The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-30
TALK OF THE TOWN
Memo week at Abbott's.

New children's hats at Fits.
Concert, s TO 0, Tuesday, May l, How
land hall, the Estabrook orchestra.-adv
Edward Jangraw returned last evening
from a visit of a few days with relatives
in Essex Junction.
The best choice of suzene and tussah
Goods Store, Cottage street.
1 Mrs. Catherine Sennett OF Los Angeles
Cal, is visiting her sister, Mrs. o. n
Granger, of Merchant street.
William Courtney in "The Romantic
/ Journey" a fve-reel Gold Rooster fea.
ture, at the Bijou to-day.--adv.
Better baby" pictures will be shown
at the Park theatre Tuesday afternoon
under the auspices of the Woman's club.
Troup's studio is ready to take on por-
trait and commercial work and do print
ing and developing for amateurs. Tel.
289 M.--adv.
Among the Waterbury shoppers in the
city Saturday were Miss Marjorie Cullen,
Mr.. and Mrs L. NJ Grout and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Bailey.
Members of the junior choir of st.
Monica's church will hold their annual
social at the convent Tuesday afternoon
from 4:30 to 6:l5 o'clock
You can be perfectly and comfortably
fitted from one of the many models we
show in our corset department, 81 to
$3.50. Mrs. Shepard CO., Inc.
Mr.. and Mrs John w. Vaughan of
Maple Grove have gone to Burlington,
where the former is in charge of de-
partment in dry goods store
Farmers and granite cutters, among
Others, of Barre and vicinity were well
represented at the agricultural mass
meeting in Montpelier Saturday.
James X. Pirie of Williamstown passed
through the city Saturday while on his
way to Marshfeld, where he has reopened
his summer camp on Niggerhead pond
Dennis Skowiletis of Bellows Falls,
who has been visiting Nicholas Chres-
santhes of jefferson street and Theodore
Skowiletis of Montpelier during the past
few days, returned to his home to-day.
The ladies of the hospital aid are re.
quested by the sewing committee to at
tend sewing meeting which will be held
at the hospital Wednesday afternoon at |
2 o'clock. A large attendance is desired. |
Harry f. Jeffords, North Main street |
painter, who has been a patient in the |
City hospital for several weeks as the |
result of leg fracture, was able to be |
out of doors to-day. Mr.. Jeffords is rap |
idly regaining his health and expects to
be able to resume charge OF his painting
business within short time.
Miss Adele Bianehi, who has been en-
ployed as a bookkeeper by the c. Bisnchi
& Sons granite firm of West Second /
street during the past few years. has
her duties there and LETT last
evening for Buffalo, n. Y, where she has
accepted position as stencgrapher in
he company's Office at Buffalo.
A Hurson automobile, driven by Victor
Anderson of Warren street struck tele.
phone pole near the residence of Don
camp in South Barre yesterday after
noon, breaking the pole a little above
he ground. The car is said to have
been driven at fast clip, but quick
action on the part of the driver pre-.
rented any serious damage, the car es-
aping with only a bent mudguard and
he four passengers not being injured
n the least.
Second class licensees. whose dispense
ions vanish with the enforcement of
yermont's wartime prohibition measure
o-morrow morning, were busy with .
UNI mage sales to-day, although the
eight of the drive on their establish /
nents was reached Saturday. With only /
busy Monday to go and come on many
hose Saturday as their day for getting !
nder the wire and watchful citizen OBJ. !
eryed that every fifth person carried !
acksge after o'clock in the afternoon !
'o-dsy some of the bottle license holders !
expected. by grace Of seventh class IL I
enses, TO retain the tenancy of their :
although others were get. :
ing ready 70 evacuate. /,