The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-28
TALK or THE TOWN

shoes, women, at Shea's.
Calendar supper, Baptist church, March
q. Watch for menu.--adv.
Regular meeting of Barre lodge, New
England Order of Protection, tonight.
Lawrence Wilmot of West Fairlee was
business visitor in the city yesterday
Victor records for March go on sale
to-day at Bailey's Music Rooms, IA Elm
street.
Henry Crockett OF Mortified was a
business visitor in the city yesterday
and to-day.
Theodore Lascor of Graniteyille re-
turned to New York Sunday night, where
he is employed.
Rebekahs, head your sweethearts to
Odd Fellows hall March 6 to the dance
and card party.
A. A. Murray of Rutland was among
the business visitors in the city yester-
day and to-day.
! We have sold Eastman's baking pow
der for 25 years. 1t has stood the test
Only l9c pound.
Regular monthly meeting of the A. o.
ii. Thursday evening, March /, at Z
o'clock. Important
Burlington visitors in the city yester-
day and to-day are Henry Baker, j. J.
Jordan and A. j. Payne.
Mrs. George Dole and Mrs. S. Winch
OF Northfield were among the business
visiting IN the city yesterday.
II. A. Bryant, real estate dealer of
st. Johnsbury, returned to his home last
| evening after business visit in Barre.
NJ Arman of st. Johnsbury arrived
in the city last evening and will spend
several days in the city on a business
trip.
George O. Pratt, who has been visit
ing friends and relatives in Boston dur
ing the past week, returned to the city
last night.
County Agent +. H. Abbott left this
morning for Middlesex, where he will
conduct regular meeting at the grange
of that place this evening.
Miss Loretta Fisk, who has been Wis
iting relatives on North Seminary street
during the past few days, returned to her
home in Proctor last evening.
Come in and hear the new Stewart
phonograph; plays all disc records, any
type, any make, any size, any price. |
Price, s6.75. Martins Book Store.
- H. oteNdfl VI mclHuOe Fdlls, state |
distributor of the Overland cars, arrived |
in the city last evening to spend few
days in Barre and vicinity on business.
+. D. Gould of the F. D. Could Co.,
of WATERFOWL, n. ", arrived in the |
city last evening and will spend a few
days in Barre and Montpelier on bust
ness.
Ira he hasz a. L.
at the farm OF Amos Hall on the east
hill during the past year, has completed
his duties, and has returned to his home
on Brook street.
"At your service!" The mems club OF
the Presbyterian church will serve meat
pie supper Saturday evening. March 3,
from s to 7, Your appetite is wanted.
Something good given in return.-adv
Packed houses are the rule in every
city where "The Cotter's Saturday Night"
is presented by the Scottish Musical
at the opera house Friday, March %, aus
pieces Of Clan Gordon. Plan to attend
adv.
The literature class of the Barre WON
ans club will begin study of 1.-THE |
Short Story" under the direction of Miss
Eva G. Smith. On Thursday evening at
o'clock, in Aldrich hail. some of the
sarly stories will be dramatized by pupils
II Miss Margaret Doheny.
Among the Williamstown. Brookfeld :
ind Washington visitors in the city yes
erday and to-day are Elmer Amsden,
David Bennett, Rev. Paul Weller, Victor ,
w Ntpon,4 Da1n u
Fhidden, Albert X. Benedict, Arden Hay
ward, Theodore Whore, Isaac Recor, I.
!. Martin and Roger Bowen.
The first real sign of spring came
when boys dug out their last !,
ears winnings in marbles and bought
new stock in order to begin the spring :
right. They started their game in near !
y every nook and corner, where a dry :
pot could be found on the sidewalk ?
r in the doorways OF the stores up and y y
own street. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank OMAR left yes ii
erday for Plattsburg n. Y, after visit o
ng for the past week at the home of Z
Weston Walker of 4 Cleveland avenue. Il
FIR. OMAR, who has been employed at N
he Windsor machine shop for several a,
ionths. has completed his duties there r,
nd will go to Plattsburg, where he ex- "
ects to resume a former position with II
he Delaware g. Hudson River railroad q,
Dmpany. d
In making a survey by mail through 81
ut the county with view to extending :
he work of the farm bureau, County .
gent F. Fl. Abbott is sending circular
liter to about | 300 farmers in the coun-
Y, taking in nearly every farmer with
We cows or over. The letter contains
2 questions together with the sub-ques-
ons to obtain a line on the actual work
hich the ordinary farmer is accomplish
lg. The idea of the letter is TO give !
he farmers an invitation to accept sug-
estions from the Washington County I
arm Bureau association and to give the !
aople chance to see that the bureau is
ssirous of improving the dairy condi I
ons of the county, both by lowering
,st of production and increasing the
rice of the product and at the same
me asking all the farmers to cooperate
it'll the bureau. The answers to the z
Iestions will furnish the facts which
-e necessary to know in carrying out
lie plans for improvement.
Goddard's prestige in athletics was
ven another boost yesterday, when il
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