The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

Miers' sanitary barber shop, six chairs,
siy BARRIERS at your service
Peter Merlo leaves tonight for a
weekend visit with friends in Wood
stock.
Mrs. L. G. Little Of North Montpelier
is visiting friends in this city for a
few days.
Miss Harriet Tabor returned from
Stowe to-day, after weeks visit with
! friends there.
A. Cardi left this noon on business
| trip to Lawrence, Mass, and other cities
in that vicinity.
i Nathaniel Bond left this afternoon for
/ Barton, where he is to superintend the
Barton Granite Co.
S Il. Hinsiae of Burlington, who is
buying hay in this vicinity is billing
OFT to-day, seven carloads Of it.
Herman Davis has moved his house
/ hold goods from Eastern avenue into
the house at l57 Washington street.
Perey Gottler Of Seminary street left
last night for Plattsburg, n. Y. where
he viii visit relatives over Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Thibault arrived in the
city this morning from Montreal, r. O..
for an indefinite stay with relatives.
Mrs. f. A. Drown Of Walnut street left
this noon for Newport. n H.. where
she will spend several days with rela
tives.
Howard Miles, student at Dartmouth
college arrived in this city to-day to
spend few days at his home on West
street.
Miss Mccormick Of New York, head
trimmer for Mrs. Shepard is in town,
and is making ready for the coming
season.
S. F. Hinsdale. the Charlotte apple
grower, returned to his home this noon,
after spending several days in the city
on business.
We are prepared to furnish you with
your plan specifications and detail de-
signing for your new house or block
c. L. Bugbee, Is Rowland block.
A son was born Feb. 2s to Mr.. and
Mrs Andrew Lutes of Pleasant street;
also a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gallagher of Summer street March |.
Grand Juror T. R. Davis has moved
his office furniture from the Wood block
where he has been located for several
years, into new quarters in the Aldrieh
building
Mrs. j. w Stewart returned to-day
from Burlington, where she has been
visiting her sisters, Claire and Kathleen.
who are attending st. Mary's acad-
emy there.
Mrs. Harold Snowden, wife Of Captain
Snowden of the local Salvation Army
corps, returned home yesterday, after
spend ing several days with relatives in
Holyoke, Mass.
The bowling challenge issued by the
Blue Sox club to the Skidoo team was
accepted last night, when the managers
of the two organizations got together
and a match to be rolled at the Pearl
street alleys Tuesday night was ar
ranged.
Guests registered at the City hotel
Yesterday and to-day were as follows:
L. O. Morgan, Williamstown; w. X
Stafford. Newton. Mass; II. l. New
man. White River Junction; W. IT,
Brault, Springfield; A. /. Lawrence, Bur
lington.
III. +. Burns, travelling auditor Tor
the Central Vermont railroad who was
in the city yesterday to transfer charge
Of the local station from F. J. McEnany
to the new agent, Lester o. Morgan.
returned this afternoon to his home in
st. Albans.
Frank j. McEnany, who has been in
the city closing up his affairs at the
Central Vermont station, left this aft
ernoon for his home in ST. Albans,
whence he will leave Monday to take up
his new duties as agent at White River
Junction.
The boys club team defeated the
mems brotherhood team last night at
the Church street gymnasium by the
score of 26 to a. The game was fast
and generally clean throughout Martin
excelled for the boys club; Tracy and
Halvosa for the mems brotherhood.
The ladies of Harmon hive, No. ].
L. O. T. NJ. are planning to have "gen-
tlemen's evening" on March a. Each
member is cordially invited to attend
with her husband or friend. As supper
is to be served. all those who will be
able to be present are asked to notify
Mrs. w. A. Avery or Miss Alice V Beck
ley, not later than Wednesday. March g.
It is hoped that every member will come
and helm make il an evening TO Re