The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-19
TALK OF THE TOWN


waist value at Abbotts.
George G, Mckenzie OF Graniteylle Il
sick with an attack Of erysipelas.
| Devonshire cloths, 80 inches wide, sun
and tub proof, at Is cents a yard. Henry
w. Knight.
II. L. Weeks went this morning to Bur
lington, where he will remain several
days on business.
Harry Wishart returned yesterday to
Chelsea, after spending few days at
his home on Camp street.
The ladies aid society of the Pres.
byterian church will serve their annual
spring supper on Wednesday, March 5.
Mrs. n. J. Morrison OF Hin street
went this forenoon to South Ryegate,
where she will visit relatives for a few
days.
Miss Edna Squires, who has been Wis.
iting relatives in the city for "A few days,
went this morning to her home in Wells
River.
Louis Provost, who has been visiting
relatives in the city for the past week,
returned this morning to his home IN
Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto George of Merchant
street returned home this morning, after
passing several days with relatives in
Williamstown.
The condition OF Mrs. Arthur Gardens
of the Blanchard block, who was taken
to the City hospital Sunday, is reported
to be comfortable.
ID. NJ. ingalls, of Grand Ligne, p. @.
who has been spending several days IN
the city, left last night for st. Adams,
where he has secured employment.
Members, you will miss it if you do
not go to the New England Order OF Pro-
lection meeting tonight. Remember
we have live entertainment commit
tee.
r. V. Storer, who has been spending
several days in Barre ON business con- |
nected with the Cutler, Storer & Fay Co,
has returned to his home in Chicago, |
III.
The Barre and Montpelier Traction 4
Power company put on increased service
beginning Wednesday, Feb. II. The
l0:45 car from Barre will run through to
Next Saturday being Washington's
birthday, all stores belonging to the
Barre Retail Merchants association will
close Friday night at $3.50 and remain
,losed until Monday.
Good bargains in pianos and organs,
also yiolins and other musical goods.
and records at regular prices.
Bailey's Music Rooms, IA Elm street,
Barre, VT, phone 22-W.
Tool sharpeners, notice! The regular
monthly meeting of T. S., No. 2, G. G.
|. A., will be held in the carpenters
hall, Nichols block, Wednesday, Feb. !
Q, at p m. J. c. Wyllie, secre-
AIRY.
The address by Supt. Roscoe, that was I
o have been given this evening in the
Iowland hall, is postponed to later ,
late. All women who are Interested IN
ur schools will want to watch for the
announcement.
Remember the special sale at Ye Spec
attic Shoppe where you can get all
tamped and embroidered goods at bar
ain prices. Also 20 per cent. discount
n all made up goods for the remainder
f this week only.
e. +. Smith, auetioneer. sold for w. +. y
,avis Of East Montpelier yesterday 35
cad of cows and young cattle. Two a
ows sold for 800 each, | for $50, | for
1850 ] for SIS. for s74, | for $40, i
Or 500, for S6l.50, for $50, balance }
rom $50 to 500 Young cattle sold Z
Ugh. HI
The annual banquet Of the University
ub will be held at the City hotel on
riday evening, Feb. 81, beginning at :
80 o'clock, and each member is priv !
eyed to invite one guest. Tickets are I
le dollar. The speaker will be DIR. i
frederick Topper, head f the depart =
ent of English at the University of
ermont. His subject will be: "As- P
,cts of Modern Fiction" "a
Thomas Davidson, the Barre A. G. a.
lseball pitcher, who is bowler of no P
can ability, established a candle pin q.
cord for the season at the Buzzell q
wiling alleys Monday when he knocked CT
'wn l57 of the thin pins in ten frames,
ling but two points from equalling
e alley record, $50, held by Tibaldo
,belonni's string by good margin, but
the final two frames nervousness lost
m two comparatively easy spares.
The regular meeting of Cobble Hill y
ange was held last evening. at which ca
class OF seven were instructed in the ne
ird and fourth degrees. Refreshments Oh
cake, cocoa and fruit were served. AZ
was voted to instruct the executive NJ
mmittee to complete arrangements for 10
lting the hall in the Cobble hin school Sc
ilding, soon to be finished by the or
lool directors. On account of the date
the next regular meeting occurring
! night of the March election, it was =
ted to hold the meeting Monday even
:, March 3, instead. The lecturers n
gram follows: Current events. Lena X
ZEN; recitation, WILDER Freeman; char
IS, f. S. Kent and company. Worthy
erseer 4. A. Whitman and wife from =
nth Barre grange were welcome visit
and made interesting remarks.