The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-27
TALK OF THE TOWN.
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Fred Aioars went 10 Waterbury this
morning On q business visit.
Peerless muslin underwear white sale
az Naughans
seventh annual white sale, waists 40c
lup- az Naughan's.
G AL Wiley returned to-day from a
business visit in Bprliugton
Ismhurgs, All widths, and insertions
to match, az Joe yard at Yaughan's
Harry 2. Woodmau Of Meredith. n. H..
visited friends ~ this city yesterday
Harry D Niecrillis Of Mersbfela was
a business visitor ia this city To-day
Many gentlemen are shampooed reg
ularly at Miers sanitary barber shop.
Just arrived, 6ne assortment Of
nurses dresses. Paris shirtwaist House.
Corset sale at ePrrgs on Saturdays
Sl00 corsets for 60e pair; 50e corsets,
S5epair
James r. Smith returned yesterday
from q few days visit in Somerville and
Boston
Regular meeting OF the l. O. G. T.
at Mr. LaPoinfs on Elm street Friday
evening at 1880
The union prayer meeting win be held
this evening al 1880 o'clock at tho He'd
ding n j. church.
The funeral of Mrs. Amelia Mayott
will be held from st. Monicaa church
Friday morning at ? o'clock.
Mr.. and AIRS. Van Ness Worthen Of
Danrille are guests at the home Of Mr.. 1
Worthenis uncle, DR.. II. O Worthen.
Arthur Depatie Of Sc Armand. r, a. I
arrived in the city last evening for
visit with his father, z ~ Depatie
Mrs. George J. Miller returned to her
home IN Holyoke, Mass, yesterday. after
q visit with relatives and friends ia this
city.
The Burns club wishes through the
columns Of The Times to thank III J.l
Smith for the free use 81 his team the
day Of the clubs celebration and the
day following
AZ a regular meeting 81 the Jumpers,
boxers and derrickmen's union, Il was
voted to give the Central Labor uniaa
and others, for their financial aid, a ria
ing vote Of thanks
Jacob ~. Colastein Of Providence r
+. was visitor In this city to-day Mr.
Godstein is thinking Of opening several
penny areades IN Vermont and IS looking
for a location in Barre
A regular meeting 81 Sub. Court Barre.
No. 1917. I. o. f., Friday. Jan. 2S, 1910
All members arc requested 10 be present,
as the state organizer, S. w. Armstrong
P. II C. r. viii Be here.
Don't forget that The senior play Is
to be repeated ia the yestry Of the Uni
versalist church Tonight. There win be
a cnndF booth, where the young ladies
win sen 81 klndssof home made candies.
The Biograph at Dreamland last night
was the means probably, Of 3 packed
house The American Blograph pictures
are always popular ard "The Rocky
Ford IS no exception to the weii-estab
lished rule Il Is really a drama Of
merit The comedy. How Hubby Made
Good" Is Interestingly funny The song
i worth hearing.
A frequenter 81 tile Biiou theatre said !
last night to some friends that the show +
there was the finest he had seen any
where for months Altogether. L surely
= a strong program Winter Sports
Z a iilm made up Of photographs taken /
b Germany during one Of the big car.
nigals. Il s very interesting @ witness
The drama and comedy are both good Z
Joseph Babadesu pleaded guilty IN the s
siiy court this morning 70 q FIRST offensa 2
& intoxieation and paid fine Of SIS,
aith costs Of s8l4 He was arrested p
ast evening by Officer Hame. who was /
allied 70 q house On South Main street q
where The woman who came to the sta. I
ion for tine officer said that he was max p
ng all kinds Of a disturbance This Il =
re second intoxication ease IN court
IBIS month. Z
Fred II. Russell, the 1l.year.old son
u Mrs I wv. Russell Of Eastern avenue.
underwent an operation yesterday after
loon for the removal 81 some pieces of
zone from 4 wound beside his eye. which
sas received New Years day The bow (
vas apparently getting along well until
yesterday, when pus started from the
FMWnu. ana To Vas NeelAEA 10 9pftNAfs
Examination showed that the bone
.round Tie eve had been fractured. and
IT. M. b. Lazell removed several pieces
me injury was caused by the b0y's fan.
70 upon tho ice. cane which he had
il BIS hand entering at the corner 81 his
iaht eye HIS condition Is rs comfort
Bic today as could Be expected.
Over forty of the young people Of the
BAPTIST church and their friends went
o Williamstown o. their annual sleigh
ide last night They engaged the
range hall and passed she evening n
LAYING games, and the following pre-
ram was given Piano solo. Mildred
'efry and 6lee Wood vocal sole Miss
race Wood dialogue Ralph Rogers and
fildred Perry; reading Miss Sutton
iano solo, Ethel Ingiisi singing bY "a
fes quartet. consisting 81 Mrs n. LIE
'atehelder Miss Harris Miss Grace
9ood and Ethel lnglis dialogue Walter
.rearson and Mrs I'll Bradley violin
olo. d. D. Batehelder After the pro
ram. lie company returned 70 the par
n. where refreshments were served by
5e ladies'. The party found the QFangelS