The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-08
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings TerseIy Told for Busy
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New satines at Abbotts.
New pcrcales at vaughan's
Ray Tillotson of Orange spent Sunday
in this city.
Samuel Orr is visiting his niece, Mrs.
James McWilliams.
The sale Of remnants at Perry's will
continue this week.
Samuel Segel left Saturday night for
business visit in Boston.
Mrs. d. Il. Foster has gone TO johnson
TO visit relatives for time.
Boys winter caps TO close at 10 cents,
by the Frank McWhorter Co.
Waldron Shields went to South Rye
gate this morning on a business trip.
| Don't forget the /. o. G. T. prone
made in X. Of O. hall, Tuesday evening.
The Philomathians will meet with
Miss Isham Tuesday evening at 7;l5
| o'clock.
John +. Murray returned yesterday
from a two weeks business trip through
New YORK state.
Thomas Orr, who has been visiting
relatives in the city, left this morning
for Gleichcn, Alberta, Can.
Harry A. Segel and SON, Reubin, were
In Burlington yesterday TO visit Mr..
Scgel's father for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Peake have re-
turned to their home in johnson after
visiting at G. L. Woodworths.
A Good Templars social viii be held
in the X. of @. hall, Tuesday evening.
There will be marching and good music.
Miss Mary Watson has returned to her
home in White River Junction after
spending a short time with Mrs. James
McWElliams.
Rurnlaw Bagnaschi and family left
yesterday on their way to their former
home in AGlano, Italy, where they ex-
pect to spend the next six months.
The Altrurians win observe Domestic
Science Afternoon with Mrs. Bishop, 40
Park street, Wednesday at 2.i5 sharp
G. L. s. G. lesson, "The Human Har
vest"
A. N. Fellows of Williamstown was
caller in the city today, leaving on the
ll:40 train for New York on business con-
nected with his profession as an ac-
countant.
Troup's union orchestra is prepared
to furnish first class music for any and
all occasions; any number Of pieces re-
quired. Address A. NJ Troup, ) Laurel
street, or telephone l5l-ll.
Patrick r. Mccarthy was taken with
a sudden attack of Illness early yester-
day morning. the cause at that time /
being thought to be appendicitis. He |
was somewhat more relieved to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Orr, after two
months visiting In Benoxyille, Cooks /
Line, Brighton, Passumpsic and Barre,
took the morning train to-day for their
home nj the West, at Dinton, Alberta
The ice races which were to be held
at North Montpelier Saturday afternoon
were deferred on account Of the bad
weather and they will be run of Wed
nesday afternoon, beginning at two
o'clock.
The Clover club win meet with. Mrs. !
May Pratt, Tuesday, February 9. The
team will leave Page Bros livery stable.
at ii a. m. All ladies wishing to 90 win
please notify Mrs. Lizzie Robinson before
Tuesday morning.
) The members Of Division No. |, An
Gent Order Of Hibernians, wishing to
attend the installation exercises at Gran.
iteyille on Tuesday evening, Feb. q, are
requested to meet ut their club rooms
at o'clock, Barge to, start ut $3.50
sharp. Per order of committee.
The fire department was called out
by still alarm at $3.50 o'clock Saturday |,
evening to quench hot chimney in X.
i. Cark's house at the corner Of Pros
pact and Clark streets. To draw the
up the steep Prospect street hill
the iiremen made q four horse hitch.
While working at his trade Of Jumper
in Burke Bros. plant Saturday after
noon, w. "A, Price had the misfortune to
get his right hand under a stone which
was being turned. The fingers were con-
mangled and it Is possible that
one of them will Save to be amputated
it the second joint. DR.. Reid attended
him.
The marriage OF Attilio Fontana and !
Reta Antonini took place at IA Vine
street Saturday afternoon at three
,'clock, in the presence Of d few friends.
The marriage ceremony was performed
BY James Mackay Al. Justice Of the peace,
after which q reception was given the
iappy couple. Mr. and Mrs. Fontana
will reside at IA Vine street. The groom
s granite cutter :
A young man driving young horse
furnished an exhibition Of pluck on Main
'treet late Saturday afternoon, when. az
er being tipped out of his sleigh while
irossing the street car track, he chung
% the reins and was dragged through
he slush for hundred yards until he
brought the colt down to a slow canter.
o that a pedestrian rushed out and
inished the work. The trip over the
Tound rather dazed the young man, but
lie was not injured.
There is beautiful drama, entitled,
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