The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings TerseIy lola for Busy
Readers.
Clearance sale at vaughan's.

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the I'd page.
DR.. H. s. Carver Of Marshfeld was il
the city on business yesterday.
\ Alfred ?, Lonergan went to Burling
ton yesterday for few days visit.
h William Marion Of the Central Yer
mont station is i'll with the grippe.
There win be d meeting Of the schoo
commissioners this evening at o'clock
/ Brock sployd left yesterday for Rens
selaersVille, n. Y, where he is to re
side,
Two odd rubbers, found at the opers
house last night, await an owner at this
office.
\ Why Is Perry's store selling % many
tladies' eloaks? Because the price art
down, way down.
The Altrurians will meet with Mrs
Hoyt, IS Merchant street, Wednesday
afternoon at 2:3o,
Miss Hattie Chandler of South Main
street win entertain the Cleaners this
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Charles A. Smith went to Burlington
! Yesterday on business, and will remain
for the rest Of the week.
! Fred Bancroft is in Boston for a short
time in the interests OF Scott & Town.
send, by which firm he is employed.
| Mrs G. w. Steele, who Is at the Hen.
ton hospital IN Montpelier, ii making 4
little progress toward recovery each day.
Miss Glenn Tibbetts and gentleman
friend spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. Tibbetts Of Plain.
field
The Socialists will meet "wednesday.
January 2, at 7 o'clock in their rooms,
On Granite street. Sympathizers vel.
coined,
The Spaulding high school basket ban
team plays Montpelier seminary tonight
Mt 8 p. m. at the Church street gym.
nasium,
The Over-the Teacups club viii have
their "gentlemen's night" at the home Of
alrs q. Il Farland, Thursday even
ing, January 10
Robert Moore and son, John. left for
Lakeport, n. IT,, this morning after at.
tending the funeral OF his sister. Mrs
William Edwards.
Rev. II. +. Reynolds of Providence. r.
J., y TO assist in special revival services
NJ the Penteeostal church beginning on
Wednesday evening, January 20.
a regular meeting Of Bright star Re-
bekah lodge, No. is, win be held We'd.
nesday evening, January Q, at Z o'clock
sharp, followed by installation of off.
GERS.
Sabato 10 gennaio--La veechia flo.
teammates dara all'opero house il dram.
ma socialc 0rgoglio funestoi prolific
sara devoltte Proletario- bisetima.
MALE
The G. Q. T. viii hold a public dance
party Thursday evening in Seampini
hall, During intermission Refreshments
viii be served. Admission, gents soc.
ladies free.
Miss Nellie I, Perrin returned TODAY
to Bellows Falls to resume her duties ~
teacher IN the public schools after spend
ing the holidays with her brother. I'd
ward Perrin, and other friends.
A conference Of Sunday school work.
ers viii be held in Barre, Sunday, Jan
uary 90, under the direction of General
Secretary Edward N. Fuller Of the state
Sunday School association. Keep tho
date in mind.
Tonight at the opera house, the Lorne
Elwyn company viii present the great
Sherlock Holmes play, aThe Crimson
stain" Among the many vaudeville
acts win be Davis" the man who mvsti
fles, in number Of new tricks.
The annual meeting Of the Ladies' and
Pastors union viii be held in the church
parlors Thursday afternoon, January 10.
az 2:30. Supper will be served to tho
members and honorary members al The
close of the business meeting. Mrs.
Kenerson, sec.
Barre people are always pleased to
hear Prof. Fredric NJ Blanchard and
they win be given an opportunity noxt
Friday evening, when he comes to Barre
for the benefit Of the public library Ak
the congregational church. An Abinr !
don, Virgiuia, paper says of him: "He
possesses voice OF great beautY andcom- !
pass; enunciation that Is clear and dis. |
tinct a stage presence that is easy and |
aud an intellectual grasp Of |
character and theme that is genuine and
strong"
"A cable message was received in town
afternoon stating that Clio
4anni Calcagni is still in hospital at
IIavre, but that they were making ar.
engagements to send him to America. Mr.
-alcagni is citizen of this country. He /
was taken sick while on his wav back
lfter visiting his mother in Italy. The
able came to Mayor Barclay from tho
American consul at Havrc, The latter
took up the case on reeeiv.
ne word that Mr.. Calcagni was an
American citizen.
Etore Bonazzi of Montpelier is in
Washington, D. G., accompanied by the
tate's attorney, Benjamin Gates. to ap.
,ear before the immigration officers in
he case Of a brother Of Mr. Bonazzi
Who Is detained on Ellis island, N. ",
threatened with deportation. His pass
re was paid from Italy by his brothers
n Montpelier, and they are willing to
that he shall never become a
,ublic charge, but because Of the fact
hat the young man is deaf and dumb
he authorities at Ellis island win not
ermit him to land.