The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-08
lax Of The TOWN

Nov lariue madras al Ahbotts
Eur scarls "a pcrrys AZ reduced pfleesi
4 few muis also
Nowsuitnes naw weaves. See them
25e yard, a. Yaughans,
j. J. Turner Of ST. Johnsbury Center
2 visiting friends il this city
George Egbeft left yesterday for a
visit with relatives in Montreal
II. J. Moutcro left last night Tor De-
troit, Mich, where le will reside
Frank L. Northrup Of Marshfeld visit
cd friends in this city yesterday.
stanley G. Wilson Of Chelsea was in
the city today on business visit.
George a. Tracy 81 Chelsea was q
business visitor ia this city yesterday
Mrs. 6. A. Churchill wps called to|
Mortified to-day by the death or a
relative
Mrs Arthur 4. Hunt and son left to
day fer q visit with relatives in Brad
ford.
George J, Miller Of Holyose, Mass,
formerly Of Barre, IS visiting friends M
this city
Notice. Retail clerks regular meeting
viii Be held Wednesday evening at 1886
o'clock A. L. Pierce, rec. see.
George n. johnson returned to bis
naa,.. N..aaI5Ir U@ei~a NJ ~ HN-HnN
after a Welt With friends in this city
A. r. Whittcomb Of Washington, state
organizer for the grange went 70 Rut-
land yesterday to organize a branch Of
that order.
The Jarvis Edwards Lewis lnglia'
male quartet at the 4i-u.m bile social
Congregational church parlors Wednes
dag evening, February 3
eentlemens clothing repairedi coats
end vests relinedi button holes remaae
Also, mending Of al kinds neatly done.
z French street first aoori.
Mrs. ". I. Haslett returned 70 her
home in Lebanon. y. IL, to-day. after
being in this city 10 attend the funeral
Of hor step mother. Mrs. j. j. samp
son.
Regular meeting IL Jumpers, boxers
aud derrIckmeu's union, to Be -held IN
carpenters hall Wednesday evening Feb
ruary 9. at 1880 Let every member Be
present. Per order cor seo T. =. Holder.
The Over the Teaeups club win observe
gentlemen's night AZ the home Of Mr..
and Mrs Fayette Cutler Thursday even
ing. Dinner served AZ ESQ. Members
who cannot attend please notify Mrs.
Cutler by Thursday noon.
Tho Athena club viii observe "Domes
tie Science at the home d Mrs Il. ".
scott Richardson street Tuesday even
ing at $500 Please notice the change
Of time II any are unable 70 attend
please notify the committee.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes
terday we're G. W Bigelow, Baltimores
Md. d. +. DawRey Cambridge Mass
E. W. Lahmn Albany, n. vs. N #.
wilkins. New York; c. III Young. Dan.
bury Conn. l. a. Laeksy. Burlingtoni
Fred Wright Platt bury n. y.
A writer IN the Illustrated London
Graphic for January "a deplores the ab.
sence 81 4 granite monument @ Burns
ii Aberdeen and as 9 suggestion Of what
can be done ia that line prints 4 hand
some illustration 81 the Burns monument
OF this city. with smaller Illustrations OF
the four panels On the pedestal.
Robert p. Briggs, who was formerly
employed in drug stores in Barre, resign
ing FIVE years ago to enter the Warner
store IN Vergennes, has sold bis interest
in the business there 10 M. r. Warner
and gone 70 Hardwiek 70 enter the EN-
ployment Of the largest drug store there
The Nergennea Enterprise and Vermont
er says d good word OF him, as follows
During the years that be has been I
d resident ID this city, he has made many
warm friends who sincerely regret his
departure lie has taken q prominent
part ID tile civil life 81 the city and been
Interested in every effort for the pros
perity Of the city,
Funeral services over the remains Of
Mary Beagrie were held AZ two o'clock I
yesterday afternoon at the home Of her
parents Mr. and Mrs James Beaprie Of
Warren street Rev w III hraistad
pastor Of the First Baptist church Off I
ciated and two selections were sung By
Mrs. Ernest J Batoheldcr and Miss Hat
tie Inglis. The services were attended I
by many friends and the Sunday school |
class Of the Baptist church Of which
Mary WIS d member, attended IN a body I
The bearers were Alexander Beamie, (
James Rae, Alexander Ross and VIII 4
liam Mari. Intermeat was made in Hope
cemetery.
After an absence 81 about FIVE years, 4
that clever little conladienne, Miss Clara 4
Turner opened weeks engagement at 4
the opera house last evening, supported {
by o company Of players that are not /
usually associated with The popular
priced attractions There was a large +
audience present and they accorded Miss 4
Turner i rousing reception "a Thief fl /
the House was the vehicle used to in
trodnce the company and ia which they
have established themselves il ell the T
New England theatres. The play was
prettilg tagged and il proved highly en-
ioyable to the large audieuce The plays 4
announced for the remainder Of the week (
with q company like this should not fail
to have crowded houses