The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-04
TALK OF THE TOWN.


r. M. Andreani went to Burlington
yesterday on business trip.
A fresh supply of Berwick cakes Just
received at E, NJ. Lyons store.
Michael Dorherty OF Hardwiek has
been in the city for few days,
\ H. r. Fellows Of West Topsham was
in the city yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stewart have
been visiting for few days in Ran
dolph.
Mrs. w. A. Lane and son, William,
are passing few days with relatives
in Randolph.
G. +, Young, proprietor Of the Barre
shoe store, is spending few days in
Burlington.
Phone Cutler Bros, No. 100, if you
want surrey anywhere in the city;
price rs cents.
The Barre Inyincibes will play basket
ball with the Cabot five at Cabot next
Friday evening,
A. CONFETTI, who has been passing sew
eral months in Italy, arrived in this
city yesterday.
! 0. n, Granger, who was called to Can.
ada by the illness and death OF a sister,
has returned home.
Mrs. John Worcester has returned
home, after spending week with
| friends in Randolph.
White goods, cambria, long cloths,
nainsook, faxons, lawns, special prices
this month at Vaughan's.
| Miss Lois Mcneil, who has been pass.
| ing week with friends in Stowe, Nor
risville and Waterbury, returned home
to-day.
Miss Ethel Wishart is absent from her
duties at Eastmans store on account OF
the illness of her mother, Mrs Barbara
! Wishart.
Mrs. George II. Topper Of Keith ave-
nue. went to-day to East Braintree,
where she win spend the weekend with
relatives.
The Vermont Fruit Store handles Ed
ison monographs Of all sizes, including
the 2minute and 4minute disc and CYL
ipder records,
Charles Brown has moved his house
hold goods from Franklin street into the
house on Cliff street recently vacated
by c. K. Allen,
Joseph Nelson went this afternoon to
Winooski where he will remain over
Sunday with his father. who is confined
to the Fanny Allen hospital,
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Papin returned
yesterday TO their home in Burlington,
after spending few days with Mr.
Papin's brother, John Popin.
NJ David wishes to inform his board
ers that meals will be served at his
house on Granite street until mnchroom
quarters can be fitted up in the Seam.
PM building
When the general alarm was sounded
in for the fire in the Lane building this
morning, the bell failed to ring az the
central fire station Owing to the diff
culties resulting from the storms of the
past few days, the bell had been ar
ranged to operate on a split circuit, sep
arated from the whistle.
social evening will be held by the
Barre Golf club at the X. Of P. hall
Friday evening, February "a, at which
time tie cups won last season by the
individual contestants will be presented.
All members of the club are requested
to keep this date in mind and be pres.
ent, as a good time will be had.
Among the Friday arrivals at the no.
tel Otis were the following persons:
o. y. Moulton, Burlington; +. A. vii.
son, Scranton, Pa d. n. Chamberlain.
Chicago; J E. Marcheetti, Mortified;
f, R. Fellows, West Topsham; f. J.
Ryckerts, Des Moines, Ia; w. f. Firklin.
Northfeldi ]. A. Cummings, Des Moines.
Nelson r. Coffrin Of Keene, N. IT,, win
organize choral union in Montpelier
next Wednesday evening at 1880, in the
Kellogg Hubbard library hall. and Barre
musicians are especially invited. Barre
might well consider engaging Mr.. Cot
frin to organize a choral union here. and
it is hoped that those interested in such
an undertaking win visit Montpelier
Wednesday evening next.
Col. T. b. Mead circle, No. /, cordially
invites all soldiers in the city to meet az
the Grand Army hall Friday afternoon
February 10, at $3.50. The circle win
furnish good program and refresh
ments will be served to ALL Let us unite
in making this a day long to be remem.
beFed by the soldiers, and we assure
them they win receive a cordial well
come from the Ladies Of tho Grand
Army.
Companion court, l. o. f., had a Jolly
good time in their hall last night. after
the meeting, in the shape of a social
and dance with brother Foresters and
friends All made merry and left wish
ing for many more such times The
social was in charge Of the companions,
assisted by the Foresters. The brothers
who assisted are hereby rendered thanks.
The committee in charge of the affair
included Mrs, Forbes, Mrs. Gregoire, Mrs.
Folsom. Mrs Provonchie, Mrs Bruce.
Mrs. Colby, Mrs, Jackson, Mrs Lam.
bert.