The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

NeW WdlsUs just dlllNcu' MIS- H'Nf
ard Co., Inc
All the latest styles in women's fancy
colored shoes at Sheas.
Uniyersalist Easter sale and supper
Wednesday, April ll.--adv.
il c. DeBrune returned this morning
from a weeks visit in Boston.
Chocolate and vanilla ice cream ut
Russell's, the Red Cross Pharmacy.
Regular monthly meeting of A. 0. H.
Thursday evening, April 5, at o'clock.
May Ladies' Home Journal patterns
now ON sale at Martins Book store.
Easter suits and coats, men and WON
en-, ready to wear or to measure. Sad
lier's, Keith avenue.
/ The Ladies of the G.. A. r. will hold a
special meeting Friday afternoon, April
| 6. Let all officers and members be pres
ent.
Mrs. Thomas O'Neil of Waterbury re-
turned to her home last evening after
visiting Miss Mae King OF Jefferson
street
Come and hear Mrs. Holden sing "The
Brilliant Bird" with flute obligato. at the
concert in Rowland hall Easter Monday
evening.-adv.
Be patriotic and hang out the stars
and stripes. A large line of flags, poles
and fixtures can be had at Buswel's Book
Store, Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ +. Hicks have re-
turned to their home in Fairfax, after
passing several days in the city as the
guests of O. d. Shurtleif of North Main
street.
The Clover club will meet with Mrs.
w D. Smith, so Summer street, Friday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Rollcall an
swered by quotations appropriate to
Easter.
Mrs. o. J.. Ladam and little daughter,
Cecile, of Burlington arrived in the city
to-day to remain until after Easter in
the home of Mrs. p. NJ. Marion of Sum-
mer street.
Francesca Ferrazzi, who has been en-
ployed in Quincy, Mass, for the past
three months, returned to Barre this
morning and will pass the summer with
relatives here.
The second quarterly meeting of the
ladies hospital aid will be held at the
hospital Friday evening at o'clock.
Everyone is urged to come and make
large attendance.
White tablecloth, u inches wide, SOC
yard. Please do your shopping early as
my store will be closed from Friday night
to Monday morning. Little Dry Goods
Store. ) Cottage street
Michael +. keefe, one of the Barre
Young men who have enlisted in the
navy and have been accepted, is already
at Newport r. l., having left Burlington
for that place Monday night
Vincitia club and the Apollo club OF
MONTPELIER will meet in this city Wednes
day evening, April II, for' the fourth OF
a series OF tournaments in pool, billiards
and whist. A buffet luncheon will be
served.
John Beaton who was locked up yes
terday on an intoxication charge, &C
knowledged a second offense when ar
raigued before Magistrate II. W. Scott
in city court this morning and paid the
lSI5 fine and costs assessed him by the
court.
II was Mr. and Mrs. Robert j. Stewart,
and not Mr.. and Mrs. Alex ]. Stuart, who
recently through the j. J. Dashner Son
real estate agency bought the two-tene.
ment house at 30 Patterson street, as
announced in yesterdays Times. Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart take immediate pos
session.
l.
her home on Elm street by an injury to
one arm received few days ago when
she tripped and fell as she was descend
ing the steps at her home. At first 1T
was thought the member was broken,
but an examination showed that the
cartilage had been torn from the elbow.
The injury is very painful.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were
the following people: Or. c. II. Beecher
of Burlington, Ernest A. Swain OF Plain
field. W. G.. McGovern of Lyndon, p. \.
Emerson and r. b. Lang of Springfield,
IC. c. Hamblett OF Barton Karl Hillard
of Danbury, Conn, II. r. Cutler of Bar
ton. Miss Westinghouse OF Plainfield,
a. C. Pierce of White River Junction,
Frederick Hayes OF Springfield, +. A.
Thuer of Hartford. G. A. Whalen and DR..
FL N. Jackson OF Burlington, c. II. Berry
of Springfield +. s. Cole of Manches-
ter. j. +. Usher of North Adams, Mass,
Ia. A. Ogston Of Mortified.
Nearly 200 people gathered at the
Bailey hall, Montpelier, last evening to
attend the entertainment given by FIVE
OF the members of the Winnetta council,
In. of F.. of Barre. Following the enter
tainment, a dance was in order. Re-
Treatments were also served The char
acters were as follows: Mrs. Maria Bings,
who had a rough experience with cruel
husband. Mrs. Rose ingalls,; Miss Lucy
RYDER, her timid maiden sister, Margar-
ct Garlic; Jessie Roy, a niece who has
come on visit, Mrs. Margaret Bird;
Aunt Belinda, an old fashioned elderly
lady who sympathizes with the young
: Mrs. Nellie Bianchi Kate, servant,
} who has gentleman cousin whom she
greatly admires, Miss Annie Anderson
A large number from Barre attended.
Construction work on the new cement
dam at the Bolster reservoir received a
setback last week when high water
rushed the outer works of the masonry
, and so hindered progress as to delay the
completion of the project by at least two
weeks. Work has been resumed and the
core wall, which forms an important re-
enforcement TO the cement emplaeements
at the mouth Of the reservoir, NJ praeti-
cally completed. No more delays are ex-
/, pecie1 from high water. Yesterday a
company OF eight men entered com
plant to the superintendent and after
I ward abandoned the Job, but work con-