The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-27
TALK OF The TOWN
New aaxons at Abbott's.

New naXons at Abbotts.
Last chance at Abbotts muslin under
wear sale.
Lace collars, only 25c and SOC, at The
Vaughan Store.
| John Burke Of Hardwick was in the
city Saturday.
c. f. Foley went to Mortified this
morning to work.
Edwin Ross was visitor in Williams
town over Sunday.
James Kearney was visitor in Wa
terbury yesterday.
Neil Ralph passed Sunday with his
parents in Brookiield
+ NJ. Andreani left yesterday on a
business trip to Boston.
Charles A. Caron went to Boston last
night on business trip.
G. H. Dove of Lyndonville was a Wis.
itor in the city over Sunday.
John Harrigan of Mortified visited
relatives in the city over Sunday
| Levi +. zeno Of Bellows Falls was
in the city Saturday on business.
Mrs. d. II. Cutler is confined to her
home ON jefferson street by illness.
Earle Cheney went to Burlington this
morning where he has employment.
William Gibson left this afternoon for
Vancouver, B. G., where he will reside.
The Frank McWhorter Co. are show.
ing the spring styles in stiff and soft
hats.
Harris orchestra will furnish music
for a dance to be held in Richmond this
evening.
+. J. McEnany returned last night
from few days business trip to Spring
field, Mass.
Charles Kingsley Moses of Garden
City, L. /, visited friends in the city
over Sunday.
Buy box of Buster Brown hose; they
are insured. Only sl.OO a box at The
Vaughan Store.
James b. Carswell returned to Proctor
last night after a few days visit at his
home in this city.
Miss Bessie Spear went last night to
Woodstock, where she played this after.
noon for wedding.
Miss Elizabeth Murray OF Concord.
N, H., is visiting at the home OF John
Rowley OF Beckley street
Charles c. Morse and ]. s. Perham of
Randolph We're among the business Wis.
itors in the city Saturday.
You will need little more coal be-
fore the winter is over. Send your order
to the D, NJ, Miles Coal Go.
Mrs James Hall and George Wilfore
have gone to Burlington to attend the
wedding Of Mr. Wilfore's sister.
Mrs, NJ Proulx Of the Morse block
is detained from her duties in NJ. M.
Gordon's office on account of the grippe.
David Bruce and Edward Breen Of
Graniteville. who have been employed
in Sheldon Springs, have returned home.
Mrs Ezekiel Drew returned this morn
ing to her home in Tmbridge, after
visit with friends and relatives in the
city.
An increase OF pension has been grant
ed Jonathan M Hosford Of Barre, at The
rate Of SIS per month from February 10,
1911
STANDARD monthly fashion book for
only 10 cents; a quarterly book for only
20 cents and a pattern included at Per.
rvs.
Thurman w. Dix, instructor III the
university OF Vermont at Burlington.
visited at his home in this city over
Sunday.
A. J. Loranger was in st. Adams re-
Gently, where he attended meeting Of
the exc tive committee Of the Modern
Woodmen Of Vermont.
Granite City lodge, No 538, n. i. o.
r., viii hold box social Tuesday even
ing February %, in the Foresters hall
The public is cordially invited. Ladies
viii please bring boxes
Henry Soldini, Arthur Wark and All.
bert g, Freeman, students in the med
ical department Of the university Of Yer.
mont, Burlington, are spending few
days at their respective homes in this
city.
Have you seen the newest styles in
wall paper. also the latest designs and
color schemes in artistic paper hanging
You will find them at Wilkinson's up
to-date paper and paint store, 40 Main
street.
The death Of Lucene, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ro.
names of 100 Seminary street, occurred
last night at 1890 O'clock The child
was only two months old and had been
sick since birth The funeral was held
from the house this afternoon at g
o'clock, the burial taking place in the /
Catholic cemetery ON Beckley street
Hon. James J, Regain of st. Paul,
Mimi, national president of the A. o. /
H., will be in Rutland Tuesday, Feb. 2s. /
on tour of the eastern states. This /
will be the only city at which he will /
stop in Vermont II was expected that 1
Mr.. Regain would also visit Burlington 4
and Barre. and the local divisions were I
making plans for a large meeting. with /
the divisions of Montpelier and Granite
vile in attendance. Word was received /
to-day from Dr. Mahoney Of Poultney.
state president OF the order, that IL I
would be possible for the national presi.
dent to spend but one day In Vermont,
and that he had named Rutland as being
on the most direct route and also having
the largest membership of any county /
in fbe state This will he a r,Yea4 d;sar,