The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-19
TALK OF The TOWN
Local Happenings Tsrsely Told for Busy
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Harris's orchestra plays tonight foI
the Carpenters dance.
Mrs. James H. Cone is quite i'll at her
homo on Park street.
Miss Carrie Lilloy OF Randolph was
visitor in this city yesterday.
w. H. II. Mears Of Marshfeld was
visitor in this city yesterday.
@. s. Cushman left yesterday for a
business visit in South Ryegate.
r. N. Demerritt Of Waterbury was a
business visitor in this city yesterday.
f. II. Rogers returned this morning
from a few days business visit in New
York.
Miss Hazel /. Gone has been compelled
TO leave her school on account OF Ill
health.
Go TO Hunts barber shop for sham.
poo with Herpicide soap, cleansing and
healing.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Sutton Of Melby,
Que, are visiting friends in this city and
vicinity.
Misses Susan Coburn and Ruth Sisoo
OF Sc. Adams were guests Of Mrs. Q. A.
Brown yesterday.
The board Of civil authority will meet
at the city court room this evening at
seven o'clock to revise the checklist.
Besides the big expose by Albini at
the opera house tonight, the pictures
will be new, also the songs BY Mss
Allen.
All members Of local No. 4sl, G. & j.
OF A., please be at Woodmen's hall, FRI
day evening, Feb. 10, and bring your
friends with you.
Mr.. and Mrs. George celley, who have
been visiting at the home OF Frank Ad-
ans, returned yesterday to their home
in Meredith, N. Fl.
Hsrris's orchestra furnished music for
the dance last night given in connection
with the farewell reception rendered DR..
and Mrs. J. 4. MoSweeney.
For Saturday only, borehound drops,
molases peppermint glove drops, and
cherry drops, l6c pound, two pounds 25c.
Fresh made. At Mascott's.
Good music and the best marches, also
four prizes offered; best masked lady
and gent, and the poorest masked lady
and gent, at X. Of G. hall tonight by
the |. 0. G. +.
sixteen.inch dry, hard split wood
for sale az long as it lasts. Will be
delivered from car, Price 1915 per
run. Terms cash. Inquire of d. A.
Perry, Gordon block.
Referee-in bankruptcy w. N. Their.
ault has under consideration the matter
OF the discharge from bankruptcy of
Thomas Brady, who was formerly in the
mercantile business in this city. Tho
case was argued this week, Richard A.
Hoar appearing for the creditors who
oppose the discharge, and A. a. Sargent
for Brady.
A letter received yesterday from Mr..
and Mrs. L. A. Schofeld, formerly of
this city, states that they lost most of
their possessions when the Hotel Clar-
endon was burned at Sea Breeze, Florida,
q few days Ago. Mr.. Schofeld ran the
barber shop and Mrs Schoheld mani.
cure parlor in the hotel and neither saved
They had rooms at cottage
near by, and were successful in saving
most Of their clothing
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
zones up at this meeting, it is expected
every member win be present and il is
hoped that all those who have not sent
IN their names win do SO at this time.
lhas. =. Aver, president,
Among the signs Of spring to be noted
about town was the annual dinner party
asst night OF the Greensboro Fishing |
hub, an organization composed Of q doz- |
IN or more men of Barre, which gets |
.ogether to tell real fish stories and /
'abricate others. The club was most |
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. |
lanes Mackay at their home on Park
street, first at dinner and then in q |
iocial manner. If the plans of the club /
ire carried out, the fish in Greensboro |
,ond need to LAY low next summer.
In letter to Manager Hoban of the |
,pera house, G. L. Lsdam, the manager
# Young Gotch, the wrestler who comes
lere next Monday night to meet Bob
Sommerville at the opera house, says: I
Young Gotch will arrive in Barre next
Monday afternoon in the pink Of condi-
ion, and will give your man Sommer-
lille the match Of his life. All we ask
] a square deal, and ii we get that Mr.. /
will realize that he has
leen up against something stronger than
ridge whist during the evening
Charles Webster, who went from Barre
0 Seattle, Wash, year ago. writes
'aek that the big exposition which is to
e held there this year will be all that
! is advertised to be, although not so
as the Chicago or Buffalo
xposition, and, Furthermore, that it will
e completed on the opening day, some
hing which no other American EXPOSE
ion of recent times has been able to do
Ie writes that any Barre people who
link of going to Seattle may rest as
ured that it won't be another James.
own affair Mr.. Webster is employed
j the navy yard, and he incidentally
lated in his letter to Barre man that
n the day he wrote, a week ago Sunday,
here were people on the street in shirt
eeyes.