The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

Extra sale of black pettieoats, ACC
69c, 79c and up at Vaughan's
Samuel }. Segel went to Burlington
this morning on business visit.
Fred Il. Worthley of Washington was
a business visitor in the city to-day.
Il. X. Hill OF Washington street left
to-day on business trip to Mortified.
I Special review L. o. T. NJ. Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock in X. OF ?. hall.
w G. Sanborn of Bradford was among
the business visitors in the city yester'
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Clark of Morris,
vile visited friends in the city yester-
day.
\ Edison Doe of South Newbury has been
\ passing few days in the city on bust
ness.
W. s. Young OF Leominster, Mass, IL
visiting friends in the city for a few
days.
A daughter was born this morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Ellis of l6 Averill
street
! Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Bacon Of Brandon
were among the visitors in the city
yesterday.
Leon w. Burns and Arthur B. Calef
Of Mortified called on friends in the
city yesterday
A daughter was born Sunday to Mr..
and Mrs Chester Blalely of Bethel for
merly OF this city
L. Bonady has returned TO his home
/ in Bethel. after spending lew days
with friends here
"The Soul Kiss company left this
morning for Claremont, n. H., where
they appear tonight
The ladies' aid society OF st. Mon
4 iea's church viii hold its regular meet
ing tonight at the convent
G. Morris OF Grsnitevlle has gone to
1 Burlington, where he win enter hos
pital and undergo an operation.
Clarence Foster and family Of East
Barre will leave soon for Aurora, Ill.,
where they win reside in the future.
4 Mrs. Edward Curtis and son. Stanley.
I OF Orange visited at the home Of Mrs.
Frank Adams Of Elm street yesterday.
/ Mrs. Z. Boucher returned yesterday
! to her home in Brushton n ", after
spending two weeks with relatives here.
Tony Cory left to-day on business
trip through New Hampshire in the in
terests OF the American Clothing com
pany.
Fred T.. Cults resumed his work III
the Union Clothing company to-day, aft
er several days absence on account Of
illness.
Hyder Habeb Of Prospect street left
this morning on an extended business
trip to Peacham and other towns in that
vicinity,
Mrs Leon Keith and son, Arthur. Of
Circle street have returned home, after
visiting with relatives for a few days
in Calais
Miss Corinne Herbert and John Nell
son have gone to st. Armand, Que,
where they win remain with relatives
for a week.
Mrs. Samuel Cronk and daughter,
Irene, OF Toronto, Ont, are visiting az
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs John Maiden
of Merchant street.
c. II. Smith, auctoneer, with the d. a.
Perry Real Estate agency, went TO South
Ryegate to-day to conduct an auction
sale for !. II. Gilfllan.
The Philathea class of the Congrega-
tional church win hold its regular bust
ness meeting Wednesday evening at
1880 in the church parlors.
McEnnellys singing orchestra is com
ing again to the Rowland hall on
Wednesday evening, January II, with a
new program Of concert and dance music,
Melvin Wood, who has been confined
TO the City hospital with typhoid pneu.
monia, has gone to his homo in New
port. n. H. where he will remain until
his recovery is completed.
All those wishing tickets for the Nor
cross lecture at the Baptist church on
Wednesday evening can secure them at
the store Of the Eastern Estate COM
pany, or OF the d. A. Perry Real Estate
office.
Spanish-American war veterans win
meet this evening at 1880 with DR. Jack
son, 20 South Main street, for a smoke
talk and TO see what action they wish
10 tAht Oh Tue HtohhAhtHt dbfSNlVI gnu
TO appoint a committee.
On account Of the collapsing Of the
bridge at Montpelier Junction, the Gem
trial Vermont train due here at 335 this
morning did not arrive until 1882. The
run had to be made TO Williamstown
then, so that the $40 train for the
junction did not leave until $50
Leon G. Rouelle. who conducts bar
Der shop at 3O7 North Main street, will
be unable to work Cor several weeks,
owing to an injury which he suffered
in peculiar manner last Saturday.
While working at the rear OF his place
of business, Mr.. Rouelle slipped on the
ice and, in falling. his hand struck on
a board. A physician examined the in
jury member and found that the man
had sustained a severe fracture of the
right wrist.
The Salvation Army eampmeetings,
held at the Army barracks. appear to
be the "best ever Sunday night, al
though there was no special speaker
present, the crowd was good and a very
good service was held Capt. Thorne
spoke very tellingly on Isaiah l;lS. To
night Capt Annie Huekins OF Mont
pelier and her assistant viii have charge
Of the service Capt. Huckins is very
able speaker and no one wants 60 miss
this meeting. Rev Kingsley Of Mont
pelier will speak on Thursday night. He
also is most interesting speaker. At
tend these meetings. Enjoy good
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