The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-20
Talk OF THE TOWN.

T.. A. Bugbee returned yesterday from
a business trip TO Rutland.
O. G. Taylor of Burlington was bus
moss visitor In this city today.
Frank Whitney OF ..Middlesex was a
business visitor in this city today.
A son was born Monday 10 Mr., and
Mrs. y. Florucci Of Shurtlef Place.
r. II. Beckley returned today to
Northfeld after business visit in the
city.
James Z. Burke returned TO West
Rutland after few days visit in the
city.
Miss Laura Lambert OF Hardwick be-
gan work yesterday at the Arcade de-
partment store.
Frank j. Kelton was called to Mum
sonyille. Que, today by the serious i'll
ness Of his mother.
T. w Mccarthy and Warren Howland
Of Waterbury were in the city to-day
on business visit.
Mir. and Mrs. H. O. Mosley OF North.
field are guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Barton.
There will bo regular meeting of
the Ladies' Auxiliary A. 0. H., this
evening at 1880 o'clock.
O. w. Ayerill returned last night from
Port Chester, n. ", where he has been
working for several months.
A daughter, weighing eleven pounds,
was born yesterday morning to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. Kingstn Of Foster street.
G. L. Bugbee of Newport, who has
boen visiting at the home Of bis broth
er, e. A. Bugbee, returned TO his home
today.
Hospital Benefit supper-chicken pie
supper, under direction Mrs. Benedict,
Thursday evening, January 2S, from $3.50
TO 1880, Universalist church vestry.
The Ladies' Auxiliary A. o. IT., drill
team gave their exhibition drill at the
installation of the officers Of the Mont
pelier division Of the HIbernians in that
ciyt last evening.
The Busy Bee club met last evening
az the home OF Mrs. A. H. Ordway of
Merchant street. After their work
delightful welsh rarebit lunch was serv-
ed TO the company which numbered sew
enteen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin G. veale receiv-
cd n wedding card Tuesday announcing
the marriage of John p. Rowe to Mrs,
Ethel Lewis, which took place January
0, at Plymouth, England. Mr.. Rowe Is
known in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Bond enter
tanned last evening party Of school
teachers and others at their home, rs
East street. Games and music was en-
joyed, and dainty collation. was sery-
ed by the hostess.
On Saturday, January 23, there win
be ice races at North Montpelier, to
include an open event, green race and
a three-minute class. The purses are
$40, and the entrance fee dollar. All
are invited to come and help the sport. |
w. j. Colville, lecturer and author, |
will lecture in the Universalist church,
Wednesday evening, January 20, at 1880 |
o'clock. Subject selected by the audi
ence and each lecture to be followed by
IN impromptu poem. Silver collection
1t the door.
A pair Of mems heavy grey working
pnnts. well shade. aEd good for hard /
service. at Csc. is what A. A. Smith and /
Brother are offering today. Several |
,tller extraordinary bargains are con-
aimed in their adj today on page & One
II them is regular sf00 dress shirts for
Is cents this week. Better read ad.
aow and ace.
Entire change of program today at
he Biiou theatre with aThe Tanning Of
he ShrewR as a head-lincr. IL is one
If the best pictures made this year, and
fery favorable criticism has been ac
'orded ii wherever it has been shown.
4. Mariana assumes the management
# the Bijou today The other pictures
md song are very good.
C. w. Lawford, who has been the
popular baritone singer at the Rijou
heatre for several wrecks past, closed
lis engagement here last night and win |
10 to Albany, N. Y., where he expects
o manage large vaudeville and pic
ure house. In the spring Mr.. Lawford
opening in this city the
argest picture theatre in Vermont.
One Of the hardest games on the
Spaulding high school basket ball sehe-
Iule will be at Montpelier tomorrow
vening when the team meets Mont
,elier high schol Each has defeated
burlington and Northheld high school
ipaulding will probably be strengthened
y the addition Of @scotty" Mcdonald,
vho has worked off some Of his back
tudies and il, therefore, eligible 10 play.
IN the same evening and on the same
oor the girls teams Of the two schools
Fill also meet.
The floral tributes at the funeral Of
lido, litte son Of Mr.. and Mrs, Charles
farchesi; which was held yesterday af-
ernoon, were as follows; wreath from
he family, frrno the Leland, Hall COM
any, pinks and roses from Mr.. and Mrs.
Rossi pinks from G. Pinardi pinks
rom r. Marchesi, pinlSs from Mr.. and
frs. G. Rossi, pinks from Mr.. and Mrs.
!. Cont, pinks from Mrs. Luigi Mar
hesl, bunch Of flowers from q. Mar
hest, pinks from Errilia and Angie
1enetti, pinks from A, Pedroni The
was in the Catholic cemetery.