The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-08
TALK OF THE TOWN



The Cleaners will meet at 80 South
Main street Tuesday evening
The Frank McWhorter Co. have four
fur robes, to close at low price
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Clark Of Hardwick
were among the visitors in the city yes
terday.
The Philomathian club viii meet with
Mrs. HOLSTER Tuesday evening at 7il5
o'clock.
Louis Molinari of New York City is
spending few days in the city on
business.
Joseph Brusa returned last night, aft
er few days visit with relatives in
Bethel.
E. P. Lundy of Graniteville went this
morning to Burlington few days
business trip
Robert Montgomery returned to North
field last night, after spending the week
end in the city.
Rev. A. C. Griffin, curate of st. Mon.
icas church, left this morning for a few
days visit in Burlington.
Helen Bruce has resumed her duties
at Dreamland after being confined to the
house ten days by illness.
The Torpedo two-passenger runabout
is just what you want and only $500.
Perry Automobile company.
II. p. Aiken of Wells River returned
home this morning, after spending Sun
day with friends in the city
Joseph Zarkis returned Saturday to
his home in Troy, n. VI, after short
visit with relatives in the city.
John Giacamuzzi returned home to-
day, after having passed the holidays at
his former home in Milford, Mass.
Asid Corey, who has been passing
week with Alex. Corey of Prospect
street, left this noon for st. Johnsbury
Clyde Howell left on short trip to
South Royalton and Randolph this
after having passed the week
end with Mrs, Howell in this city
Mrs. Moses Friot and son. Louis, re-
turned Saturday afternoon to their home !
in Sherbrooke, 7. O., after having passed
two weeks with relatives in this city !
aud Graniteville.
Maccabees, notice There will be a
special review held Tuesday afternoon,
Fan. 8, at o'clock. All officers are I
to be present for practice I
BY order Of the commander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Gordon who +
have been passing two weeks honey I
moon in Montreal, Plattsburg, n. v, /
and at Niagara Falls, n. Y, returned /
to this city last evening
Wolf robe, genuine dark gray Michi-
gan timber wolf robe with best plush
lining, for sale at half present cost.
Used very little; far warmer than most
my except buffalo. L. NJ. AverilI
Gold paint, bronze powder, bronze liq-
nd, aluminium, copper, silver and pale
yold bronzes dry, PLAQUES, palettes, pal
stte knives, etc, at third less than
usual prices, Call on L. NJ. Averill
Twentieth annual "old and young
olks' ball" at village hall, East Mont
,eiier, Tuesday evening, January 8; floor
George Mcknight and Roy y.
Siblcy. Music, Riley's orchestra, Full
ill, $500.
Warren Cummings returned to Barre TO-
lay, after having passed ten days at
lis home in Lancaster, n H., where he
vas for a time confined to the house by
IN attack of bronchitis. His condition
: considerably improved
Here; for good warm bedding at re-
Iuced prices this week Henry w.
Knight, successor to Yeale & Knight
Lehigh Goals for furnace and heater.
They last longer and give more heat,
The D. NJ. Miles Coal Co Tel. 1873,
But what impresses the visitor most,
; the corps on parade. Every man i'm
uaeulate and all moving in unison past
he reviewing officer This was reviewed !
" Admiral Togo, which intensifies the
interest OF the film. Its at Dreamland.
"A Day at West Point Military Acad-
my, New York" At West Point we see
he United States army officer in the
making and knowledge OF the daily
outline soon removes the idea that the
tudent officers life is one of ease and
txury. TX
The state board of pharmacy will
old its annual meeting at the State
Iouse in Montpelier tomorrow morning ,
t 10 o'clock, at which time reorganiza
ion will be effected. Several candi- .
ates for registration will also be exam
ned at this meeting
The Pilgrim brotherhood of the Con |
regational church has invited all the /
of the city to its meeting
n Wednesday, January 10. Joseph A. =
,eBoer win be the speaker. Are you :
oming2 II not, why noti We have
seat for you and pleasant evening.
I you knew us, you would like our
ompany. Come; we want to know :
on.
Household goods for sale-Ladies
yriting desk, plush easy chair, oak rock
lg chair, iron bedstead, brass trimmed, '
18th spring bed and mattress, black 7
'alnut bedstead, with mattress and $
pring; two black walnut commodes,
18th marble tops; two parlor tables and il
umerous other pieces of furniture; all u
/ good condition, will be sold cheap. !
;. B. Cate, | East street. Tel. 62-4.
Friends of Frank Dalgarno rendered J
i'm a farewell party Saturday evening. v
supper served to some twenty persons P
as followed by postprandial exercises.
ebert Q. Mcdonnell acting as master of p
'remones. During the evening Clar. il
nee Foley presented Mr.. Dalgarno a I
andsome token of the esteem in which y
e is held The recipient responded
raeefully. Mr.. Dalgarno leaves tonight ]
II Watertown, Wis, where he viii be q
ssoeiated in the granite business with e
rank Odgers, also of Barre n