The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-12
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Rings at Burr's.

SUNDAY ia JulS CITY.
Miss Glee Wood visited friends in
Mortified yesterday.
A good place to buy Christmas gooGs.
Vaughan's anniversary sale.
The Frank McWhorter company for
children's Widow Jones suits.
Jacob de Intinis, president Of the
Vedi Mano club, is confined to his home
by illness.
Moore's non-leakable and Waterman's
Ideal fountain pens at Martins Barre
Book Store.
Special meeting of local 4sl, c. & J. of
A., next Monday night. A large attend
ance is desired.
Guidetti Nicodemo left to-day for New
York, where he will take passage for
his home in Italy.
New white jap silk waists, lace yokes,
special price, $3.50. Paris Shirt Waist
House, Currier block.
Hyder Habeb left this afternoon for
peacham on business connected with the
American Clothing Co.
4 4. X Hill leaves to-day on a weeks
business trip to Mortified and other
towns in that vicinity.
4 A. Cohen returned to-day to his home
in Burlington, after spending Sunday
with friends in the city
4 The three year.old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Pliny Cutler OF Camp street is
a quite seriously i'll OF tonsilitis.
Arturo Nicora OF Rion, S. c., arrived
in the city Saturday and win remain
for few weeks with his parents here.
\ Miss Marion Topper Of Montpelier
passed Sunday at the home Of her fa-
tier, George II. Upper Of Keith ave-
nue..
An increase Of pension has been al
lowed Jesse Cayhue of this city al the
rate Of $24 per month, from October 20,
1910
Mrs. Charles tSatehel returned Satlu,
day to her home in Keene, N FL, after
passing week with friends in the
city
/ Herman Forsythc OF Burlington. who
has been passing a few days in the city,
left last night Tor Boston, where he has
employment.
The officers Of Ruth chapter, No. 80.
To- 4, s.. are requested to meet in Ma
sonic haIl this evening at 1880 o'clock
for practice
Get free sample Of Dustbane, the
sanitary sweeping compound at the
n. d. Phelps Go. sales already more
than 20 tons.
Mr. aud Mrs George Graham Of West
Burke, who have been visiting with rela-
tiyes in the city for the past two weeks,
returned home to-day.
A wrestling match between Martin
(! Christensen and I'D. Mcleod win be held
in Miles hall Wednesday evening at
s o'clock. Gilbert Phillips will act as
referee.
Mrs Sora Haudshaw and daughter,
Lucy, returned Saturday to their home
in Northtleld, Mass, after passing three
weeks with relatives in this city ana
vicinity.
The regular meeting Of the retail
clerks association will be held in the
* Ps hall in the Blanchard block on
Wednesday evening. AS the annual cleo
ton Of officers will take place at this
time, large attendance is desired.
Regular meeting Of Granite City lodge,
No 533, New England Order Of Protec-
ton in Foresters' hall Tuesday even
ing. December b. at 1880 o'clock 1t is
hoped all members win be present as
this is the annual election Of officers.
The ladies' aid society Of the Barre
Congregational church will hold its regu.
lar business meeting in the vestry Oh
Wednesday at $3.50 p. m. Business of
Importance IS to be transacted, and il
is hoped every member will try TO be
present. Please come prepared to pay
1910 dues
H. r. Dane Of the university Of Yer
mont Glee club. which sang at Goddard
seminary Saturday night, remained III
town Sunday, and he sang al the uni-
versalist church service yesterday morn
!. ing. He gave the offertory solo in a
very acceptable manner. Mr. Dane is a
brother OF Miss Marion Dane, teacher
in Spaulding high school
In the absence of Miss Sturtevant
who is in the City hospital recovering
from an operation for appendicitis, Mrs
Arthur S, Martin sang soprano al the
Universalist church yesterday. Miss
SturtevRnt is getting along well, the
operation having been performed early
last week Mrs. Charles r. Scott also
, is rapidly recovering from her operation
for appendicitis.
The Williamstown train soon after
leaving the WiIliamstowu station this
morning was derailod, the engine and one
! coach which constituted the whole train
being off the IRON A wrecking engine
was sent up from Montpelier to pull tn,
train back onto the tracks. The S:lt
train from the Barre station was held
up until $3.50 for the wrecking engine tC
pass Barre junction. There was no dam
age caused by the derailment.
At the Dreamland theatre to-day, I'll,
, feature picture is "The Castaways Re
: turn" Il is the story Of the rescue ot
shipwrecked man, apparently dement,
ed, and the calling OF an old inhabitsnt
in the hope that he may recognize him
II develops that he is his son-in-law
who has been missing for years, an,
the mans wife is brought in in an at
tempt TO bring memory 10 his mind
! See the picture and learn how it wat
accomplished by a little child. a stor,
that will touch all hearts.
, The annual three-night fair held by
! the Ladies Of Clan Gordon came to a sue
q cessful close in Rowland hall SATURDAY