The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

is confined to the house by illness.
Henry Lascor went to Waterbury this
noon for Il few days visit with friends
Stella Graham OF Ayers street is visit
ing with friends in Williamstown for 3
| few days.
Harry Goodwin of Bethlehem, N. H,
is passing few days with friends ii
the city.
| c. Z. searles left this noon on q
short business trip to Burlington and
vicinity.
Arthur Carroll of Beacon street is able
to be ont of doors, after slight attack
of tonsilitis.
Another barrel Of eye old fashioned
horehound drops" just received at the
Red Cross.
A. w. Beattie of South Main street
is taking two weeks vacation from
his duties at Jones Bros.
Frank Lane of Williamstown is in this
city for few days visiting his brother,
John Lane, at the hotel Otis.
Public Scotch dance, Worthen hall,
Saturday evening, Feb. 8, at s o'clock.
Gentlemen, soc; ladies free.
Hyder Habeb returned home this fore
noon. after spending several days in
Peacham and Barnet on business.
Leslie Crighton, who was recently
operated upon for appendicitis at the
City hospital, is able to be out.
Peter Desautels left last night for
Plattsburg, N. Y, where he will re-
main for few days on business.
William Davidson, who has been visit
ing with relatives at RoXbury for the
past week, returned to this city to-day.
Ten pieces of 36-inch percale, the reg
ular l21ae per yard quality, for special
on Saturday at DC per yard at Perry's.
The condition of Mrs. Barbara Cord.
ner, who has been seriously i'll at her
home on Washington street, is much i'm
proved
Mrs. ID. H. Cutler OF Jefferson street,
who has been confined to the house for
several days, was able TO be out OF doors
yesterday.
r. NJ. Fowler of Boston, travelling
freight agent for the G. NJ. q st. ?.
lines was in the city on business yester-
day.
T. c. Wallace of Boston, a travel
lines, was in the city yesterday on bus.
iress.
Mrs. Minnie Bordeaux returned yes
terday to her home in Berlin. n. H.,
after spending ten days with relatives
in the city.
The young people of the Methodist
church will have a sleigh ride to Plain
field Friday night win start from the
church at $3.50 sharp.
MIR and Mrs. Grover LaChance, who
have been visiting relatives in the city
for a week past, returned to-day to
their home in Winooski.
Gordon Smith of Canandaigua, N. y, !
whc is spending some time at his home !
in South Ryegate, is in the city for |
u few days on business.
The amusement committee OF the l. |
O O. L., NJ. e., will meet at the home |
OF Mrs. William Stephens, 10 Warren |
street, Thursday at p. M.
Rev G. B. Castellini Of the Italian |
Baptist church will preach in the Saliva /
ton Army hall tonight, Thursday |
Service. eonmenees at s O'clock, s@a
A telephone has been installed at |
the home of Officer Edwin j. Mcleod !
OH South Main street. Officer Mcleod /
resides at the home of Charles Kaye I
and the number is 1901.
The Independent Order OF Foresters
will hold social dance after the meet
ng Friday evening, Feb 2 in Worthen
block All Foresters aud friends are
invited. Fifty cents per couple
There viii be leap year social at
he Baptist church for the Philatheas
md Baracas and their friends Friday,
Feb. g Admission. ladies l0c. Gentle
nen please bring al unch for two.
Almon Bellville and William Halvosa,
of G. w Averill & Co., are
u Washington for a few days, INSTALL
NC heating apparatus for Irving Bates.
A genuine, all rubber, full size, hot wa
es bottle, regular Sl.25 standard make,
h, balance of this week, or while they
asst, for 79e at the Red Gross. This
: the last chance.
Special for Friday and Saturday, To
very purchaser of three copies of sheet
lusic, | will give the choice of one copy {
Mt of selection OF 1900 Century edi- !
ion Mrs. II. 5. Miles, millner, 10 !
,orth Main street.
j. c. Griggs returned to this city to-
ay from Hartford, Conn, where he at
ended the annual meeting of the New I
'ork and New England agents of the I
'hGnix Mutual Life Insurance company, {
fhich was held there this week.
A derelct dog, which has followed 8
oyce's bakery team around the city for ]
everal weeks, was apprehended by po- |
&c officers yesterday and as the ami I
lal was minus a collar he was turned y
ver to Constable NJ b Nichols to-day \
nd dispatched. E
Democracy" is the subject of the Z
'cture by Rev. Francis A. Poole, which
to be given at the opera house Fri
ay evening Feb 2, under the auspices I
( the Barre civic federation. Tickets /
re now on sale at Hendricks Prices, v
) and 80 cents. i
A large number of Barre Christian ?
ndeavorers are planning to attend the 9
=, rally and social at the Bethany {
,ureh. Montpelier, Feb. 2. State Presi o
mt Rev Fraser Metzger of Randolph b
i'll speak during the evening. A splen- i
d time is assured. o
Raphael Barshe of Prospect street p
aves tomorrow for New London, Conn, a
/ business, after which he will go to "
ew York to visit his wife. Mr. Bashe c
i'll be gone about ten days, during d
hich time all repair work can be left s.
Romanis' store. Fl
Benjamin GOodell, formerly resident l.
North Montpelier and well known in "
are, has returned to Vermont, after fl
ssing several years in Florida. Dur o.
Q the Journey homeward, Mr. Goodell h
an illness which at the pres M