The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

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II II you are looking for bargains, cal
at New York Baragin House.
Best outings and ginghams, all at &c
H at New York Bargain House,
H Miss Beatrice Gosland of Lanesbor,
Il was a visitor in the city yesterday.
Scotch dance tonight in Clan Gordon
hall Everything new. Gents, soc; la
dies free.
Miss Marguerite Brown Of Jefferson
street has returned home, after spending
several days in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beckwith of STOW,
arrived in the city this forenoon for 0
short stay with relatives.
Local offices OF the Metropolitan In.
surance Co, are closed to-day on account
OF the absence OF the office attaches.
Come and dance to the orchestra civ.
ing all the latest dance music at the
Clan Gordon hall tonight. Gents, soc
ladies, free.
Mrs. w. w. Chids of Poughkeepsie,
n. Y, arrived in Barre last night for a
weeks visit with relatives in this city
and Montpelier.
Judge H. w. Scott of Richardson street
returned this noon from st. Johnsbury,
where he accompanied the remains OF
Robert Vernon.
i A. Sanguenetti of North Main street
left last night for Rutland on bus
mess trip in the interests of the Tosi-
Sanguenetti Co.
Mrs. Peter Marion and daughter, Mil
| dred, of Summer street. went this after
noon to Burlington, where they will visit
relatives over the week END.
Mrs. William TrembIey of Merchant
street left yesterday afternoon for
I Rouses Point, N. v, where she was
called by the serious Illness of her ia
/ Their.
james Kelly of Dorchester Mass, and
Elroy Smith of Elkhart, Ind, are pass
ing several days in the city as the
guests of A. NJ Morrison of Batchelder
street.
Maccabees! There will be special
meeting of Harmon hive, No. /, in
Knights of Pythias hall Monday evening
at o'clock. Officers and guards request
ed to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Luther arrived IN
the city last night from New York for
visit at the home of the latter's par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bradford of
South Main street.
Mrs. John r. RENDER, who has been
visiting relatives in Barre for the past
month, left yesterday for Montreal, i.
O., where she will make short stay
before going to Alberta to join her son.
The committee of arrangements of the
Glenugie club are at work to-day decor
ating the Knights of Columbus hall in
the Scampini building for the obsery-
g tal..
ing All members are requested to b. |
present at o'clock.
The New England IFt store is Of
fering two pounds Of famous assert |
ed chocolates, home-n every flavor, |
for 25c, as Saturda pecial, and at I
the same time a consg nment of the /
sweet. juicy Sunbeam oranges will be /
sold Is for 25e.
Superintendent j. II. Dodge, gov
eminent road builder who gave an IL /
lustrated lecture on highways in the
opera house last evening, left this morn
ing for Burlington. Secretary James II.
Taylor of the Greater Vermont associa-
tion, who. also spoke at the meeting, lett
this morning for his home in Saxtons
River.
Governor Fletcher, State Highway
Commissioner c. w. Gates of Franklin
were visitors in the city yesterday while
on their way to South Barre, where
good roads meeting was held under the
auspices OF the South Barre grange.
County Road Superintendent X. S. Cur
rier of this city was one of the speak
srs
Alexander Smith Of Fortney street has
i've pulets which he thinks have made
, record in the way of laying eggs. For
he month of January they laid 100 eggs.
)ne peculiar thing about their laying
tunt is that each of them laid an egg
very Sunday Of the month. having 10 :
aspect for the Sabbath. Mr.. Smith
wishes to know if anyone has a record to
'eat his.
The Ward iee-cutters on Stevens
ranch, who began work yesterday, y
ound the ice twelve inches thick and Of
xcellent quality. 1t is much later than :
sual for this company to gather its .
rop of CONCEALED water and this was !.
oticeable yesterday when the sun be-
an to eat the crust of the ice as it
oes in early spring, i
d. 0ttavio of East Barre was locked ,
p in cell at police headquarters last X
ight and arraigned in city court this =,
orenoon before Justice of the Peace y
J. A. Sargent for alleged selling He =
uttered a plea of not guilty and his p
caring was set for Wednesday. Febru- n
~ 49, the respondent furnishing bail
the sum of $500 0ttavio was ar az
'sted yesterday afternoon by Deputy ! re
heriif W. + Cutler of South Barre on - !,
warrant issued by States Attorney j. :, =
ard Carver ~
A number of friends gathered at the u
,me of Miss Bella Daniels on North pi
ain street last evening and gave her u
net surprise. In behalf of her friends, n
iss Lillian Bombard presented her p p
'autiful locket and chain, and Miss a.
rown of Montpelier presented her a ~
ry handsome dress. The evening was III
ssed very pleasantly with games and q
usic by Miss Birnie and Miss Bonn pr
4rd Refreshments were served and ca
ngs rendered by Bella Danielson. Ger. IN ny
nde Mccarthy. Alice Polonghini. Jem- "
lie Daniels, Perley Haskell and Charles
llah. &C
Glass No. IA of the Congregational ga
nday school, taught by Mrs. W. 7. ~
epard, entertained students and alum M
of Spaulding high school at val ca
tine party in Rowland hall last even. t e
: from o'clock until midnight. The 'n
.erior was lastly trimmed with st. De'
lentine reminders and the orders dis h'
buted TO the guests as they entered lea
re also in harmony with the occasion. SCI