The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-14
TALK OF The Town.

noon from the Fanny Allen hospital,
where he has been for an operation.
John Fallon went to Newport to-day,
where he has employment.
A. W. Allen went to St Johnsbury
to-day on a business trip
+. w. Bancroft went TO st. Johnsbury
to-day on business visit.
Peter Hsmel, who has been confined to
his home with illness for the past week,
is able 10 be out again.
Mrs. Aaron Richardson of Washing
ton visited friends in the city to-day.
Miss Hattie Lander OF Pearl street is
able to sit up for time each day, after
a ten days illness with the grippe
Percy Keir of Craftsbury, formerly a
student at Goddard seminary, is passing
a few days with friends in the city.
Miss Mildred Mclean has gone to
Montpelier, where she is employed as
stenographer in W. n. Theriault's office
See Shepard's adv for bargains.
Thomas Garrity, substitute letter car
rier at the post office, is taking the place
of Harry Hodghton, who is off duty
on account of illness
You can save 4J cents by subscribing
for the Designer, 10 cents copy, but
only T5 cents a year Get your sub
scriptions renewed at Perrys store.
The members of "The Red Mill" com
pany arrived in the city this morning
from Burlington, where the company
played TO a crowded house.
Mrs. N. P. Cashen OF Mortified is
spending several days at the home OF
Frank Peterson of West street.
James Mckenzie resumed his duties in
the Eagle cafe to-day, after an illness
covering several days.
Richard Hourigan of Milford, Mass,
has arrived in the city and will be em-
ployed here.
Joseph Charles and Joseph Romans
of Prospect street left last night for
Providence, X. l., where they were called
by the death of a relative
Frank Guidici was operated on for APP
pendicitis at the Heaton hospital at
yesterday, and his condition
is reported to be. very favorable for his
rapid recovery
DeVronde, the slack wire king. is
drawing large crowds OF amusement
seekers at the Bijou daily An excel.
lent program of pictures is alone worth
the admission price,
Monday and Tuesday arrivals at the
City hotel were registered as follows:
c. II. Aldrioh, Springfield, Mass; w. A..
Moore. G.. NJ Murray. New York CITY;
+. r. Weloh, j. A. Madden, Mrs. Adams.
Bernice Martin, Virginia Stuart, Frank
Haish H. B. Emery, f. Miller, Miss vii.
son, New York City; P. 7. Donovan,
Miss Wadington, Mrs. Mad
len. Mr. and Mrs. Shafer, New York
City.
William King left to-day for Portland,
Me-, where he will remain for several
months.
Mrs Susan Harris is in Worcester,
where she was called by the illness and
leath of her father, Henry johnson.
BY investing dime, you can have the
line of your life at the valentine social
% be given by the Y. p. A. In the
church basement Wednes.
lay evening, February Is. Ladies bring
'alentines IN sealed envelopes
Arthur I. Smith of Barre Town has
,old his property, consisting of house
md lot in West Topsham village, to
Hiss l., Mabel Thurston of West Somer.
lille, Mass. Miss Thurston buys the
,lace for summer residence. The sale
vas made through The ID. A. Perry Real
estate agency,
The civic federation has engaged Miss
White OF Middlebury college TO lecture
N "Women's Clubs and Social Better |
nent" at the Congregational church Fri |
lay, February II, at o'clock The |
ickets are a quarter and viii be ON sale |
t Hendricks.
Miss White will read from Myra Kel- /
ey's Little Citizens" after the lecture /
friday evening
Eagles, attention! Anniversary will
'e held "Wednesday evening, Feb. 10, in
yoodmen's hall.
The first regular rehearsal of the
choral union will be held I
evening in the kellogg Hub.
ard library at Montpelier. 1t has been
ranged that Barre singers and others
utside of Montpelier can secure tickets
or the series at $3.50 each.
Monday arrivals at the hotel Otis were
5 follows: II. D. Goble, Burlington;
sisters, Boston; c. A. Saun-
ers, D. J.. Downey, Boston; G. d. Var
ey, Randolph; F. L. Smith, Albany,
T. Y; I. d. Simmons, Boston, r. j.
funson, Springfield, Mass; w. J, Smith.
'tica, n. Y; r, DeVronde, Boston; w.
|. Gleason, Boston; A. F. Boyce, Hard
lick; J. b. Kimball, New York City;
/. r. McCurdy, Boston L, j. Blanchard,
almer, Mass.
w. R. Rowland Of East Coriuth was
mong the business visitors in the city
esterday.
Those who attended the Pavilion last
ight witnessed very pleasing show
he Shepperly sisters proved themselves
, be highly talented musicians and
orthy Of praise, some of the best fea.
ares of their act being cornet, violin
nd cello solos and a cornet and cello ,
net. The beauty of this last number
rought down the house. The Ito Jap
nese family also scored heavily One
the features of this act is the ladder ]
swords. a trick that none other than /
spanese people were ever known 70 do. {
ow they do il is a secret they have
larded for wears. The Japanese iiu
tsu and fencing brought forth roars of
tighter. The apparatus the lady uses.
insisting OF a stock and cord attached,
ith a bali at the end Of the cord, is
pied after an ancient japanese weap-
! OF warfare, except in olden DAYS the
.ticle at the end of the cord was
,ck. instead of soft ball The Jap
iese lady at the Pavilion shows great a
i'll in the use OF this weapon. as she :
n nail her hubby a resounding whack O
j the "dome" every time he comes with. {
reach.