The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

\ Easter sale of fancy articles, Baptis
church, March 2S.-adv.
The Tourist club will meet with Mrs
Shield Monday afternoon at 2.30.
Postmaster s. c. Voodry of Cabot wa.
among the business visitors in the cit,
yesterday.
Wool and velours in high colors for la
dies suits and coats. Little Dry Good
Store, Cottage street.
Fay Blake of Bradford and Nelson
Darling of Groton were among the visit
ors in the city yesterday.
Mrs. j. w. Mcdonald is assisting al
Cafe Shepard in place of Mrs. l.. d. Gale
who recently went to Boston.
Mrs. Ernest Houston of Is Hill street
went yesterday to Passumpsic, where she
will spend a week with friends.
Mrs. Frank Bailey left this morning
for South Royalton, where she is pass.
ing the week end with relatives.
Isaac Sirkin has just returned after a
two weeks business visit to the dry
goods markets of New York and Boston.
Barre Woman's club housekeepers'
round table Tuesday, March 20, $3.50
sharp. Food sale Bring pencil and pa
per.
Contractor Clarence NJ. Foley of North
Main street returned yesterday from a
business visit of several days in Boston
and vicinity.
Friends of B. B. jackson will be glad
to know that he is as comfortable as
could be expected after his operation
Thursday afternoon.
Eorraaf (iarrou who hoe boo,, ,,,.;@;n,.
at the home of his parents on North
Main street for few days, returned yes
terday to New Haven, Conn, where he
is employed.
A Rossi, who has been employed for
several years as stonecutter in Barre,
left last evening for Burlington, where
he will spend several days while en- route
to Buffalo, N. Y.
William Smith, who has been en-
ployed at the Milne stoneshed on Circle
street during the past few years, left
yesterday for Toledo, O., where he has
secured work at his trade.
George Brown, who yesterday succeed
ed r. z. Lynde as a clerk in the Barre
Savings bank, has been employed for
the past four years in the Merchants
National bank in st. Johnsbury.
County Agent F. Ii. Abbott of West
Patterson street left this morning for
Plainffcld, where he will attend the meet
ing this afternoon and evening of the
Plainfeld Milk Producers association.
T. S. Wright of Sherbrooke, p. O., ar
rived in the city last evening to spend
the week END with Mrs. Wright and chill |
dren, who are passing few weeks with
Mrs. Blanche Howe, a nurse at the City |
hospital.
A few more of those satin hats to close
out at $l,25 and up. All the latest crea
tions in spring millinery arriving daily. |
Your inspection is always solicited. Mrs.
H. S. Miles, 200 North Main street, over
Dodge's.
John L. Duehaine, who abs been EN-
ployed as lumber jack in the woods in
West Topsham since the early part OF
the winter, has completed his duties
there and left yesterday for his home
in Tieonderoga, N Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Plaisted of Detroit,
Mich, arrived in the city yesterday to
spend few days while on visit at the
home OF Mrs. Plaisted's parents, Mr.. and
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led was formerly of East Barre.
Nincitia club win observe the second
II series of "ladies' nights" in the
hub rooms on the evening OF Wednes
lay, March 81. There will be an en-
ertainment at s o'clock, to be followed
by dancing and buffet luncheon.
Mrs. Frank OMAR of Loon Lake, n. Y,
who has been making an extended visit
It the home of her daughter, Mrs. Wes-
on Walker of 4 Cleveland avenue, left
for Plattsburg, N. Y, where
he will visit relatives for few days
while en- route to her home.
Miss Dorothy Donahue, who has been
,isiting at the home of Miss Clair G.
Niles OF West street during the past few
lays, returned yesterday to her home in
Burlington. Miss Pauline Canning of
Burlington arrived in the city yesterday :
o spend several days visiting with Miss
lilies.
Mrs. David Caldwell and son, Master
Emerson, jr., arrived in the city yes !.
erday from Oakland, Cal, and will visit !
{ the home of the formers father, Peter !
4 Park Of Hall street. Mrs. Caldwell ]
nil be remembered by many friends in !
iarre, having moved to the West seven
ears ago.
Carl Mattson of Pearl street, who has :
cen employed as stonecutter for sew
raj years in the Barre stone belt, and
or some time back an employe in the
ohnston g. Gustafson sheds off Boynton
treet, left last evening for Buffalo, \.
:, where he expects to 60 to work in
lachine shop.
Perry oliver of Claremont, n. H., son
( Mr.. and Mrs. William H. oliver of
I'm street extension, this city, will
ave Claremont to-day for Franklin Fur
ace, n j., where he has been sent by
he Sullivan Machine Co.. for further
,perience as machinist After work
Il at the Franklin Furnace plant, Mr..
liver expects to 60 on the road as
llesman for the company.
Rev. ]. w. Barnett received a telephone
essage this morning from Vergennes to :
he effect that j. n. Barss, superintend-
It of the industrial school, who was to !
I'VE addressed various audiences in !
ARE tomorrow, would be unable to
me because of illness which confines Z
m to the bed. Mr.. Barss was TO have
dressed a mass meeting at the opera
,use tomorrow evening.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
ARE last night and this morning were Z
e following people, H. +. Adams OF :
sacham, II. II. Hickok of Burlington,