed at
each mass
Judge H. W. Scott of Richardson
street, who has been detained at home
by an attack of grip for several days,
was able to be at his desk in the Office Of
the city court to-day.
Mrs. 0rrin Hughes of Elm ,Ercet left |
the city early this morning for New
York, where she was called by the Sc
rious illness of her brother. who recently I
submitted to surgical operation.
The Maccabees will hold another 500
and whist party at X of p. hall Thurs
day night Prizes will be given for both |
500 and whist. Lunch will be served on
the European plan. same as before. The
affair is public and everyone is welcome.
adv
The ladies and pastors union OF the
Hedding Methodist church will hold their
regular monthly business meeting at the i
home OF Mrs John 1'row, Washington
street, Thursday at $3.50 p. m. 1t is
hoped there will be a large attendance
and ladies please come prepared to sew.
The first event of the season at the
Barre Golf club will be held at the club
house Wednesday evening, April II, at
7 80 o'clock, at which time the winners
OF the prizes in last seasons contests
will be presented with same. Following !
this there will be social hour and new |
sugar and the usual accessories will be d
served. II is hoped that all the members +
81 the club will be present.
Among the visitors in the city vester i
day and to. day were the following peo =
Pile: II. /. Cotton OF East Thetford, NJ. E
Sowles OF Roxbury. w a. Smith OF Man I
hester. H. j. Markolf OF West Rutland a
R. ". Leifler OF Burlington, Edward A. IN
MEX inuon OF Boston, Aaron Berman Of :
dttleton, n H., II. l. Beardsley OF New 7
fork City, Miss Edith Rossier of Hol 5
,oke, Mass. J. NJ. Carroll r. r. Water Y
nan and r. H. s. DwinelI Of Burlington, i
edward E. Rabb Of Boston II, X. Low i
nshal OF Toledo, o., r. W. Springler Of I
Mass, II. 3. Wilcox Of Med {,
ord, Mass, DIR. II. n. Jackson and G. f.
of Burlington, Lamson Pettis
Il Franklin. " H., Frank I. Binney of i
DWELL. Mass.
Pedestrians who would cut off the
lumber of steps sometimes required to
egotiate crossing OF Stevens branch
" spanning the stream with a foot
ridge at the north corner OF River street
fil probably have their petition an \
wered at the regular meeting of the
GARD OF aldermen this evening, as the 4
ldermanic street committee has been 4
onsderng the proposal to provide pas
age for granite workers who now rely
lther on the Blackwell street bridge or \
he Granite strept bridge in getting to ii
heir work Some of the salient features
t the engineers test OF last week will 4
roba bly, be considered at the same ses
on as the aldermanic committee OF the :
hole is to report on its investigation of
alter needs in Batchelder and Wiley
rect meadows 1t is limited that a
lumber OF applicants for licenses, who
DID policemens commissions, are to
and in their designations tonight, as
lc qualifications Of the office are said to