The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

b. Colnmbo and g. Cato of Mortified
visited friends in the city yesterday.
William Carroll is seriously i'll with
pneumonia at his home on Cliff street.
Get "Maish comfort" at big dis
count at Perry's You win need them
Frank ID. Sartelle is i'll with appendi-
citis at his home on North Main street
James f. Burke of West Rutland ar
rived in the city to-day on business
visit
The Philomathian club will meet with
Miss Wheelock Tuesday evening at 7;l5
o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur C. Tilden visited
at the home of his parents in Mortified
yesterday.
H Barre granite quarries with about $50
acres quarry land for sale. Worth in
vestigating
Arthur s. Martin returned Saturday
night from a short business trip to New
York City.
Long cloth. nainsook, Berkeley cam
brio and bleached cotton, special prices
at Vaughan's.
Freshly mined nut, stove or egg coal
delivered on short notice by the d. NJ.
Miles Coal Co.
/ The Cleaners win hold social with
Mrs. A. w Badger, % Eastern avenue,
Tuesday evening.
/ Mrs. Flora Annis returned Saturday
from the Pittsford sanatorium, consider
ably improved in health.
G. s. Wallace resumed his work this
morning in the Peoples Shoe store, after
three weeks absence on account of
illness.
| Frank Cuidici Of the Guidici Bros
Granite company was taken to the Hea-
ton hospital Yesterday for an operation
for appendicitis.
Mrs. Josie Leahey returned yesterday
to her home in Lake Placid, ~ ", after
coming here with the body of her nus
/ band, Patrick J. Leahey.
| George Booth, who has been in Des
Moines, Iowa, for the past five months,
working at his trade of stone cutter,
returned TO Barre to-day.
Granite City lodge, No. 593, New Eng
land Order of Protection, win hold a
regular meeting Tuesday evening Feb,
II, in Foresters' hall at o'clock.
You can save IS cents BY subscribing
for the Designer, 10 cents a copy, but
only IS cents year Get your sub.
scriptions renewed at Perry's store.
Abraham Lincoln was the theme for
several sermons throughout the city yes
terday, in commemoration OF the l02d
anniversary of the birth of the martyred
president
Young and old folks dance under the
auspices Of the ladies' auxiliary Of the
A. o. II. Thursday evening. February 10.
in the X. OF G. hall Refreshments of
sandwiches, cake and coffee. Admission
25 cents.
We have our tables now arranged with
low-eut prices on crockery. This is all
perfect ware. and values offered should
be seen to be appreciated, We cordially
invite the public inspection, c. n. Ken
yon 4 Co.
The civic federation has engaged Miss
White the dean OF women at Middlebury
college, to lecture on "Women's Clubs
and Social Retterment," Friday, the
18th, at the Congregational church. The
tickets are 25 cents.
All wishing TO attend the anniversary
of the Eagles win please leave their
names with the following committee:
Robert Duncan. d. Wyllie, Thos. Gar,
rity, James Hastings, Della Merlo,
Charles Trentini and James Gallagher,
Coming What's comings ST. YaIen-
tines day, of course; also the "conun-
drum supper under the auspices OF I
Granite City lodge, n +. O. p, at For. I
esters hall Tuesday evening, February I
IA. Come and wear your thinking cap. .
Dancing will follow the supper.
Bert Hutchins started from his farm 4
in Barre yesterday to drive to North !
field. but when he reached the place OF I
John Jones, his horse dropped dead. The
animal was p years OF age and valued
at $3.50. Mr.. Hutchins feels his loss (
keenly. He walked to this city and took I
the midnight train for Mortified.
Everybody is invited to the special
prayer meetings at the First Baptist 4
church Tuesday and Wednesday evenings (
at 1880. Evangelist Rev H. r. Myers /
comes Thursday night for ten days
mission. The public is cordially invited. [
Mr.. Myers is good singer and speaker
and a clean, sweet spirited man, "a work
man that needeth not to be ashamed"
The basketball team Of Goddard sem
mary defeated the strong Hardwick town
meet Saturday night at Hardwick, the
score being 26 to Z. Richardson and
Carr were the high scorers, the former
getting six baskets and the latter getting
four. McLeay made the sensational
shot, however, from almost the length
OF the floor Goddard and Spaulding
high are expected to meet for the first
time this season at the Church street
Wednesday evening of this
week
"A Rough Riders Romance tale OF
the Cuban war In this romantic war
drama, We present another Of Kalem's
popular military stories During the
action of the narrative, one Of the most
realistic and exciting battle scenes ever
filmed is shown. Perfect photography
permits the spectator to follow the
moves OF the American troops as they
rush across the open plain and up the
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