The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-13
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings Tersely roId fcl
Busy Readers

tree yesterday
The program at the Theatorium Is
changed to-day.
New black lawn waists-em embroidered
at Vaughan's.
Skis at Shepafds sporting goods
store, over browns.
William Cole has returned from a
visit at Hallowell, Me
\ w. G. Reynolds went to Rutland this
morning on a business visit.
A sweeping sale at the N. d. Phelps
company's. 25c each while they last.
Charles o'Hara finished work in Me-
! Auley & Burke's barber shop Saturday
night.
Royal Ordway of Washington went
to Randolph this morning on business
trip.
The Cleaners viii meet with Miss Lu-
cia Wallace, IA Terrace avenue, Thurs
day evening at 1880
A fan drill BY ten little Japanese
ladies Is one OF the attractions at the
japanese garden party.
Bring your pictures to b w. Hooker
a. Co.'S TO be framed. They do good
work and their prices are right.
Clairvoyant. Tuesday and Thursday,
p. m. to p. m, Mrs r FL ELLIS, %
Spaulding street. telephone 1861.
/ D. w. FIaggs Wonderland Moving Pic.
ture company at the opera house every
night this week with Saturday matinee
Rev w. C. MacIntyre returned Satur-
day night from two weeks visit at
his former home in Newington, Ontario
DR.. J. f. Mcsweeney returned Satur-
day from Glens Falls, n. " whore he
went to visit his father, who has been
ill.
Mrs Trombley, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Culver Of Sum
mer street, returned to her home IN Ber-
lin Yesterday.
The financial secretary 81 SIT. John
court, no, So, will Be in Moore & Owens
store every Monday evening for the col
lection Of dues.
W. IT. Harrison Of the Harrison Gran
tic company returned 70 New York on
Saturday night after a few days bust.
ness visit in the city.
Tea will be served BY little japanese
ladies and some beautiful cups and sauc-
ers given to the guests as souvenirs at
the japanese garden party on Friday
evening, in the Universaiist vestry.
Mrs, Emily Emery, woman over so
years Of are, was taken to-day to the
home of George C Earle I'll Williams
town, where She will ba cared for Frank
W. Martin, a distant relative, has been
appointed guardian fof her
Notice. All members Of FOCAL no. 4sl,
IC s. J. of A.. are requested to meet at
Carpenters hall next Monday night,
Jan IL, as business Of Importance re
garding the adfisability Of raising the
monthly dues IS to come up.
The revival meetings will be continued
at the Hedding Methodist church this
week Tonight Monday there will be
a meeting at the North Barre mission,
corner North Main and Second street
Everybody invited. Meetings at the
church Oh Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings Cottage meeting at
home III T. &; Maker On Quarry street
on Friday evening All services begin
at 100.
Shifting engine no. 202 in the G. VII
yard ran through an open switch on the
mail track 1T Granite street this morn
ing, all Of the wheels Of the engine leav
ing the rails before the engineer Me
Mahon could stop Il The snow had COW
cred the track 50 that the engineer could
not see that the switch had been left
open; besides the switches in the yard
have no signal arms GA them By which
the engineer could have told whether
the engine was closed without having to
look at the rails. The engine was push
ed back onto the iron by the train from
WiIiamstown.
G. s. Andrews received word this morn.
ing Of the death Of lis mother, Mrs. Ei-
len lSumHerl Adams, who passed way at
midnight last night at her home III Rieh
mond She suffered 4 shock last Febru
airy, but quite recovered from that when
in June She had second shock, which I
Was the cause Of her death. Mrs. An
dfews was Z years Of age and was born
in West Stockholm. n. Y. She leaves q
husband, three SONS aud two daughters,
G. S. Andrews OF this city, DIR. G. G. |
Andrews Of Canton, n. y, c. B. Andrews
OF Richmond, AIRS. f " Powers Of Wa
terbury and Miss Carlotta Andrews of
Richmond The funeral services will !
be held from the house Wednesday at
ternoon
The installation Of Rev Daniel Fraser /
win take place tomorrow at the Berlin /
corner congregational church The after
noon exercises will begin at 2;s0 o'clock, I
when the council will meet with the (
to examine all necessary \
The installation IN the even 4
ing viii be held at $50 o'clock. The
Rev Steven G. Barnes D. D., Of St.
Iohnsbmy will preach the sermon. The
following have announced their Intention
Of taking part: the Rev. DIR. G. u. Mer
hill. Rev, r. A. Poole Rev. L. T. Reed, n
Rev. +. f. kellogg. Rev Mr. Fisk aud
Rev Robert Clark. The installation ser
vice in the evening IS public.