The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-02
TALK OF THE TOWN.
TabIe board al 30 Pearl street.

at i:3U.
Mentholettes, the best cough drop, for
sale only by Davis, the druggist, SC
the package
The Tourist club will meet with Mrs
Varnum Tuesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock Members please note change OF
date.
Edwin W. Bruce, violin teacher; pupil
of Seyck, Prague, Austria, and OF Henri
Marteau; terms moderate; 25 Nelson
street, Barre.
Mrs John Cleveland and daughter,
Miss Beatrice, Of Mortified spent Sat
urday with Mr.. and Mrs. Norman York
of East street
The Edith Warren company concluded
weeks successful engagement at the
opera house Saturday night and went to
st. Johnsbury this morning, where they
appear this week.
Headquarters of the Quarry Workers
International union has received an APP
phcation for charter from branch
just organized at Tishomingo Oklahoma,
with about fifty members.
The Woodmen viii hold dance at
Rowland hall Monday, January 2. from
s p. m, until 2, with Riley's orchestra.
Punch aud waters will be served, and
the admission is only 75c per couple.
The Philomathian club will meet
with Mrs. Vaughan Tuesday January
3, at three o'clock. for q Scandinavian
holiday party. II any are unable to
attend, viii they please notify the com.
mittee2
Mrs Michael Corcoran went to Bur
ington yesterday to visit her daughter,
who is in the Fanny Allen hospital for
treatment of appendicitis, II is expect
ed that the latter will undergo an opera
ton this week.
Until January l. handsome calendar
will be given with every cash order.
Positively only one will be given to a
family. F. w. Langlois, soda manufac.
turer, "a Granite street, city. Tele-
phone 434-ll or 1914.
The annual New Years dinner viii be
held at the Congregational church Mon
day, January 2. at noon Coffee, hot
rolls and butter viii b furnished Mem
bers and friends are invited to come
and bring baked beans, brown bread,
cold meats, cake and pie
The Salvation Army held watch
night service at their barracks Saturday
night, in honor Of the incoming year
and. although the weather was biting
cold, the faithful Of the corps Joined be.
hind the drum and marched up and down
the streets shortly before midnight.
The annual business meeting and roll
call Of the First Baptist church viii be
held Monday afternoon and evening.
January 2, at the church Sessions at
2 and Z. Supper will be served at the
church, The friends who work and wor-
ship with the church are welcome, as
usual
The problem Of a municipal skating
rink was solved for the time being BY
nature Saturday, when the marshland
between Third and Sixth streets, having
been flooded over, was covered with a
field OF good ice. which the youngsters
Of the north end were prompt to take
advantage Of.
AT the Presbyterian church Yesterday,
it was announced that the Boston pres.
bytery had declared the pulpit vacant,
following the resignation of Rev. J ID.
Mackenzie, and until the selection OF
another pastor the elders were given
authority to fiji the pulpit. Rev J. A.
Cowan Of Liberty, y. Y, is expected to
ofhciate next Sunday.
Grande ribasso in merce da uomo e
ragazro mel Frank McWhorter Co. Abb.
/ ii, sopr.hjti, da uomo ragazzo, ridot-
| ii da 10 so per cento. Berretti, e
camicie di lusso a meta prezzi Qualche
mutande, maglie disparati meglie
lswestersl soprabiti di pelliecia. sopra.
biti foderati al pelliccia altri articoli
genere per un buon disconte. Gilets
fantasia, veste da bagno, soprabiti di
casa, faulsrds, ridotti % per cento.
Mel negozio Frank McWhorter Co, da
fanco Ia posta, 2022 North Main st.
Leggette il ad sulla quinta pagina.
Saturday night surprise party was
held in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
/ Cruden, IA Granite street, on their re-
turn from a honeymoon trip TO Montreal
i John Chalmers in neat little speech,
/ presented them two chairs He spoke OF
/ the esteem in which Mr. and Mrs. CRU
den are held by the boarders and friends
and Mr.. Cruden gave a suitable reply
/ They were then given an electric table
lamp by Messrs. w NJ. Grant and
George Gray. The remainder Of the
evening was devoted to song and story
Violin solos by james Coutts and A.
Wright and piccolo solos by w G. Forbes
added much pleasure to the occasion. An
/ enjoyable evening was spent and the
party broke up at midnight.
/ Frank Coburn Of Berlin pleaded guilty
i in the city court this morning to a first
offense of intoxication and paid a fine
/ with costs, amounting to Sll34 Coburn
came into the police station Saturday
night with his face covered with blood
f from a bruise on his nose, and one Of
his eyes was blaekened and swollen &C
/ that il was partially closed. He told
i the officers that he had called to make
! a complaint on a house on River street
and wanted the whole family arrested
! Officer earle asked what his complaint
was, and he said they had thrown him
out OF the house and refused to let him
come in again The officer said be would
accommodate him with lodging and
locked him up for being intoxicated. The