The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-18
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings TerseIy Told for Busy
Readers.

Apieoi IN ehiS WY toFuhgs
@. w. Perry went 10 Hardwiek thi
morning on q business trip.
Arthur NJ. Hotch of Franklin, N. II
is visiting friends in this city.
Thomas Cation Of Chateguay, N. Y
visited friends in this city yesterday.
H. L. Campbell returned to-day iron
business trip to Morrisville and Hard
wick.
Homer Fits and II. L. Ford returned
to-day from business visit in New
York.
H. A. Prindle and Fritz Jackson wen
TO Middlesex this morning on rabbi
hunting trip.
Miss None Hayes began work yester
day "a stenogapher in the Office of attor
ney Z. L. Scott.
A regular meeting Of uniform rank
Knights Of Pythias, Thursday evening
Everybody come.
The I. 0. G. +. will furnish the publ,
some Of the best marches on next Friday
evening. The public is cordially invited
All members Of local No. 4sl, O. 4
Of A., please be at Woodmen's hall, Fri
day evening, Feb. 10, and bring YOU
friends with you.
The funeral of Frank Mariani, who
died yesterday, will be held at two O'Clock
Saturday afternoon from his late home
on Warren street.
John P. Mcdonnell Of Buffalo, n. Y.
member Of the firm of Mcdonnell &
Sons, granite manufacturers, is in the
city on business.
Mrs. Dora Lane, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. George Harrington, in
this city, returned to her home in Lyn.
donville yesterday. a
AS Saturday will be the last before
Lent begins, you are expected al NJ w
of A. hall for a good dance with the
best dance orchestra in the state.
There will be rehearsal for the young
peoples choir. boys and girls, at the Con-
gregational vestry at $3.50 this evening.
Let every member make an effort to be
present,
Arrigo Arrigoni has moved his barber
shop from the basement Of Grifins store
to SIS N Main street, just a short dis
lance from the old place. All old patrons
cordially welcomed.
Sixteen.inch dry, hard split wood
for sale as long as it lasts. Will be
delivered from car. Price $2.75 per
run. Terms cash. Inquire of d. A.
Perry, Gordon block.
Avviso: II barbiere Arrigo ArriRoni
che prima trovavasi mel basamento Griffin
ayerte La sua clientela che 81 trasferito
al No. 5l5 y. Main st., a pochi passi
dalla sua vecchia barberia.
State Railroad Commissioner S. Hol.
lister jackson went to Bethel this morn
ing where the commissioners hold a
hearing in regard to abolishing the Find
ley crossing on the Central Vermont
road.
The following officers were elected at
regular meeting Of the Italian Pleasure
club held Tuesday evening; president
A. Fresola; vice president, j. B. Mag
naghi; secretary, A. NJ Rossi: treasurer.
Joseph Merlo; janitors, Paul Bianchi and
G. Frontini.
Leon r. Dodge entertained his Sunday
school class in the Methodist church very
enioyahly on the occasion OF his birthday
yesterday afternoon and last evening.
The members Of the class gathered At
his home on Ayerill street early in the
evening, and supper was served at six
o'clock, followed by an evening of fun
with games. All had fine time.
At the opera house last night, "Albini"
drew full house and pleased his audi.
ence immensely. His answers to oues.
tions written by people in the audience
and held by them was nothing short Of
remarkable. He will no BIT have a
full house tonight. To lorrow night
the big expose will be given, and 1t is
expected that every seat will be sold.
Notice to the rural letter carriers Of
Washington county: The annual meet.
ing Of the association will be held in
Worthen's block, Barre, Feb. %, 1909;
hall open in forenoon; business meeting
called at | p. m. As the election Of
officers and other important business
comes mp at this meeting, it is expected
every member will be present and It is
hoped that all those who have not sent
in their names will do so at this time.
Chas. I, Aver, president.
Friday night will be the great night
at the opera house TO witness the eek.
pose to be given by the Great Albini.
As he announces, he will show up
the wonderful work Of those so-called |
spiritualists, mind readers, elairvoyants.
the spirit clock of Bright Eyes. the Dav-
export Bros rope feats. Seats arc now
on sale and win be reserved. Perform |
ance viii commence half an hour earlier
than usual Seats will be sold every |
evening after the regular performance is
over, and can be procured as you leave
the theatre.
The Brotherhood of st. Paul held
their regular business meeting last
evening at the Hedding NJ Il. church.
After the business meeting there was
an interesting and spirited debate on
the question; Resolved, That the Unit /
ed States has no need of a larger navy
at present. The contestants on the
Affirmative side were d. j. Morse and
Z. NJ Lyon. for the negative Albert
Freeman and James f. Mitchell. The
Judges decided in favor of the mega.
tive side. The Hedding male chorus
sang several selections during the even.
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