The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-28
TALK or THE TOWN

II saturday sale OF trimmed hats FOL
$l.49, at Nourse & Wilson's.
\ Chicken-pie and strawberry shortcaks
of Safe Shepard for Sunday dinner
| adv
Claire Mcdowell in "The Rented Man;
also Gale Henry comedy, at the Bijou
today adv.
Mrs. Ira Houston was removed from
the City hospital to her home on Maple
avenue yesterday.
Public dance, Gran:te street hall to-
night. Estabrooks orchestra. Every
body invited.-adv
Mrs. Mary B. Nichols of Waterbury
arrived in the city yesterday to spend a
few days visiting relatives.
Canada, Our Ally" most interesting
subject, at tomorrow evenings service,
o'clock, Presbyterian church.
George Williams of Plattsburg, N. Y,
arrived in the city this morning to spend
a few days in the Barre stone belt.
| George Morse of Stratton arrived in
the city last evening to visit relatives
on Berlin street over the week end
Archie Duprey returned to Waterbury
last evening, where he is employed, after
visiting at the home of his family on
Prospect street.
c. A. Lyon, stonecutter, who has
been employed in Concord. N. H., arrived
in the city yesterday to commence work
in the Barre stone belt
Arthur Blame and f. L. IaPierrie of
Montreal, p. O., arrived in the city last
evening to spend the week end visiting
friends on North Main street.
b. w, Goodfellow, with two chaulfeurs,
will leave this evening for Boston, where
they will drive three Chandler touring
cars on the return trip to Barre.
Ten per cent discount allowed on all
millinery for the next 10 days. Call now
while the selection is good. Mrs. H. S.
Miles, 2001a North Main street, over
Dodge's Jewelry store.
Tickets for Breezy Point to be Civ
en- under auspices OF Philathea class OF
the Congregational church in the vestry
May 4, go ON sale at Mrs. Shepard's store
Monday morning adv.
First-class auto stage, beginning Mon
day, April 80, Barre to Hardwick, via
Montpelier, Woodbury., etc. Leave Hotel
Barre $3.50 P. M, Montpelier house, 4:30;
arrive in Hardwick p. m. Returning,
leave Hardwiek o a. m, arrive Montpelier
house at 1920, Hotel Barre ii a. m.
NJ. r. Mchaud.
John Benjamin of the Montpelier road
and Frank Beard of North Main street
left this morning ny automobile for
Claremont. n. H., where they will visit |
friends and relatives over night while !
en- route to Providence, r. l., where they |
will spend the week end
Nose Boulrice, who has been visiting /
relatives in East Barre during the past |
few days, returned to his home in
Springfield, Mass, where he will resume
his duties in an ammunition factory, aft
er weeks vacation. He was accom-
panied by his brother, Philip Boulrice,
who will commence work in an ammu-
milton factory next week.
All members of the Montpelier Choral Il
society are asked to be present at 7:45
p. m. at the rehearsal in the city hall. II
Tuesday, May /, at p. M,
so that the seats may be assigned All
should be present or have some
one obtain their seat check for them at
this time. During the intermission Miss
Catherine Martin of Barre will sing. No
new members will be admitted to the
chorus after May /.
The game scheduled between Spauld.
ng high school and the Spaulding alum
nj was not played yesterday afternoon
,n account of the steady drizzle of rain
throughout the afternoon. The Goddard
cam was to have played this afternoon
1t Burlington with the University of
Vermont Seconds, but the game was
,ancelled this forenoon on account of wet
ground, thus preventing any of the
weekend games for the Barre schools
The members of the Italian Athletic
hub left this neon for Mortified. where h
hey open the season this afternoon with
he Norwich team.
The dance given last evening at the
'paulding assembly hall by the members
# the junior class to the other three
lasses attracted a large number of stu
ents, nearly 50 couple gathering for the
vening's entertainment. The dance 3
roved to be a great success. The at.
air commenced with dancing in masks, L.
rhich was followed by the grand march, u
fter which the students unmasked for h
he remainder of the entertainment. Not
he least attraction was the punch bowl,
'hich was tended by corps of students.
he chaperones were members of the =
chool faculty. The committee on the
composed Misses Mildred it
IcGue, Katheryn Rogers, Messrs. Clar- az
nee Burke and Albert Lyons.