The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-01
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY, JANUARY /, 1912.
Weather Prediction.
Tuesday, fair and colder.
TALK OF THE TOWN

John Keith went to Burlington this
morning for short visit
Our January mark down sale, COM
mencing January 2, at Vaughan's.
Tenement to kent-Seven rooms on
Averill street. Apply to G. w. Averill.
The Clover club will meet with Mrs.
Z. G. Mower Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.
William Dewey returned this morning,
after passing the weekend with friends
in Burlington.
The National Bank of Barre has de-
clared the usual 4 per cent. dividend to
stockholders for the past six months.
For Sale--Cottage house, corner of
! Nelson and Hill street. Would rent to
right party. Warren F. Richardson.
Arthur W. Premier left Saturday night
on an extended business trip to Detroit,
Mich, and Waterloo, Ia, in the inter
ests of Guidici Bros.
Harry W. Quimby Of Academy street
went this morning to Randolph, expect-f
ing to return this evening, accompanied
BY Mrs. Quimby and children.
Miss haywood Robertson returns to-
morrow to New Haven, Conn. after
spending the holidays with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs George Robertson.
Headquarters for popular music. Is
cents copy; also the Century edition.
regular l0-cent music, three copies for
25 cents. Mrs. Fl. $. Miles, 10 No. Main
street.
9. Beor, who has been passing month |
with friends in Barre and with his sis |
ter, Mrs. Zamirini in Waterbury. left |
this morning for his home in Elkns,
w. Va.
Miss Charlene FELTON, and Robert Eel |
ton, who have been passing few days
IN the city as the guests of Misses Lew
nina and Marion Ricksrt Of fremont /
street, returned this morning to their |
home in st. Adams.
Miss Arletta Richie who has been
spending the holidays with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Richie of Beckley
street, left this morning for BROOKLYN,
n. T., where she win resume her studies
at the Pratt institute.
Calder & Richardson invite all their
customers to call and get safety match
box. They also have d few boxes for
new customers, which will be sent with
their first order. You make no mistake
in buying their special nut coal, coke or
wood. Phone 449-W.
Daylight dance to-day in Miles hall.
2 TO 8 P. m. Dance in the evening from
4. m. until 2 a. m. Admission to aft.
ernoon session, gents % cents, evening
session, gents 80 cents, ladies free Re-
freshments are included. \. L. O. r.
i. w. Bruce, leader.
The best is poor enough OF everything,
especially when one is buying medicine
Tor their own or family's use. They who 9
think Tor themselves know full well that {
'esults favorable cannot be obtained bv 6
-he use of cheap drugs and medicine. d
The right kind and the right price at =
Barre Drug company.
Two acts of vaudeville that come Y
tightly recommended begin three days 8
Engagement at the opera house this aft :
rnoon with matinee at $3.50. duffy a
May present big novelty in a head. r
gymnastc and revolving globe fl
ct. This act made distinct hit at the il
strong theatre in Burlington last week. 0
Clayton & Lennie," called the "happy q
happie and the English hick,p will sure. D
Y make you forget your troubles with
heir funny comedy and excellent sing.
ne. Three reels of excellent pictures a
re shown at every performance.
Word has been received of the death |
{ Coos, n. H., last Friday evening of /
IRIS. A. L. Thompson, mother of Alrs.
J. Nj. Fuller, wife OF former pastor of
he First Baptist church Of Barre. Mrs. -
thompson will be remembered by many IT
ARE people, as she made her home here
luch of the time during the residence OF
ev. and Mrs. Fuller She had been in TO
health for three months, but retained g
er faculties to the very last, taking
reat enjoyment in having the best iii HI
allure read to her, even to the day Of AZ
sr death. The funeral services will be-
I'D tomorrow at her late home in oh
orth Stratford, n, II. ~