The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-10
TALK OF THE TOWN


If you want good sewing machine
buy Singer 10 Elm street.
&. b. Metcalf Of Burlington was bus
mess visitor in the city yesterday an
to- day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen d. Curtis of Mort
Main street left to-day for visit of
few days in Mr.. Curtis former home
Sutton.
All members absent from the March
meeting of the Ladies of the G. A. r
please call the secretary, l72-l2, befor
March Is.
Nicholas Chressanthes of Keene, N. II
has arrived in the city to take over tn,
management of the Barre Candy Kitchen
which was recently sold by the Mascot
estate.
Mrs. Fred Fisk of Burlington was {
visitor in the city yesterday, calling OF
her sister, Mrs. II. Camp OF East Ran
dolph. who is a patient at the Barre City
hospital.
"Why is France Fighting SO Desperate
ly?" the third of series OF interesting
themes to be dealt with by Rev
Grassland at the Presbyterian church to
morrow evening at 7 oclock.-adv.
| The subscription list for "katinka'
closes tonight at s o'clock. If you have
not already signed aud wish to do so, &c
to Cummings & Lewis drug store OIL
Merlo's tobacco store at once,--Adv
i have just returned from Boston with
line of the newest and best models OF
spring and summer millinery Your in
spection is asked Mrs II. s. Miles, 200
North Main street, over Dodge's Jewelry
Store.
Mrs. William B. Fradd and daughter,
Lillian, OF Long street will leave the city
Sunday noon for Hartford, Conn, there
to join Mr.. Fradd and his son, Harold
Fradd, who are in the employ of the I'm
derwood Typewriter Co.
Many of the best Scotch songs are in
PRODUCED in "The Cotter's Saturday
Night" to be seen at the opera house
Friday, March %. An entertainment
that is sure to please everybody, Ad-
mission, 35c, SOC and 75c.
Perhaps it's a little out of your way,
but it will pay you to inspect my line
of spring millinery. All the latest New
York models. Lowest possible prizes,
also fine line of practical ready to-wear
hats. Mrs. Birnie, 3 Pleasant street, off
Brook street.
Extra added attraction at Pavilion
Theatre at its opening Monday and Tues
day, March IL and 10, the great Luther,
in magic and self liberation, escapes from
ropes, chains, handouts and New York
strait jacket. Guarantees to get out Of any
set ofregulation handouts in working order
that police or public may put on him.
He will give free exhibition Monday
noon at l2;45, on North Main street,
hanging upside down from the top of the
largest building, strapped in strait jack
ct, and he will attempt to get ont of il
while in mid air. Also one act of yaude
Vile from Keith's circuit,--adv
County Agent F. H. Abbott left this
morning for East Montpelier, where he
viii speak this afternoon at the meet |
ing Of the Winooski Valley Cow Test |
ing association. Tom Moran of Essex,
Jon OF Vermont will be another speaker.
Merton Towne of Barre president of the |
Barre Milk Producers association, will |
talk on the New England Milk Pro-
iucers' association. This evening Mr.. |
Abbott will speak TO the joint meeting I
IF the Mortified grange and Mortified I
East Hill Farmers club. Jay Coryell of
Burlington, who has been attending the |
Orange extension school meetings during I
he past week, will be another speaker
1t the Mortified meeting this evening. |
Subscribers to The Goddard Record
ire in receipt of the current issue, and
Iespite the fact that activities on the
hilltop may be said to have reached the
owest ebb of the school year, when most
4 the material for the latest number
vas being assembled, there is plenty of
xcellent reading matter within its COW
rs. Conspicuous in the editorial col
INNS is the Qualification of athletics at
he school. Eye Ed" pays his comph
nents to the football, basketball and
aseball teams, and winds up with we'll
eserved encomium for Coach Hoernle,
Tho is generally credited with putting
1ritten by the son of DR.. John Ridlon,
2, on the Plsttsburg rookie camp are
eproduced in The Record woods in
Winter" and "Virgina's Outing" are
mong the original contributions and
roper attention is paid TO developing
ewsy local and athletic departments.
Miss Nadine Scott of Harrington ave
he was the guest of honor at a surprise
wen her last evening by a number of {
er girl friends, who gathered TO bid her
rewell on the eve of her departure for
ortland, Me. An enjoyable impromptu a
'ogram included the following numbers:
ocal duet, Helen Skerritt and Lillian :
regoire, accompanied by Gladys Gro
in; piano solo, Mabel Stephens; read =
g, Stavia Good piano solo, Jennie
line; dance, Eva Wrinkles, Mae Black =
ore, Violet Milne and Alice Skerritt;
'cal duet, Katherine Dunleavie and lsa-
lila Glass; selections on the victrola
ainty refreshments were served by
adys Wildgoose, Marguerite Ross,
isabelle Shannon, Annie Smith and Ce
liza Hood. Games we're enjoyed and
en- the hostess was presented a beauti-
! ring, the presentation speech being
sde by Miss Edith Ross.
thur Hammerstein's Big Opera SKA
the Patrons of the Barre