The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

| TALK OF THE TOWN
Last day of sale, Big discount, Uni.
/ versalist vestry.
Miss Leona Dana Of Stowe was among
the visitors in the city to-day.
| Arthur Harper of Colchester was in the
city to-day on a business trip.
| Luigi Caporalette of Waterbury is in
this city visiting friends for few days
! NJ II. Sayer Of Rouses Point, n. Y
was in the city to-day on business
| trip.
/ A. Gnstaveson left last night on il
business trip to Boston and other cities
| in that vicinity.
| William Christensen returned home
last night, after spending ten days with
i friends in Boston,
Robert Buchanan of Waterbury ar
rived in this city to-day for a few days
visit with frieHds.
Companion court, No. ?57, |. O. r.,
will hold its regular meeting tonight
a. 7:30, Per order rec sec.
Mr. and Mrs c. c. Mortimer returned
to their home in Greensboro to-day, after
spending week with relatives in the
city.
Mrs. Joseph Romans, who has been
visiting friends at Halton, Me-. for thu
past two months, returned to this city
to-day.
George A. Brown Of Bassett street has
returned home, after spending several
days in Boston and New York City On
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ f. GaskeIl of South
Main street left this morning for Bar
ton, where they were called by the illness
OF relative
Miss Clande NORM of Montreal, p O.,
arrived in town to-day to attend the
Morin- Coulombe wedding on Monday,
February 10.
Thomas AIcGoff returned to work at
the Peoples Heating, Lighting and Power
company after a few days absence on
account of illness.
Mrs. Susan Jones and Mrs. Hattie
Waite returned last night from Wolcott,
where they were called by the death of
sister, Mrs. Angie Jones.
"The Cowboy and the Thief COM
pany, which appears in the opera house
this evening, arrived in the city this
forenoon from Berlin, n. II.
Jerome Hale, proprietor of the well
known Hales tavern at Wells River. was
visitor in the city to-day, the guest
OF W. II. Snow at the City hotel.
Nicholas Murray, who has been CON
fined to his home on Prospect street for
the past two weeks, resumed work to-
day at Louis Romanis' store on Pros
peet street.
William Christianson returned to this
city last night, after a weeks visit with
relatives in Boston and Nashua, n. H.
H viii resume work at Woolworth's
store tomorrow.
A. l.. Glyscamp of New York an adj
vance representative of the Madame
Sherry. Co., which is booked to appear
in the opera house next week, was
visitor in the city to-day.
Special for Saturday; Chop suey, l5c
per lb.; chocolate nut caramels, l5c per
lb.; chocolate chips, 22c per lb.; boxes
of chocolates and bon bons for 22c. Sat
urday only. Candy made fresh every
Saturday morning at the Barre Candy
kitchen.
Spaulding high school plays Mont
pelier high school Mt the Church street !
gymnasium for their next game Feb |
ruary "a. Manager Langley is making /
arrangement whereby Spaulding can
play Newport high school when that |
team is on a trip through this part of
the state.
The Barre opera house orchestra, led |
by Edwin Bruce, will furnish music for /
the annual Masonic dance to be held in /
this evening. The same |
orchestra has been engaged to play for
an amateur production to be presented /
bv the Chelsea dramatic company in
Chelsea on the evening of Washngtons
birthday
pleased with our banner orange and
andy offer, that we are compelled this
week to double our supply of both for
he big Saturday sale. Twenty juicy
navel oranges for 25e; two pounds of
hose fresh home made chocolates in as
sorted favors for 25c. The New Eng
and fruit store.
A postcard picture showing his for
mel property, Lady Laurin" leading
Go See" in fast heat on the ice path
It Saco. Me-, has been received by DON
Id Smith from Mr.. Welch of Saco, the
,tesent owner of the mare. The race
vas won by Lady Laurin" for purse
# 800 a side. In addition to bringing
money to Mr. Weleh by racing, LADY
-aurin" foaled a colt of track promise
ast summer.
John Forbes of North Main street suf-
cred a painful injury while employed at
Barclay Bros stone shed this morning.
vhen long splinter from plank which
e was handling penetrated the palm OF
rs left hand for a considerable depth.
he services of physician were required
o dress the ragged wound caused by
he sharp splinter, and Mr.. Forbes will
e unable to use the injured member
or several days as result of the mis-
ap.