The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-16
TALK OF THE TOWN


Sale wash goods q Yaaehan's.
Sale 81 hambufa saturday a. Ab.
botes
i Thirty inch l2aae pereale So yard,
iat kauelans.
March Designer Just b az Psry's. Get
tie spring styles
BE sure and aitana tlle muslin under
wear sale al Ftts
Albert Battle sent - 81, Johnsbmy
to-day "a 4 business iFipt
Mrs ~. 3. Knowles 81 Manchester was
a visitor IA tbis city so.day
Miss NeYene Hunt went 70 Randolph
to-day oa q wish wita friends.
Regular meeting OF the Woodmen this
"Wednesday evening q I o'clock.
Miss Edna Davis went 10 Groseton.
Me- to-day for visit With relatives.
N. Brown went e. White River june
ton this afternoon ga 4 business visit.
Patrons 81 Mieg sanitary barber shop
set what they want AZ they want it
Fritz jackson p. A. prinale and y n,
cofsGie went % Gfotoa rabbit hunting
to-day.
There viii De- q rehearsal of The Barre
Citizens band Thursday evening at 1880
o'clock.
Fred W. Bancroft returned yesterday
from o business trip 70 s.. Jobnsbnry
and Newport
David Henderson and Angus Mcleod
OF Wliiamstown were visitors ~ TINS
city yesterday.
Mrs s. o. Bennett lsft this noon FOR
East Norwalk Conn., being called there
BY illness and death.
Regular sl.25 white embroidered lawn
waists. Friday and saturday. az 80 cents.
Paris shirtwaist House.
Regular meeting Of Winnetta council, |
40. 10. D. Of r., Thursday evening, Feb. |
ruary ~, at O'Clock sharp.
Eign =. Gale, formerly Of Barre, re-
turned today to BIS home il helrose, I
Mass, after coming here with the body I
of Mrs, Ella Ryder,
Rev. 4. T. Ieavist, WHO was the speak I
II al the Knights 81 fvthias anniversary 4
celebration last evening" returned this
afternoon 10 his home ia bfattleboro
Trades union headquarters Until
after the city elections, the trades union 4
campaign committee viii meet every
evening IN carpenters hall, Nichols /
block
The Philharmonic clnb win meet in the i
yestry 81 tho congr aatlonai church this
evening al 7s45 sharp. All members are
requested 20 attend. 80 there Il business
of Importance to come hefoTe tho meet
ing
The hearing n the ease q the state
against Mary Estabrooks. charged with /
keeping a house 81 80 fame, which was
to have been held in city court to-dny5l
was mol pressed this afternoon The rea
son for this action was that not sufficient 1
evidence WAS obtained to warrant hear 4
ing the woman on the charge,
Among arrivals a the city hotel last
evening and to-day were i Il. Frasier I
West Burke, II. +. I.eawft. Bellows (
Fallss Robert Weir Railand "a. W.
button, Mafsena, M ~ / II Hobart 4
Cambridge II C ChanherlIn. Chelsea 4
j. j.. Eckhardt Toledo, q. ]. 3. Brown \
II. 'OBrien w. q. Mcintyre Boston; /
n. n Smith. ST. Jahnshufy, g. a. Bur
bank. ST. Johnsbnryi Z, q. Greely syr
acuse y. X.
Among arrivals Al The Hotel Otis YES
terday were S. a Saadefs0a. e. vs. Wal.
lace, G. Af Henderson. Rostonj j. S.
Holymes ST. LopIsi Il p. Curtis To-
ronto; &. Coftes New York; e. e iris
bee Millions y a. Hond, BHTlington; \
fl. wv Chandler, MiuHfap1liss II,
Jones. Camdnn Mes ct NJ Chandler
Brunswick, Nest M B Beck. ShefbrnBke.
Que; Alr and Mrs, E. e Persons, Port
land. Me-. Peter j Henderson Newark,
~ j., and rs members Of the Wizard
Of Wiseland' company.
Just now. when our nationa feelings
are more On less strained with Nicaragua
and diplomatic relations are at an end
one IS reminded 81 0s and what hep
pened Thr picture Under the Stars
and Stripes tonight 81 Dfeamland is
intensely interesting because it deals IA
i thrilling, intelligent manner with the
SpanishAmeriean var The facts scenes
and people are all true It's history The
other drama "A Tale of tie Woods IS
not To d. compared With most pictures
81 the sort II Is far md away better.
Jumpers benefit tonight
The February issue Of the Quarry
Workers Journal was published last
night. being delayed somewhat because,
IL editorially says we have been ex
peetnp 70 announce ta our members that
the labor difficulty existing ID Washing
ton county Vermont had been settled
but thus far II vain in another ed
itorial Tile Journal saYs alt has been
suggested bY lama4 Duncan that con
ference Ike called and each Stone trade bel
represented far the purpose d 4 closer
utilization 81 tile various crafts This We
heartily endorse believing That If an
ia the granite industry had /
working agreements and representation
ia the deliberations Of tie body. the
labor difficulty ia Barre would have been
settled within two days after il START
ed.
Ta- Ttnrtsr. ~, 4ne fnss4s..n.m