The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

business trip to st. Johnsbury and vi
! cinity.
! r.. H. Booth of Essex Junction ar.
rived in the city this morning for a
| few days business visit
George Murray was in NorthRed to.
day ON business connected with the Sui
liyan Machinery company.
Mrs. Henry Mute of North Main street
went to st. Albans yesterday for a
weeks visit with relatives.
Miss Jessie Belmay of Morrisville ar
rived in the city last evening for sew
eral days visit with relatives.
William Nelson has returned to his
] home in Millbury, Mass, after few
days visit with friends in this city.
Mrs. Christine Henry returned to-day
from Mortified, where she has been for
the last few weekc, on a nursing case,
d. w. Mcdonald of Perry street left
to-day for Sherbrooke, p. O., where he
will spend several days with relatives.
Mrs. Matte H. Ctapp of Washington
street left this noon for Riyerton, Va,
where she will spend several weeks with
relatives.
A. S. Beekereeh of Boston an ad-
vance agent for "The Cowboy and the
Thief" was business visitor in the
| city to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs w f. Carroll, who have
been visiting here for the past few days
with relatives, have returned TO their
home at Wiuooski
There is an /. NJ. p. "Uncle's Visit" ("
at the Biiou to-day, good l. M. p. pie
ture and the kind that CLUES your eyes
to the picture screen.
Mrs. Dan ]. Morse and daughter
Cleora, of fremont street, left this noon
for South Royalton, where they will
visit relatives for few days.
A division of the Ladies' Auxiliary of
the A. o. H.. will be instituted in Wa
terbury, at Saint Anthony's hall, Sun
day afternoon, February III, az o'clock.
A regular meeting of the Queen of
the Forest circle viii be held this (Fri-
day. evening at o'clock Let all mem
bors try TO be present; important busi
ness
Thermometers in the lower part of
the city registered from rs to is de-
skirts indicated an even lower tempera-
ture.
Friend y. Whitcomb of Beacon street
ltft this noon for Burlington, where he
will visit his daughter, Miss Berniee
Whitcomb a student in the Burlington
Business college.
Mrs Laraway Of Montreal P. O., who
has been passing ten days with rela-
tiyes in this city and East Barre, left
to-day for Champlain, n. u. TO remain
for week before returning home.
The ladies' coat to be given away by
the Franklyn- Hiatt company at the OPP
era house tomorrow afternoon is gar
ment any lady should be proud to own.
All children attending the matinee to-
morrow win be given present.
Special for Saturday: Peach blossoms
l5c per h., klondike drops l5c per b.,
butter scotch waters l5c per h., bon bons
and chocolates in fancy boxes at 22c, for
Saturday only. All candy made strictly
fresh Saturday morning. Ihe Barre
Candy Kitchen.
The ladies' and pastors union Of The
Hedding Methodist church held large
ly attended meeting in the church YES
try yesterday afternoon, at which time
the following new members were adj
Newhall, and Mrs. Warren Kimball.
Alex Emslie was the victim of
painful accident yesterday. when a piece
OF granite flew from the bullset he was
using while at work at Burke brothers
and inflicted a cut in his left eve. 1t
viii be at least two weeks before Mr..
Emslie viii be able to resume work.
s. Hollister Jackson, public service
commissioner. left last night on a bus
mess trip to Boston. Mr.. jackson was
in the train wreck near Emslies green
house, but escaped uninjured and was
transferred to another train in order
to reach his destination.
Guests registered at the City hotel
yesterday and sco-day were as follows. !
A. A. Flanders, Baltimore, Md: H. r. !
Hinman, Orange; +. w. Denison, ST. |
Albans; j. Robbins, Boston; j. NJ Du- |
telle, Rutland; Ed. Leprohoson, Boston;
+. B. Stowe, Bellows Falls; f. w Miller, |
Boston; F. ". Cunningham, Boston.
While employed on a plumbing job |
at the home of Harry Patterson on /
Nelson street yesterday forenoon, George /
Laviolette lost his balance and fell a /
distance of several feet from a step lad |
der. The left knee was severely in
jured by the fall and Mr.. Laviolettes |
physician says it will be at least two
weeks before he is able to be out of /
doors The injured man is employed by
G. w. Averill & Co.
In connection with the wedding anni-
versary reception given in honor Of Mr..
and Mrs. John b Kelly of Liberty street,
night, which was surprise
party to them, it is stated that the
committee in charge was composed of
the following: Patrick Noonan, David
Wyllie, Joseph Stumpf, Mrs. Annie Car
roll, Mrs. O. n. Granger and Mrs. A. H.
Burke Choice refreshments were served
during the evening and in addition to
Rev. A. G. Griffin, who made presenta-
lion speech, Rev. p. NJ. McKenna of
st. Moniea's church made a few con-
yratulatory remarks. =
The new program of vaudeville, that
opened yesterday at the Pavilion for
.hree-day engagement. consists of two
tery pleasing acts. The act offered bv
Ernie and Ernie, which is billed as three
eet of comedy" is a novelty. The bill
ng of the act thus is derived from the
act that Mr.. Ernie has only one foot,
md the lady, Mrs. Ernie, having two
eet, makes q total of three feet in the
lct and it is an extremely pleasing act.
They get numerous rounds of applause
md many laughs, offering singing. dane
ng and some very difficult and anus
nc stunts on a erutch. Waldron and
}ass also present an excellent act, put
ing over some very funny jokes in Ger
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