The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-02
TALK OF THE TOWN.
local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

Roller skating today.
Clearance sale at Abbott's.
Poultry show January $. ? and 10.
Sewing machines and purest oil at
Fits
Miss Mary McWhorter returned to her
school in Boston today.
More than usual interest is being
shown in the poultry show.
4 The worlds best: Standard Rotary
sewing machines, at Fits
Miss Olive Labene Of Burlington is
visiting relatives in the city.
Rev. A. b. Bellondi returned today
from 4 visit IN New York.
The lady having best exhibit Of pouI-
try ut show viii get ain SIS hrooder,
Miss Edna Kimball has charge Of Miss
Miles, millinery store during her alb
sence.
Peter Smith, who has been visiting
relatives n the city, has returned to
Montreal
Angus Campbell Of Linwick, Que, is
Visiting hia daughter, AIRS. John ID. Nor
rison Of Granitevillc.
| Tickets for The performances u David
Belasco's @Girl Of The Golden West. will
40 on sale tonight at o'clock.
"A special sale tonight at the Cash
Auction rooms on Elf street, of canned
goods, ten, coffee and breakfast cerials
l Max Fisher returned to Harvard col
lego at Cambridge, Mass. today, after
snending bis vacation At his home IN this
city.
\ The regular meeting of the Modern
\ Noodmen Of America will be held We'd
nesday. January ?, az p. m. Per
I clerk.
II An enjoyable time is guaranteed at
| the roller skating masquerade at the
Pavilion Thursday evening. Prizes
awarded at o;30.
\ Mr.. and AIRS, L, B, Dodge entertained
\ friends yesterday from Burlington,
/ Mortified, Roxbury, Randolph, vii
| Jamestown and Barre.
Misses Carrie Benis and EVELYN
u Phelps returned 10 Boston university To.
! day after spending their vacation at
their homes IN this city
The church committee Of The Congre.
gational church viii meet in the vestry
4 Thursday evening at 500. Important
business win be presented.
. The monthly business meeting and So
lcial Of the Y. P c. q. Of the Universal.
. 80 ait,xroJ4 ,4,sf ~. L,fa N. "A 1890 4r.s
day evening January 4. beginning al
!, 1880. Some special matters claim con.
! sideration, and a fun attendance is BE.
sired.
i Regular review Of the (. b. T. AZ.
Wednesday. january 2, at b. M. in
Castle hall, Blanchard block. viii the
j ladies please note the change in the
4 meeting placer Az there il special bust.
ness to come before the meeting, viii as
n many az possible be PRESENT.
i AIRS. Ralph Wales and Mrs. william
2 Cole invited their friends to the latter.
home on Jefferson street yesterday AT.
d temoon in honor Of their sister. Mrs
& Leroy Thorpe Of Lisbon, n. FL, who has
10 been spending the holidays with her par
+ ents, the Rev. aud Mrs II. Wilmot Cum,
l. ings
AT Buzzeil's alleys yesterday afternoon
two-men and single teams representing
Barre and Burlington rolled the bic
balls. with the following results: MUTE
+ and AyeTill, Barre, defeated Archer and
J, Jerome, 92T to 9O3: Smith and Walsh
4 Barre. defeated Ward and mccarthy. 1fOa
= TO 1915 Walsh Barre, defeated Archer
COS to $685. Ward, Burlington, defeated
Smith, SGT to 504.
4 sThe Girl OF the Golden west,7 which
!. comes to the opera house ON next sat
I. urday evening, is peculiar in that, whilt
its cast numbers twenty-three charac
ters, only two cf them are women. These
n two are the girl and WowlSie, the fox
IN an Indian squaw, and servant to thu
"a girl There is another woman whose
v existence ia the neighborhood is known
!. and whose presence has a marked infu
,e ence upon the action, but she is only
I spoken Of and never seen. Tickets to
le night at 2 o'clock.
AT the last regular meeting Of Col
: Meade circle Ladies' of the Grand Army
n the following officers were elected, ant
y Che same win be installed together Will
a the officers to be appointed, at publ,
n installation on January nth; president
2 Mary Carpenter; senior v, Grace Du
D cham; junior VI, Florence Morehouse
q treas, Eta LePage; chaplain, Ellen Mi
A nard; conductor, Angelina Thurston
y guard, Adeline Sharkey; delegate to ma
q tional convention. Hannah Batchelderi
n alternate, Eta LePage.
ii Albert O. Smith Of Port jefferson
y ". ", son Of Charles A. Smith Of thil
3 city, is now engaged in plotting an au
d tomobile speedway for the Long Islanc
Il Motor Parkway, Inc, to be used exelu
n siyely for the Vanderbilt cup races. II
II viii be remembered that at the last
81 races for the cup which were held OF
"A the public highway, 70 many were eithei
q killed or manned that w. X. Wander
Y bilt said that there would be- no NOR,
D races for the cup except ON specia
4 track II is this special track which
"A Mr. Smith ii selecting from three pro
posals. The course has to be so miles
n long and three rods wide, with curves
N and steep pitches preferred There viii
a. be no grade crossings, however. Asso
y ciated with Mr.. Smith is another repre-
q sentative Of the company, who is buy
N ing up the right Of way. The farmer
4 are said to be anxious to get the course
N some Of them going 30 far as to ofTei
y right Of way free, in order TO gel
4 the patronage which they expect vii
III FIJI