The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

Warren +. Richardson is confined to
the house with illness.
Lots OF goods at half price; come TO
this store to-day Vaughans.
| II. J. LaRoe left Saturday for Bur
lington on a brief business trip.
Fred Simpson Of Greensboro was a
business visitor in the city Saturday.
Would like the address of some gen
tleman who plays chess. p. 0. Box 325
Men prefer Miers' sanitary barber
shop because of the excellent service.
New postals of Barre with mottos, at
the Barre Book store, two for five cents.
w. f. Milne Of South Main street
spent Sunday with friends in Burling-
ton.
N. Peleggi of Mortified was among
the business visitors in the city Satur-
day.
J. 4. Miles of Burlington was among
the business visitors in this city TO-
day.
Z. L. Walen returned this forenoon
from a several days business trip to
Burlington
Deputy Sheriff Eugene +. Campbell OF
Waterbury was in the city ON business
trip to-day.
Miss Grace Dillon Of Merchant street
lett this noon for Boston for months
visit with relatives.
Don't forget the date Friday. Febru.
airy 2; chicken-pie supper Wheret
Congregational church.
Headquarters for sleighing parties.
with supper included, Plainfeld house,
9 IA. Halves, proprietor.
Charles Arnholm returned this morn
ing from Waterbury. where he spent
the weekend with friends
John II. Jones of fremont street re.
turned Saturday from Corinth, where he
has been for the past week.
The Athena club viii meet with Mrs.
II. NJ, Houston, 50 Maple avenue. Tues
day evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Miss Berniee Prndle, Miss Susan
Nichols and Miss Ruth Hughes visited
friends in Planfeld yesterday
Francesca Tayala of Hardwick re-
turned home last night, after spending
few days with friends in the city.
Augusta Bertoli left last night for
Boston, where he intends to meet rela-
tives expected to arrive from Italy.
Joseph NJ Taft of Merchant street is
able to be out Of doors. after a few
days confinement on account OF illness.
w. H. Gale of Wellington street left
this morning on an extended business
trip through the northern part Of the
state,
ID affittarsi tenimenti da 4-5-6-7 LOCAL.
ION Caldo, Luce Elettriea Gas. Riyol-
gersi ALA Farmaeia Italiana or da Zan-
eoni, A Granite street. Il
Frank Joy. the trap-drummer, who
ias been assisting Rileys orchestra in
he absence Of Judson Hughes. left last
light for his home in Claremont, y II.
The Barre opera house orchestra fur
lIshed music for the dance held in Miles
all Saturday evening. The hall was
gain filed to It's capacity with dancers
Miss Maggie Brusa of Howard street
caves tonight for New York City,
whence she viii sail Wednesday for a
wo months sojourn with relatives in
tally.
William Alexander returned to Mont I
cal yesterday, after being called here /
" the sudden Illness OF Mrs Barbara
'ordiner OF Washington street, whose
cndition is much improved.
James d. Farrell commenced work this
corning for J. C. Griggs at the Phoenix
life Insurance company. He will make
he collections OF the company's acct
emit policies formerly made by J. A.
'obertson.
George A. Bemis of Long street re
urned home Saturday, after spending
en- days with relatives in Boston anil
ieinty. Mr.. Bemis resumed his duties Z
5 janitor at the city building Saturday h
fternoon. ;,
On account Of a derailment which oe P
lrred near Richmond, the Central Yer.
lont train from Burlington and other
oints north. due into Barre at 945 this
,renoon, did not reach here until two
ours later.
The members OF the senior academic
lass at Spaulding high school who
BOX part in their playlet, which was
resented last Friday evening, had their
ictures taken Saturday by G. Bau at
is studio in the Currier block.
Guests registered at the City hotel
esterday and to-day were as follows:
G. Good. Rome n. Y; J. J. Stearns.
F. H. Mann, Woodsville. n.
+: " j. Jameson, Burlington; Mr..
nd Mrs. P. Marquis, Philadelphia; Ed
ard Triple, Boston.
J. c. Griggs left this noon for Hart
I'D, Conn, TO attend the annual CON
,ntiou of the New York and New
ngland agents of the Phnnix Life In