The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

night at Vaughan's.
Z. A. Folsom Of MarshfieH was among
the business visitors in the city yester-
day.
| Ronald w. Gaud, who has been absent
on business trip to Boston and New
ing.
Il. P. Woods of Essex Junction has
been spending a few days in the city
on business.
Seallops, oysters and a large lot OF
finnan haddies at Smith * Cummings Sat
urday evening
Public Scotch dance, Worthen hall,
Saturday, Jan. 20, at s o'clock; gents
50 cents, ladies' free.'
c. w. Perry and W. w. Sutton left
this morning on short business trip to
Roxbury and Bethel.
Miss Edith Blanchard of Randolph is
passing few days with her sister, Miss
Estella Blanchard, in this city,
T. +. Gregory returned this morning
to his home in Burlington, after a rev
days visit with friends in the city.
Robert Huntley returned last night to
his home in Fan River, Mass, after a
few days business visit in the city.
Mrs. J. Ward Carver of Church street
returned home to-day, after spending the
week at her former home in Richmond.
John C. Griggs went to Waterbury
this morning on business trip con-
nected with the Phoenix Life Insurance.
Co.
Michael Flynn, who has been spend |
ing several days in the city with friends,
left this morning for his home in Rut
land
Mrs. Mary Il. Snow Of York Beach,
Me-, who has been visiting her son.
w. II. Snow, left to-day for Hanover,
N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Williams Of
Williamstown were guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Waterman OF
Currier street yesterday.
Austin Booth, who has been spending
several days in this city and Williams
town on business, returned this morning
W AAo uphAG III
Auction sale of Williamstown Gulf
House furniture Saturday Of this week
at Bolster block, city. See ad. on page
7. G. F. Smith, auctioneer.
Mrs. T. Marquette returned this morn
ing to her home in Stone, 7. O., after (;
having passed three months with rela-
tives in Barre and Websterville.
Walter NJ Houghton, who has been
visiting w. III. Snow at the City hotel,
returned last night to Burlington, where
ne is engaged as day clerk at the hotel
7. c. Coburn, who has been spending
| few days in the city on business and
Is a guest OF c. A. Brown of Cliff street,
-eturned this morning TO his home in
st. Adams.
Mrs. Harry Patch and son, Ralph, of
Mount street went this morning TO Rich
nond, where they will spend the week
nd with relatives, going later to Jefrer-
onville and Fletcher for a visit.
Carl Hollenbach. who until recently {
las been employed at the Barre Steam j
huiihA LUIS Ap-UlEht w " dAtA bui
where he las secured employment with ,
arr Bros He will be accompanied by
Yrs. Hollenbach
The public is invited to the Direct
importing eompany's store, ll6 North !
Main street on Saturday, Jan. 20, where
hey will be served delicious cup OF
he special Plantation blend coffee ON J
making purchase.
Charles H. Wishart secretary Of the
3ranite Manufacturers association. leaves
he city Monday for Harrisburg, Pa, G
where he will attend the fourth annual j
convention OF the Retail Monument
Dealers association OF Pennsylvania
secretary Wishart will represent Barre
-ranite and on the printed programs
which have been forwarded to different !.
members of the association, he 10 slated
o speak on the topic, Barre Granite,
is Use and Abuse" y. G. Lamson OF
Boston, who is well known to granite I
len in this section. win speak ON Tho b
'etail Monument Dealer and His Adj f
ertsementn A paper on "The Izzer b
ociety," by A. J. Knapp of this city, &
ill be read at the meeting. as Mr. e
,napp win be unable to be present
he convention opens January "a and
ill continue until Thursday evening,
anuary 25
Posters circulated around the city yes.
arday announcing hockey match to he
layed at the rink on Goddard seminary i
lmpus Wednesday afternoon indicate .,
nat interest in this winter sport is re- O.
living. The match is advertised to take "
lace between the sseminary team and il
even players from the city, representing 81
ne Barre All-Stars. The early part OF T
he winter witnessed some excellent b,
<ating in the rear of the Trow & Hold. p
a plant, as well as ON small ponds out b.
de the city limits. Several devotees ei
the pastime got together then and G
rganized a team. Later the sport re- W
lived a new impetus at the seminary, t.
nd an organization was also effected On z
re hill Goddard is said to possess some VI
lst material and number of expert. al
iced followers of the puck are avail. a
Die in the city, so an evenly contested
,me may be expected. Each year ut b!
lie seminary the students construct NJ
NIX, and the two teams will clash on CT
lie school rink. It is understood that ca
oddard will meet Norwich university W
/ the rink before the winter expires w
Notice. so