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

Charles White Of New York was il
the city to-day on BUSINESS.
The best barber service is none to,
good for any man. Try Miers.'
/ Exclusive styles in silk shirtwaist
H Saturday. Paris Shirtwaist House.
Il e. q. Wilson of Morrisvillc is in thi
| city for few days, visiting with rela
| tiyes.
i Miss Marie Beanlieu returned yester.
day, after visiting friends in Burlington
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Grearson Of Will
Jamestown were among the visitors in
the city yesterday
4 Companion court. No. 757, !. o. f.
viii hold its regular meeting tonight
at $50. Per order rec. sec.
| Make Il q point to visit this store for
new spring goods Henry W. Knight,
successor to Veale & Knight.
We have large assortment Of staple
Ipatent medicines, You can save money
| BY purchasing Of us. Eastman Brothers,
| The annual meeting of the Vermont
Poultry association will be held in the
city court room Friday evening at 1880
o'clock
Rev. George Parker, who has been d
a guest of Rev. J. W. Barnett for 4 few
days, left to-day for his home III Salem,
Mass.
Miss Fife Reason Of Graniteyiile was
IN the city to-day on her way to Bur-
lington for a few days visit with
friends
DO you want some juicy navel oranges
that are frst-class in every way? We
have them Tor l5e per dozen. Diversi
Fruit Go.
Joseph Nelson resumed work at the
Peoples Lighting, Heating and Power
company after ! few days absence on
account Of Illness.
Miss Mary Boyce Of Elm street re-.
sumed her duties in the Central yer-
mont freight office this morning, after
a few days absence on account Of i'll
ness
Members Of Bruce's opera house or.
chestra went this afternoon to Chelsea.
where they will furnish music for an
amateur play and dance to be given
this evening.
Guests registered at the City hotel
yesterday and to-day were as follows
u r. Reed, Burlington. &. w. Wood.
Buffalo, n. n. IIaJ Feur, Boston; @.
II. Clark Wallace, Me-; J. j. Kennedy.
Burlington; I. NJ. RutheIle, Rutland; Ii. I
y Springer, Enosburg Falls; u. A. Har-
yey New York City; e. G. Ranney, !
Randolph; w. ], Crawford, Buffalo, II. /
Thursdays arrivals at the hotel Otis !
were: Mr.. and Mrs Jay Elwood. New
York; Fiona, the singing squaw, Flatts-
burg, NJ Y,; J. H. Cassidy, Springfield /
Mass. r. Gibson, South Ryegate: b. K
Strasser, Albany, M III; j. M. Watkins. /
N Fiji. G.. II. Hammond /
Manchester, n, IL. G. c. Mansur, Con.
,ord.
Twenty ladies, including officers aud
invited guests Of the Eastern Star. met
last evening at the home of the worthy
natron, Miss Avis Kimball, where they
were served delicious banquet 1T I
o'clock The tables were very prettily /
decorated with pink and white carna.
ions and the place cards were white
stars with Citing quotations for each
quest. Afterwards tables were set up
'or whist, which was enjoyed until
ate hour.
Last night Jones & Nyes barge car
led about thirty members OF the class
II 1913 to Willamstown on their an
NAL sleigh ride Supper was served by
members of the class on arriving ait the
range hall and the rest OF the evening
vas spent in games aud dancing. Misses
Dame and Hitchcock and Frederic Ed.
wards members Of the high school fac
Ilty, chaperoned the ride. The party
etmned to this city az an early hour.
9Th Crusaders" or Jerusalem De.
iyered pictures which were shown ut
he opera house last night proved the
aost interesting series of moving pic
ures seen in Barre for long time. 1t
! said that the production of this film {
ost a fortune. After seeing these pic
ures. in which several hundred men
nd women are employed, with many
orses floeks Of sheep, etc, it can be
cen readily that the expense was enor- ]
lous. These pictures will be shown
gain on Saturday afternoon and even
", The matinee will be at 2;30 night !
crformance at 1915. Admission 10
snts.