The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Mrs. Ferdinand kosn OF ~ Pleasant
street.
A daughter was born yesterday e
Mr. and Mrs. Guisto Aspesia Of 45 Gran
ito street.
N. b. Ballard has placed new sigr
at the front Of his Office in tho Miles
granite building
Robert Martin. who has been work
ing in George Aarrion's cigar store re.
turned today 10 his home "a Boston.
P. j. 0'Brien Of Seattle, Wash, ar
rived in town today TO visit his sister,
Mrs. II. L. Clark, Of Beckley hill for a
time.
Don't fail to read the Union Clothing
Co.'s great offer Of clothing at greatly
reduced prices, on page ? Of to-day's
Times.
Fast game Of basketball between
Burlington high and Spaulding high in
Church street gymnasium, Saturday
night at o'clock.
G. D. Burbank went to Hanover N.
IT,, yesterday for visit with relatives.
Mrs. L. J. Carroll wont TO Swanton
today 10 visit relatives.
Remember the basketball game in
Church street gymnasium, Saturday
night at o'clock Burlington high
versus spaulding high.
All up for the basket bah game Sat
urday night az s O'Clock in Church
street gymnasium Burlington high
versus spaulding high.
Miss Alice GIadding returned 10
Holyoke, Mass, today after few
weeks visit at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. Arthur G, TiIden.
Do not fail to read the ad. of s. J..
Segel and company on page 6. 1t will
tell you how to save money at their
this years clearance sale.
Special for Friday and Saturday at
the New England Fruit Store. Fresh
Vanallo chocolates, IS cents q pound
They are delicious and worth double the
price.
New handmade neclSwear just received
at the eIadies' Speciality Shoppe" Also
new spring samples Of waist and suit
materials suitable for braiding and en-
broideiy.
There will be o meeting of the gen.
eFal COMMITTEES Of the A. o. H., next
Sunday at 2 p. m, in the Hibernian
club rooms, Quinlan block. Per order
chairman.
DR.. +. B. Whitaker of this city has
been reelected treasurer of the Yer
mont State Medical board which Aas
been holding its annual meeting in
Montpelier.
The y. A. Perry real estate agency
has sold for Miss NJ. J. Drury of VIII
Jamestown her stationery and novelty
West Topsham. Mr.. Fellows has taken
possession
Burlington high school versus Spauld-
ing high school III Church street gym
nasiurr, Saturday night at s O'Clock.
Burlington has a fast team and one Of
the hest basketball games Of the season
lis expected
The officers 81 Court Granite City,
Forestws of America, were installed at
regular meeting which was held last
evening, The ceremony was performed
BY deputy chief ranger, Alex. Stevens.
assisted by George Stewart,
s. ]. segel and company start their
semi mi-annual clearance sale on Satur-
day, Jan. 16. This will be the sale Of
all sales. Do not fsil to investigate.
Remember the place in the Scampini
block, opposite Granite street.
The Barre Literary Debating associa-
tion win meet in the Wheeioek hall to-
night at 1880; business of Importance
will come befbre the members, and all
are requested TO attend. There win also
be q paper on Financial Dificulty.'
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes
terday were A. r. Klotten, Albany, N. |
VI; u. J. Dragon, plattsburg, N. XII;
John Andrews, James Green, Burling- |
ton; w, L. Bowser, Boston; j. II. Burke, |
West Rutland; j. AZ. Dana, Burling- |
ton.
A meeting of the Ladies' Aid society
Of St. Monica's church was held We'd |
nesday evening, when the following Off.
GERS were elected: president, Mrs. A.
H. Burke; vice president, Mrs Albert
Laviolette; secretary, Mrs. Hubert Go
neo; treasurer, Miss May Dram.
Owing to the repeated demand for the
publication Of Rev. #, A. Poole's recent
sermon, Are We to Believe In All Ever
lasting HelIi" the Ladies' Aid society
Of the church has made arrangements
for the printing Of the same in panph-
let form, and it will be on sale at an
early date.
The annual election Of The officers OF
the Sunday school OF the Uniyersalist
church was held last evening and the
following officers were chosens Clerk,
G. E Hanson superintendent, Ailand
G. Fay; assistant, Dr.. +. II. Lynde;
Mrs. Edwin Williams; treas
urer, Miss Alice Blanchard; pianist,
Mrs. o. X. Hollister.
Willis Henry, who resides on the
West Hill, was rendered birthday sur
prise party last night on the occasion of
ais fiftieth birthday. there being fifty
,ouples present. There was dancing BY i
al and also clog dancing by Andrew
Minnie Of this city and William Bennett
Of Graniteville, assisted by Morris
Spence; also singing by "Profp jenkins.
Mr., Henry was presented an easy-chair,
The speech Of presentation being made
BY B. ]. Fitzpatrick.
Four good pictures and a popular
long make mp to-day's entertainment at
he Biiou theatre. "Instalment Collec
or and who's Smoking Rope?' are
iwo Of the laugh producing sort. "All
or 4 Necklace" is of the dramatic order
md realistic enough to make audiences
ii up and take particular notice 'Bill
Toness New Years Resolutions" is in
class by itself, and a mighty good one
o witness. The song is I've Taken
Quite Fancy to You
On petition by the plaintiff in the
'ase Of Florence Rowe vs.. Joseph Rowe
+ Barre that the aIimony ordered by