The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

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R. w, Prescott of Augusta, Me, is
passing week in the city on business.
$3.50 wool finish blankets, lid, re-
duced to Sl,5o at Perry's on Saturday.
| j. Molloy is quite seriously i'll with
pneumonia at his home on Ayers street.
! Special. regular $I.l0 wrapper for 80
cents, Saturday at the Paris Shirtwaist
house.
Bernard E. Broknshamp OF Princeton,
N. j., will preach at the Presbyterian
church Sunday
! Regular Doc pound-box of chocolates,
ice per pound. Give us trial. We
guarantee to please.
Mrs. Charles Loukes and son of Leon
mister, Mass, are spending several days
with relatives In the city.
Public Scotch dance at Woodmen's hall
Saturday, February 49, Nicors orehes-
ira. SOC for gents, ladies free.
Bear in mind the public dance at How
land hall Saturday, Feb Is. Riley's
orchestra. soc for gents, ladies Zoe.
Notice-The public masquerade ball in
Woodmen's hall will be held on Friday
evening, March 10, instead OF March 3.
Mrs. Mary Marion resumed her work
in E. NJ. Lyons store to-day, after sew
eral days absence on account Of i'll
ness.
DR. William Mcfarland, who has been
confined TO the City hospital for several
weeks with rheumatic fever, continues
to improve slowly
The Junior league Of the Methodist
church will have a sleighride tomorrow
afternoon, the party leaving the church
promptly at 1915.
ormando Broggni and A. Lamperti
left Wednesday for New York, where
they viii take passage for a visit at
their former homes in Italy.
Mrs Joseph Bennett of the east hill,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Anderson OF Graniteville for the
past few days, has returned home.
The members Of the Blue Sox snow
shoe club took tramp TO East Barre
yesterday afternoon, where an oyster
supper was served on their arrival.
Arthur G. Moore went to Ausable
Forks, New York, last night, to visit
his brothers. w. A. and J. H. Moore,
who are in the granite business there.
Special price for Saturday only, best
creamery butter You ever ate, fresh
made on Friday morning, al 80 cents
per pound. Saturday only az the L. B.
Dodge creamery.
The postponed pupils recital Of Miss
Gladys n. Gale viii be held Saturday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, in the vestry Of
is most cordially invited
Miss Tillle Bissett, who has been visit
ing her parents. Mr., and Mrs. Joseph
Bennett OF east hill, has gone to New
Haven, Conn, where she is employed in
large millinery department store
The concert and dance to be held in
the Rowland hall Washington's birth
day, Wednesday next. is to be the best
of the season and all proceeds are to
be donated to the soldiers monument
fund.
For the French library trustees, J. r.
Mari presented the name of the old
board. and they were unanimously nom
mated. L. r. Hutchinson presented the
name of G. I. Southgate for second con
stable and it was carried unanimously.
There was very good attendance and
an excellent meeting at the First Bap-
fist church last night Meeting tonight
again at 1880 Other churches as well
as the public generally are cordially in
vited to cooperate and to share the
blessings.
The ladies of the federation are anx-
ious to raise money TO continue their /
good work in the playground for the
All who wish to help can do /
so by supporting Miss Whites lecture /
this evening at the Congregational
church.
Companion court, Granite City, No, |
757, ]. 0. T., will hold its regular meet |
ing in Foresters hall in the WOrthen t
block Friday, Feb. H. at $50 p. m. /
Companions please notice change of time. |
Social and dance after the meeting. All /
Foresters and friends invited
The Red Cross Pharmacy is to have
one more sale OF Quimby's chocolates I
before Lent, and the price will be Poe I
for two pounds. At the last sale held +
at Christmas time late-comers were dis (
appointed, as the supply was sold out +
Those who come early will stand the
best chance this time. The sale will /
be held Saturday morning.
BE sure and attend the bazaar to be .
held in Miles hail. Grauiteville, begin
ming Wednesday evening, Feb. % and /
continuing through Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evenings, under the auspi
ces of Court Rob Roy, No. g. f. of A. I
There will be up.to-date entertainment
on Wednesday Thursday and Friday
evenings from to 8. Dancing each
evening from s to IL. Music by Riley's
orchestra OF three pieces.
A hearing in the civil suit Of George
against Andrew knutson is
being held in the city court room to-day
before John II. Senter as referee The
ease is suit Tor damages brought by
on the claim that some two
years ago knutson turned the surface
water from its natural drainage course
across Kynock avenue and onto the
of the plaintiff, and that the
water flooded the cellar and barn OF the
plaintiff. r. L. Scott and NJ. NJ. Cor
ion appear for the plaintiff and J Ward
Carver for the defendant.
Thursday arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows: G. b. Brown, A. c.
Wyer, J. II. Rauney Boston; J. A. Hunt
pr, St. Johnsbury; F. A. Wright, Low
III; F. W. Ellis. Rochester, \. Y; Is
ielle Hart, New York City; II. A. Lewis,
A. d. Hall, Bostoni Mr.. and
Mrs f. A. r. White. New York City;