The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-19
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Remnant sale at Abbott's.

/ IS - ny RNhktl FFiib w ~NNH EN' y
to-day on business trip.
William Wishart went to Mortified
to-day on business visit
Best light and dark prints on satur-
day 90 yard, at Vaughan's.
Public whist party in Odd Fellows
hall Friday evening at o'clock.
/ A cure for winter l.lues is ton Of
our coal. The D. NJ. Miles Coal Co.
Clyde Fraser Of South Barre is spend.
ing several days with relatives in North
field.
W G. johnson, ir, left last night for
New York, on few days business
trip.
! H. A. Douglass, clerk in Moore &
Owens store, is confined to his home
with illness.
At the Barre opera house Wednesday
evening February J. you can hear the
College Singing Girls.
John Nelson, ir., who accompanied Ar
thur Commuskey to Northampton, Mass,
is expected home to-day.
Mrs P. L. Grendell has returned to
her home in Waterbury, after passing
few days with friends here.
Regular meeting of Winnetta council
No. 10, ID. OF p, /. o. r. NJ, Thursday
evening, January 10, at o'clock. Adop-
ton.
Goddard seminary win play its second
basketball game of the season at Mont
pelier tonight with the Capitals, The
game win be played in the Y Nj. G. A.
Mrs. Josephine Bauchamp and daugh-
ter, Mildred, of Springfield, Mass, who
have been spending the last four weeks
with her sister on Washington street,
returned home to-day.
Jones & Nye are equipped to take
sleighing parties. having the largest and
most up-to-date barge in the city. Thir-
ty adults can be comfortably taken care
Of. For terms, telephone l26-L
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Colby were visitors
at the home Of the formers mother,
Mrs. +. c. Colby. on Washington street
last Thursday, il being Miss Mary A.
Merrilrs s7th birthday anniversary.
Stephen Rizzi. Of the Rizzi Brothers
granite firm, left the city last night on
an extended business trip through the
West. During his absence Mr. Rizzi will
visit in Chicago, Cleveland and Denver,
Col.
A prominent feature OF the program
given at the opera house Wednesday
evening. February !, is the work of Mr.
Eceles, both in his monologues and
songs, and the musical sketches by him
and the young women.
Mr.. and Mrs George Warren OF Mont
pelief visited Mr.. Warren's brother, Al
bert Warren. Tuesday, it being the lat.
ter's 10th birthday anniversary. He re-
ceiyed los postcards on that occasion,
for which he extends thanks.
There will be a regular meeting of the
brieklayers and masous union Thursday
evening, January ~, at o'clock All
members are urged TO be present, as the
matter Of insurance is to come mp for
consideration and action. W. V. Avery,
secretary.
The funeral OF William r.. Sowden,
whose body was brought here from Hi
hernia, n, J., yesterday, was held from
Badgers undertaking rooms this morn
ing at o'clock Rev Il. 0. Thayer,
pastor OF the Hedding Methodist church,
conducted services Mt the grave. Inter
ment took place in Hope cemetery
The members Of the 1910 commercial
class Of Spaulding high school enjoyed !
sleigh ride to Plainfeld in Cutters !
barge last evening On reaching their |
destination, the party were served with |
an oyster supper at the Plainiield house. !
The remainder oil the evening was spent |
in dancing and playing games, the com
pany's returning 10 this city at late |
hour Mr.. aud Mrs Perley NJ Carr |
the affair.
Gentlemens night was delightfully."- OBJ
served by the Tourist club last evening /
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs Guy Var |
mum of Jefferson street. Dinner, served /
at $3.50 o'clock. was followed by bridge /
whist. Twenty couples participated and I
q pleasant time was enjoyed. The hon
ors OF the evening were awarded to Mr.. /
and Mrs Leonard Hutchinson. The at@l
fair proved to be one OF the most sue
cessful socially that the club has under.
taken.
new program of vaudeville comes
to the Pavilion to-day; both acts are /
said to be excellent Kennedy and Lee
were formerly with Vogel's MINISTRIES
and the advance agent OF that company
spoke very highly of them VIII Baum,
the eornet virtuoso, who comes to-day I
was for many years known as 'the boy 4
wonder due to his remarkable musical
talent, but having outgrown the boy
hood period calls himself Will Baum,
One of his features is
a duet on two cornets, playing both at
the same time. He also uses several
other instruments. "Auld Robin Gray"
the Scotch poem picture, viii be the
feature picture for to-day.