The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-12-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ganulated and boIt edcofn Heai
and graham flour at the Averill Mllls,
tel. 1867 NJ.
Aurelio Villa of Berlin street went
this morning to Rutland, where he VIII
visit relatives for few days.
Forty-nine cents each for petticoats,
good quality sateen, in blue, green, and
cerise, at Perry's on Saturday.
If you want nice dry coal that IS well
screened, order from the ID. Nj. Miles
Coal Co. Our new plant insures clean
coal.
John Rankin of New York, advance
agent for "1'he Chocolate Soldier" thea
trical company, is passing few days IN
the city.
Regular meeting of Canton Vinton,
No g. this, Friday evening, Dec. 26, at
1880. Election of officers. Per order
captain.
Attention Maccabees. Practice meet
ing in X. of p. hall saturday afternoon
at 800 Oiiicers-elect and guards please
be present.
Kom till 'NIonitors" forgfest uti
Knights of Columbus hall Mondags. alton
den 20 Dec. KIT 1880 ALA damer bringa
korgar. Herrar fritz.
Leroy Centerbar, who has been en-
ployed as granite cutter in Mime
apolis, Mimi, returned to Barre yester-
day to pass the remainder Of the win
ter.
Special at the Dreamland to-day. "The
Boomerang" three K-B war
drama. Filled with scenes of battle
and strife that quicken the heart and
fascinate the eye.-Adv
DR.. L. l.. Leonard will be at his office,
25 Keith avenue, from 2 to 3 IN the
afternoon and from to in the even
ing, up to and including Tuesday, Dec.
80, to receive and collect bills.
Miss Elizabeth Reid and George Dick,
who were in the city Wednesday to at
tend the Blann- Reid wedding, returned
this morning to their home in Norris
vile, after passing Christmas with rela-
tives.
Auction sale tomorrow at 2 o'clock
p. m, those two building lots ON Circle
street, city, right in the heart of the
growing manufacturing part of the city.
Positive sale, regardless OF former price
or value. c. +. Smith, auctioneer.
The South Barre grange will hold their
annual concert and ball at Unity half
temple Wednesday evening, Dec. 81.
AOnftIL anu udHtt, sol. AtillNHNh- PIC SUI
per, 25 cents plate. Barre opera house
orchestra. Public cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward p. Carter of
Keith avenue left to-day for Boston,
where they will visit friends for a few
days Next week Mr.. Carter will leave
Boston on an extended trip through the
southern states in the interests OF the
Central Granite Co.. of which firm he is
the superintendent.
James McKernon, who has been EN- :
ployed at lberville, p, O., for the past
few months, returned to the city on
Wednesday. For many weeks past Mr..
Mckernon has been confined to his home
in Ibervlle with typhoid fever AT
times his life hung in the balance, but
about three or four weeks ago he passed
the danger point. He will remain here
for several weeks before returning to
his duties.
Among those who registered at The
Buzzell hotel yesterday were the fol-
lowing: j. f. AIKEN and wife, Boston;
Harry Rocker, Graniteville; A. G.. Bige
low, Brookfeld; r. j. Shurtlef, Greens
boro Bend; g. L. Chase, Greensboro
Bend; A. r. Henry and wife, Troy, n.
Y; biol Boomhower, Woodbury.; J. w.
Hersey, Hardwick; J. ii. Kelley, Bath,
Me-; Il. J. Laird. Springfield, Mass; b.
Colchester, Brandon; l.. NJ Hogaboon,
Hardwick; Frank Fre6iana, Iberville, T..
O.; IL members of the Billy Allen thea
trical company.
Announcement has been made of the
wedding of Miss Mary Elizabeth Put
ney of Montpelier to Peter n. Miro of
this city, son of Mr., and Mrs. Louis
Miro of North Seminary street. The
wedding was celebrated Dec. 5 in st.
Mary's cathedral in Burlington. Rev.
Father ellis performing the ceremony,
The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Alison d. Putney of upper Main street,
Montpelier, and is one of the capitals
well known young women. Mr.. Miro is
q stonecutter and is prominent in the
young mems Italian club of Barre. The
couple will make their home in Mont
pelier for a time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Nelson OF East
ern avenue went this morning to St.
Johns. 2. O., where they will visit the
latters mother for few days. Mrs.
Edward Curtis and little daughter, Ma
rion, who passed Christmas with rela-
tives in South Barre, returned to their
home in Middlebury and William Guy
Rock OF Farwell street went to Rouses
Point, n. Y, where he will visit his
grandfather until after New Years.
Clayton Edward Shores, who has been
passing a few days at his former home
in South Barre, returned on the morn
ing train to Middlebury, where he is en-
ployed. Harry Cameron, who visited
his uncle on North Main street over
Christmas, returned at SIS to his home
in Shelburne.
Chicken thieves are operating in diff
ferent sections of the city and num-
Der of complaints recently received at
police headquarters had convinced the
officers that this nefariods practice has
not been abandoned by the nimble-
fingered constituency. No longer ago
than Tuesday night Alex bowers, who
has considerable poultry plan on
Plain street, went to his henhouse and
discovered the loss of 10 chickens. They
had been flched in the early hours of
the evening. Mr.. bowers reported the
theft to the police, but the trail had
grown cold and there is little doubt
that the marauders will escape punish
! ment. The owner of the birds valued
one of his ROSTERS at So. The rooster
is among the lost. Another bird that
lacked both meat and feathers was I'M
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