The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-29
TALK OF The TOW N
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

H. A. Flood went TO Morrisville oil
business yesterday.
Giuseppe Beltromi went to Burlington
for treatment yesterday.
Whist party in Odd Fellows hall, Sat
urday evening at 5 o'clock.
Nelson ID. Phelps returned last night
from business visit in Boston.
Harold Simonds went to Burlington
yesterday for visit with friends.
]. A. Ruel Of Burlington was bust
ness visitor in this city yesterday.
Henry c. Whitaker left last night fol
a two weeks business visit in New
York.
John T. Murray left yesterday for a
several days business trip through New
York state.
Rev. w. e. Braisted has moved from
the corner of Beacon and FRANKLIN
streets TO Ayerill street.
A special meeting of the local branch
Of the BARRIERS union was held last even
ing, when two candidates were initial
ed.
Don't forget the dance at NJ. w. Of
A. hall, Saturday, Jan. 30, with Gilbert.
sons orchestra and only SOC for gents,
ladies free.
One member, ]. W. Vaughan, was
elected TO membership at the regular
monthly meeting Of Vineitia club, which
was held last evening.
The record keeper of the L. o. T. NJ.
will be at K. OF p hall, Saturday, Jan.
30, from 2 until 1850, for the January
dues. Members please notice.
NJ. Sheridan and j. Sheridan Of Gran.
iteville returned last night from st. Syl-
vester, Quebec, where they went 10 at
tend the funeral OF relative.
Special meeting Of Canton vinton, No.
o, win be held Friday evening January
20; installation OF officers. Let all chew.
alters be present. Per order, captain.
The Civic Federation of women's
Clubs will hold their annual meeting in
the city council room, Friday afternoon
at $3.50. Let there be a large number
present, as the election of officers for
the coming year viii take place.
just arrived with large variety Of
handsome baskets. Come and see them
and have your palm read for 10 cents,
and your fortune told and advice on all
business matters Cooper's Gypsies, Ar
cade block, room 8. Open from 8 a. m.
to 8 p m.
A meeting viii be held in room l6,
Miles block, Saturday evening, Jan. 80,
ut 8 o'clock for the purpose of forming
q Canadian club. All men who were
born or have had legal residence in
Canada or Newfoundland are requested
to be present.
The Sutherland Granite company,
which operates in Waterbury, has been
incorporated, with the following as the
signsrs, Walter Il. Sutherland, e. II.
Sutherland, A. w. Slocum and F. L.
Place Of Barre and ]. NJ Carroll of
Mortified. The capital stock is $4,000.
Christmas Bruyulun at the Theatori-
um is very pathetic dramatic picture
of Poverty Row, and is one OF those
kind that hold the audience with the
most intense interest from start to fin
ish. He Did Not Know He Was a
Monk is a comedy which makes one
forget their troubles,
Veterinario Italiano, Dot o. f. Barr.
Per qualunque malattia di ANIMAL do
mastici rivolgetevi al Dottore, vefarina
rio laureate, o. r. Barr che tiene il sue
ufficio ALA Scuderia Jones & Mcmillan. in
Main street di fronte al Depot square.
Seryizio pronto prezzi moderate NIL
nero del telefono 1868.
o. T.. BARR, v. s., v. D., veterinary
surgeon and dentist, graduate of On
taTio Veterinary college and for two
years assistant to DR.. A. ii. H. Lewis
Of Barre. Diseases Of all domestic ami
mails and surgery in all its branches.
Office at Jones q McMilan's stable, opp.
Depot square, tel. 1863,
One Of the most beautiful dramatic pic
lures Of the days oil 40 ever made, is
known as 9The Golden Days This is
the only picture Of this nature recently
made to receive favorable criticism by
both New York and Boston critics. This
WIN WV 0titEA FtIhhAIN lHhhES
the Comique show the best run In Barre
for many days
Mrs. Charles A. Londgrsn gave an m
formal party at her home last evening
in honor Of her guests, Mrs. w. M Turn
er OF Randolph. An entertainment Of
readings, etc, was given and refresh
ments Of sandwiches, cheese, salad, cof-
fee, ice cream and cake were served. The
party returned home after having spent
q delightful evening.
The Spaulding high school girls has
ket ball team went to st. Adams this |
morning, where they win play the high |
school girls Of that city this evening.
Those who went were, the Misses Grace |
Cheney, Elizabeth Carson, Mae Carson,
Ethel Hoar, Marguerite Stoughton, |
Gladys Bradford, Blanche Haskins, with |
Miss Hope Davis as chaperone.
A large and enthusiastic audience was
at the opera house last night. The
bill was a Sherlock Holmes detective |
story. Mr.. Harris is a very versatile
actor and has surrounded himself with /
4 company far above the average The
specialties are changed at each perform I
ance The bill tonight is "Dens of New
York." a sensational melodrsma with 1
4 thrill every minute.