The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

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lates at Hendricks.
The Presbyterian choir will meet to-
night for rehearsal.
John b. Sullivan Of Boston was among
the business visitors in the city yester-
day.
Mrs. Stanley Loso went this noon to
Randolph for weeks visit with rela-
tives.
A few more hats to close at less than
cost. Mrs. Fl. s. Miles, 70 North Main
| street.
John Nelson went to Waterbury this
afternoon for few days visit with
friends.
J. p Donovan, travelling freight agent
for the Canadian Pacific, was in the
city to-day ON business.
Cassius w. Camp of Boston, for
mer resident Of Barre, is spending a few
days with his family in this city.
Companion court, No. 757, I. 0. r., will
hold their regular meeting, tonight at
1880 o'clock. Per order the rec. sec.
Mrs j. w. Robinson and daughter,
Gracelyn, of Keith avenue left to-day
for Ausable, n Y, to remain during
part of the winter
Glenn Batcheldor of Woodbury., who
has been the guest of b.. Fl. Wells on
Merchant street for the past few days,
returned to his home to-day.
AZ R. Campbell sewing machine ex-
pert, who repairs all makes of machines.
will be in Barre within a few days Or
ders left at the Homer Fits store.
Saturday we again offer you two
pounds of fresh, homemade chocolates
for 25c. and twenty juicy oranges for
Zoe. The New England Fruit Store.
Mrs. Fay Blake, who has been pass
ing few days in the city as a guest
at the home Of w. NJ. Holden OF South
Main street, returned to-day to her
home in Bradford.
Remember the dance social in Miles
hall Saturday evening Music by the
Barre opera house orchestra. Gents, soc
ladies, free. Refreshments. Look out
for the sign, Dance"
Guy George and William Anderson are
assisting w Il. Ward harvest his ice
crop at the pond near Wilson cemetery.
The prospects for a good crop seem
very favorable the ice having froze to
depth of II inches
The Silnbeams of the Presbyterian
church will hold their meeting at the |
home OF Hazel Mackay, 4 Park street, |
Friday evening at I o'clock 4 full at |
tendance is requested and all come pre-
pared to pay dues up to the year 1912. |
Guests registered at the City hotell
yesterday and to-day were as follows: /
e. II. Lewis, A. A. Vance, Mr.. and Mrs +
Short, New York City; j. X. Reed. Bur-
iington; j. r. Langford. Littleton. n. I
H.; c. O. White, ST. Iohnsbury; S. J.
Stearns, New York City.
Notice; On Saturday. Jan. 90, all
making purchase at the Direct Import
ing company's store, ll6 North Main
street, viii be served with a cup Of the
celebrated special Plantation blend cof-
fee, The demonstration of this coffee
viii be from 2 until 10 p, m.
The funeral of Blanche Arlene the
four year-old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Blouin of II Murray street. whose
death occurred Wednesday morning fol-
lowing an attack of spasmodic laryngi
It's, was held at st. Monica's church this
morning at o'clock, the pastor, Rev.
?. NJ. McKenna, officiating. The burial
took place in the Catholic cemetery on
Beekley street.
IT, al Hrn A1,ak-
two sons, Aaron and Reuben, left for
New York City last night to make their
home in that city, where Mr.. Segel is
in the manufacture of ladies'
Mr. and Mrs. Segel were res
dents of this city for more than twenty
years and made large circle of friends.
Mr.. Segel was formerly engaged in the
'lothing business here and was one of
he best known retailers in this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Segel We're given a fare
we'll supper at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
VI Gotler of IL Seminary street by :
humber of their friends. A pleasant |
'vening was spent and the party broke
Up in time for them to take the mid l
light train.
James Mccarthy, who gave his birth.
,lace and present residence as Bellows
falls, pleaded guilty to charge of in
oxieation. before Judge H. W. Scott in
ity court this morning and was fined S.
nd costs of S4.94. Mccarthy could not
,roduce the money and Judge Scott re-
handed him to the county Jail in Mont. :
'elier for ten days sentence. The re-
pondent was arrested near the police
tation yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock
" Chief Sinclair. He told the police
Ulcers the story. worn threadbare. of . I
ruthless search for work, and after the
udge passed sentence in court this
lorning. he seemed disappointed at the
reyity of his contemplated sojourn in
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