The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-15
TALK OF THE TOWN
Annual remnant sale at Abbott's.

Annual remnant sale at Abbotts.
Buy your blankets and winter under
wear to-day at Vaughan's.
Mrs. M. Il. Grant is confined to her
home on Keith avenue by illness.
Closing-out sale of second hand heat
ers and stovepipes at j.. A. Prindle's.
c. II. Biclxford went this morning to
Randolph for few days visit with
| relatives.
Edward Kerwin returned this morning,
after spending the week-en with friends
in Randolph.
II. +. Cutler returned yesterday from
/ New York City, where he attended the
automobile show last week.
Remember-all goods at discount
prices this week. Henry w. Knight,
successor to Veale & Knight
| For Saie-C Cottage house, corner OF
Nelson and Hill street. Would rent to
right party. Warren f. Richardson.
The Glover club will meet with Mrs.
Homer Fits Tuesday afternoon and the
ladies are requested to come at o'clock.
Miss Helen Martin returned to her
home in this city Saturday, after
weeks visit with friends in Granite
vile.
Mrs. i. J. Tully and two daughters Of
Seminary street went this morning to
Burlington for weeks visit with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Broggi returned
last night from White River Junction,
where they passed the weekend with
friends
John Giacamuzzi returned last night
from Milford Mass, where he has been
visiting with relatives for the past three
weeks.
Mrs. Mary f. Snow Of York Beach
Me-, arrived in the city Saturday for
visit with her son, w H. Snow, as
the City hotel
Mrs. Martin E. Crosby and son re
turned to their home in Londonderry,
n H., after having spent week with
relatives in the city
Rev. p. c. Abbey, former pastor of
the First Baptist church, who preached
at that church yesterday, returned to-
day to his home in Essex.
II. f. Mitchell, who has been employed
in j. A. McLeod's blacksmith shop on
Seminary street for several months, has
gone to Middlebury for an extended
stay.
Sixty couples attended the dance in
Rowland hall Saturday evening. The
affair was held under the auspices of the
Woodmen and Riley's orchestra fur
nished music.
j. NJ Ward & Son finished harvesting
their ice crop for 1912 yesterday. Fa-
yored by propitious weather conditions,
the fifty ice cutters in their employ
have cut and stored many tons OF fine ice
within few days. Persons familiar
with the industry say that much of the
ice which has an average thickness Of
seventeen inches, made" during the last
week.
A committee from the Apollo club of
Montpelier came to Barre Saturday aft
ernoon and met similar committee
from Vineitia club to arrange for a Sc
ries of matches between the two organi
cations during the winter. II is expect
ed that the first matches will be played
on January %. In addition to the usual
matches of duplicate whist, pool and
billiards, it is expected that bowling,
both big pins and candlepins, win be
arranged.
The ladies' union of the Universalist
church wills present the opere 4 en-.
titled "The Flower Nymphs' Surprise,
Friday evening of this week, weather
naruiffinp Tho hest talent will assist
one of which is worthy or note. Five
little girls will dance the sword dance,
which alone is worth the price of adj !
mission. Miss Maud Coburn as director
assures the success of the program.
Watch for the program in Wednesdays !
paper.
by Way of Mrs. Browning. There |
is behind this picture fine idea, pleas
ing in its sentiment and adequately ex
pressing the spirit of a very true poem, |
interpreting il in terms of life which /
is commendable. The writer OF the
scenario utilized an incident in society
life and showed how a young lady feel |
ing the truth OF one of Mrs. Browning's
poems, used 1t as means of breaking
through misunderstanding between her
fancee and herself. The first time she
sent white rosebud, and the second
time rose She was willing to make
the third move; to bend and ask for par
don; but the Young doctor didn't ask
for that. The situation is developed |
with much skill and to the end is han
died very pleasingly. It's at Dream
land.