The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Your Easter hat Is at Lamorey's
See the Easter gloves at Abbott's.
One dollar discount on shoes at Shea =
Large showing of ready -to.wear mil
linery nj Ahbotts.
Come To the new sugar party, n. l.
q. T.. Saturday evening.
Easter cards and folders. Mrs. vii
liam Jack, 20 Keith avenue.
Regular meeting of !, o. o. L., NJ. L..
in H. of C. hall at I o'clock Friday night
Rehearsal for Easter concert at
Methodist church Saturday afternoon at
$50 o'clock.
II in need of footwear. remember the
public sale at the Peoples Shoe Store will
save you many dollars adv.
Thomas Abare OF 30 Prospect street
has been called to Adams, Mass, by the
death of his brother, Peter Abare
Gladys Hullette in "The Cigarette
Girl" a fiye.reel feature, and "The Fa-
tai Ring" at the Biiou today.-adv.
James Powers of the Arcade block left
this forenoon for West Topsham, where
he will spend a few days on business
| trip.
A sale beginning Monday, March 25,
at c. NJ. Rizzi grocery store, Blackwell
street. Good bargains. Don't miss them.
| adv.
Every member of troop 5, boy scouts,
is requested to be present at the Pres.
byterian church Saturday morning at 0
o'clock
Special turkey dinner Sunday at 70
cents the plate. The kind you would
have to ny SIPS for elsewhere May
we not wait on you and your family?
Hotel Barre.
Miss Eda Buzzi arrived this forenoon
from Corinth, where she is engaged as
teacher in the schools, to spend the East
err vacation of three weeks at her home
on Blackwell street.
The company playing "Pollyanna" in
the opera house tonight came to Barre
this forenoon from Montpelier where
the piece was presented before an appre-
ciative audience in the Playhouse last
evening.
Frank Jondro of South Main street,
who has been employed for several years
as derrickman at the Jones Bros
granite plant, left this forenoon for
Greenfield, Mass, where he expects TO
secure employment,
"Dipple Ditties" by Dipple Harry is
ain innovation announced by the min
strels at Goddard, who are TO present
their carnival of mirth at the chapel next
Thursday evening. Rehearsals are being
held daily, and as the performance is to
divided equally between the boys and
the girls, good deal OF interest has been
aroused over the showing TO be made by |
the two companies,
Big auction sale tomorrow of livery I
stock for Johnston & Gamble, Barre, !
commencing at 9:30 a. m. Lots of good /
Nine livery or family horses,
a good bunch to select from; six shoats.
two hacks, lots Of all kinds of single and |
double carriages and sleighs, harnesses
both single and double, for work and
driving, two sets of hack harnesses two
Ford automobiles, big lot of street and
stable blankets, winter and summer
robes, whips, halters and lot of other
stable equipment c. f. Smith, auction
eer.
Cards have been received in the city
announcing the wedding of Miss Alice
Catherine Kelley to Roy Marshall Hills,
which occurred at Fitchburg. Mass, on
March 10. Miss Kelley is the daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. William Dudley Kelley
formerly residents of this city Mr.. KEEL
ley having been manager of the Wool
worths five and ten cent store several
years ago, She is graduate of Spauld.
ing high school and is well known by a
wide circle of friends in this city.