The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-02
! TALK OF THE TOWN



Eeyening at 8 sharp.
Fred Chataield visited relatives II
Randolph yesterday,
William Marion visited friends Ii
/ burlington yesterday.
| One-third cff On Mexican drawn worl
Iat Perry's On Saturday.
4 Mrs. G. A. Churchill visited relatives
in Northfeld yesterday.
| Fritz jackson ii attending THE auto
mobile show ii New York.
| w. a. Gladding 81 Randolph was ii
the city to-day On business visit
! Frank Plammer went to Wells Rive,
yesterday to visit relatives over Sun
| day.
The Tourist club viii meet with Mrs
Ladd, Monday afternoon at tho usua
hour.
| DR.. j. II. HILLARY Of Randolph visited
James 0'Roark at the city Hotel yer
terday.
Chiidren's coat sale at veale
Knight's, your choice Of the lot for $l.50
Sizes 2 To 9 years.
\ Francis A. Mccarthy returned last
night, from weeks visit in Holyok'
and Boston, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Batcheldsr wen'
To Worcester yesterday for few days
visit with relatives
A eleven-pound daughter was born
Thursday to MIR. and Mrs. Carl Hum
of 10 Prospect street,
Fred Morton, who has been working
as clerk at the City hotel, concluded hi
labors there yesterday.
Charles Swasey returned this morning
from Springfield, where he has beer
setting UP q monument.
4 Miss Hane Pierce of Wehstcrvilla re
turned yesterday from d wesk's visit II
Boston and Worcester. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Ii. @. Cole of HrdwicI
are Visiting for few days M th<
home cf their nephew, Leon +. Cove.
Mrs. ]. @. Cairns, who has bean visit
| ing relatives In Granibeville, returned
yesterday ~ fu home In Montreal.
| III Won xre not Quite satisfied with thu
hose you have been buying, try thoss
ladies' hose at two pairs for 25c at Per
| rvs oh Saturday.
Special for to-day only, fresh made
molasses. vanilla and chocolate kisses
Klondike drops. fruit candy, l5c pound
at Barre Candy Kitchen.
Private school Special classes for BE-
ginners; tutoring for older pupils. Win.
Tar term begins Monday, Jan. a Miss
Ethel Spear, 20 Jefferson street,
Edward Brown and Martin Carr. whs
have been visiting friends IN the city
| for tbs past week, returned to their
bones In st. Johnsbury yesterday.
The winter term of the Goddard even.
ling school will open Monday, Jan. 4,
Ip. m. Instruction will be given In book.
kaapiaBs arithaaaain tnd penmanship.
,saiaA Ii. TsilsfXA., IL East Mort
p0lisf. who viasssa HI this city yester-
days has gene Ii Grange for q short stay
III III home ii ier sister, Mrs. james
WI. assrd
Mrs. Ralph Blrdick returned Thursday
to her home in Madrid. N. A., after q
few days visit at the home of her sis
ter, Mga. Alexander Marshall, and Of her
brother, @. A. Churchill.
The regular meeting Of Granite City
lodge, No an, /. O. d FL, MI IF, will
be held Monday evening. Jan. 4, at
o'clock. Installation Of officers and re-
freshments win be served.
II. j. Carpenter Of Marhfeld pleaded
guilty In the city court this morning to
first offense Of intoxication and paid
fine OF So, with costs of S6.l5. He
was arrested last night By Officer Gam
BILE.
The post Office at Graniteville has been
put on the international money order
list, where money orders may be pro.
cured and made payable to any money
order Office in all the foreign coun-
tries.
The Scotch masquerade dance in Miles
hall last evening was attended by a large
company, the hall being crowded with
dancers and spectators. There was an
unusually large number of people, mask
ed in every conceivable Kind Of cos
tune.
w. Frank Harris returned last night
from Hanover, n H., where he went to
visit his brother, Harry Harris, who has
been operated on twice at the hospital
there for an abseess on his jaw, caused
by an liberated tooth. He was resting
comfortably yesterday
NJ. Tomasi returned yesterday from
Montreal, where he has been in hos
pital for the past three weeks as the
result Of an injury which he received
TO his eve while working at Brusa
brothers granite plant 1t is feared he
win lose the sight Of this eye.
r. f. Smalley Of Mortified, faneier
of the Rhode Island Red breed of hens,
has 3s pullets Of this breed that began
to lay eggs October 1st, and in the
three months to January Ist they had
laid grand total OF 1858 eggs, which
he sold at an average OF 40 cents per
dozen, making s54.00 in three months
In October the pullets laid lS6 eggs,
in November 664 and in December 7SS.