The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Washington sale Wednesday at Fits
Ladies' wool sweaters, 1896, at Alb
bott's
Hendricks winter cream heals chapped
hands
Carl Hunt was visitor in Bethel
over Sunday.
Edison Ross was visitor in Williams
town yesterday.
A. S. Bernard Of Burlington was in the
city over Sunday.
L. b. White of Rutland was in the city
Saturday on business
The Frank McWhorter CO. for Stetson
hats, in the spring styles.
Bargains in waists that are slightly
soiled, soc up, at Vaughan's.
George c. Smith OF Middlebury was
in the city Saturday on business.
d. NJ Miles went to Boston yester-
day on a few days business trip.
Misses Hattie and Stella Lander visit
ed friends in Richmond over Sunday.
Joseph MerIo and Antonio FasoIa were
visitors in Burlington over Sunday.
james Kearney Of jefferson street
passed Sunday with friends in Water
bury.
Come to the dance Wednesday night
and encourage the soldiers monument
cause.
! William Fraser Of Hardwick has been
spending a few days among friends in
the city.
/ Misses Florence and Grace 0'Brien Wis
4 tied at their home in Waterbury over
Sunday
Homer Fits and H. L. Ford left yes.
terday- on business trip to Boston and
New York.
The Philomathian club will meet with
Mrs. S. J Martin Tuesday evening at
l7.l5 o'clock.
i G. A. Connors, Ira p. st. Jock and c.
4 F. Preston of st. Adams We're in the
city Saturday on business.
The condition of F. w. Farnham, who
/ is confined to his home on Camp street
with the grippe, is improving.
1 Henry Russ returned yesterday from
i Ticonderoga, N. ", where he was called
/ BY the sickness and death OF his son.
Miss Effie Reason OF -Graniteville went
Saturda yto South Ryegate, where she
viii remain with friends for few days.
/ Miss Hattie Lander resumed her du-
ties in the f. w. Woolworth store this
morning, after an illness OF two weeks.
Mrs. Della Jeffords has been very crit
icalIy i'll with heart trouble, but is slow
! ~ improving az her home at II West
+ street.
Mrs. /. o. Sherburne. who has been
{ visiting friends in this city and Mont
pelier, has returned to her home in
Burlington.
/ Mrs. Robert Troupe Of North Main
street was taken to the hospital In
/ Badgers ambulance Saturday afternoon,
where she viii undergo an operation.
/ PEOPLES academy OF Morrisville and
the Goddard seminary basketball FIVE are
scheduled for a game to be played at
/ the Church street gymnasium Wednesday
night.
A dance was held at the home Of
Louis Mudgett Of Brooklyn street Sat
urday night, with a large attendance.
I Pedro's orchestra OF four pieces furnished
music for the occasion.
Regular meeting Jumpers, boxers and
derrickmens union, branch No. so, will
be held in carpenters hall, Nichols block,
Wednesday evening February p, at 7
p. M Important business. N. +. CLARK,
cor. sec.
i The officers and members OF the degree
staff OF Bright Star Rebekah lodge, No.
ls. are requested to meet in |. o. Q. f.
hall on Tuesday evening, February q,
at 1880 o'clock sharp, for practice. Per
order noble grand
aThe Little tSation Agent" a railroad
story Of the Canadian Rockies tdramat-
Eicl. Few people stop to think while
leaning back on the soft cushions OF a
Il Pullman palace car, as it goes whirling
on through the night, that their very
lives are within the keeping OF son one
miles away in some little wayside sta
ton. Nevertheless, moments neglect,
the slightest bit of forgetfulness in car
rying out the orders that come ticking,
4 ticking over the miles OF wire, would
mean the loss Of perhaps hundreds OF
4 lives A vast railroad system may be
perfect in every detail, yet often human
frality, passion, hate or revenge crops
in and an accident is possible. No pre-
caution could have prevented it. The
system may have been right, but hu-
manitv il weak. just to eounterbalance
the weakness Of one, another may be ex-
eeedingly strong, Ebert and quick to ac-
ton This is just the condition that is
so aptly portrayed in the latest Edison
motion picture. The Little Station
Agent It's at the Dreamland.