The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-04
TALK OF THE TOWN


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| New dress linen at Abbotts.
| East Hebron: Minnie. write TO Aun
Monte You can both trust her"
Regular meeting Of the ladies anXil
larry to Clan Gordon tonight at
| o'clock.
DR.. Frederick w. Hudson OF Franklin
street has returned home from trip u
Springfield, Mass.
Something new--A Mccall quarterly
style book, 20 cents with a free pattern
Henry w. Knight.
Full line OF No. IS Hamilton serge At
Abbott's. Same as you see advertised
in your magazines.
q. II. Bingham returned Yesterday to
his home in Newport, after spending a
few days in the city on business.
G. II. liter. who has been visiting rela-
tives on Prospect street for the past
week, returned yesterday to his home in
Whitefied. y. II.
Frank Bombard OF North Main street
returned to- day from Ausable Forks, y.
y, where he was called by the death OF
his sister, Mrs. Ellen Ashley.
The entertainment committee have a
surprise Wednesday evening for the
members of Barre lodge 1873, n. f. Q. Z.
Let every member be present.
DR.. Chester II. Magoon Of East Barre
was a visitor in the city to-day while on
his way to Mortified to pass the re-
mainder of the week on business.
H. William Marshall of Ottawa, Ont,
arrived in the city yesterday, having
been called here by the death of his
sister.
Leslie II. Aldrich of Rainy River, Ont,
arrived in the city Saturday to visit his
sisters. Mrs. i T. Mower and Miss
Clara +. Purvee.
Miss Florence Hatley, who has been
visiting relatives in Bethel for the past
ten days, arrived in the city yesterday
for weeks stay before going to her
home in Haverhill, Mass.
George +. Tremlbay, for six or eight
years resident of Barre and now
granite manufacturer at Iberville, p. O.,
has decided to sell his plant at that
place and adyertises the same in to-day's
Times.
Miss Hazel Maiden of West street and
her guest, Miss Irene Cron, of Toronto,
Ont, returned yesterday from Burling
ton, where they passed the weekend
with the formers brother. William 7.
Maiden, a student at the university OF
Vermont.
Michael Sullivan is making extensive
TO repair the barn on Pros
poet street that was badly damaged by
fire early in December. In making i'm
to the property, which is
located on land adjoining his present res
idence. Mr.. Sullivan win include several
changes in the structure.
Have hot cream biscuits and honey
night for tea. You'll find
biscuits piping hot at the Universalist
church kitchen Wednesday, Feb. 5, from
4 80 to p. m. One dozen for l5c.
Phone orders to Mrs Cove not later
than $3.50 on Wednesday. Telephone
call, 1912.
Changes to the interior of the city
building are being rushed rapidly for
ward TO completion. The box partition
was removed yesterday under the direc- |
ton OF Water Superintendent II. +. |
REYNOLDS and Contractor A. h. Lane. |
who have charge of the alterations. The |
three-t ton safe, formerly used by the /
government. has been loosened from its
near the front window and in !
! few days IL will be shipped to the
Mosler safe Co. in Boston. The safe 4
i city property and II viii be exchanged
Tor a much larger safe, to be used in
he water superintendent Office. Other
DOstoffiee equipment owned BY the city
md not already sold will b. stored in |
he basement until a purchaser is found. |