The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

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bolts
Mrs. John Eastman has returned after
a three weeks visit in Boston.
Broom sale, 22c each, FIVE for 81. Nc
limit to quantity. n. D. Phelps Co.
Your choice Of suits and furs at one.
half price Saturday. Henry w. knight
Isaac Hedler of Geneva, n. v. arrived
in the city last evening for few days
business visit.
Mrs. w. " Avery went yesterday 20
Burlington, where she will make'a short
visit with relatives.
! Mrs Fred s. Owens went yesterday
TO Mortified, where she will visit rela-
tives for few days.
+. T. jackson returned yesterday, aft
er spending several days in Burlington
and vicinity on business
Eric Prize of Brook street left yester-
day for st. Johnsbury, where he will
visit relatives for few days.
w. P. Elrod Of st. Adams, roadmaster
OF the Central Vermont railroad, was a
business visitor in the city to-day.
Mrs. Hattie Haddigan was presented
rug at her surprise party instead of
ring, as stated in yesterdays Times.
George Burroughs of Boston is pass
ing few days in the city as the guest
of Arthur G. Miles of South Main street,
Mrs. Luke Gallagher of North Main
Street left yesterday for Boston, where
she will visit relatives for few days.
The branch store, located at "a North
Main street, will be discontinued after
this date, Jan. 80 1913. Crispette COM
pany.
George A. Stevens of Dorchester, Mass,
arrived in the city last night for a short
visit at the home of Il. NJ Laws on
Wellington street.
T.. c. Blair OF Elm street returned last
night from Rouses Point, n. V, where
he has been visiting with relatives for
the past few weeks,
II. A. Milne, who has been visiting in
the city for few days as the guest of
friends on Pearl street, returned to his |
home at Burlington last night.
Miss Jessie Beattie, nurse, has re-
turned to Claremont, n. H., after visit
ing at the home OF her parents, Mr.. |
and Mrs. David Beattie of Brook street.
II. W. Marion of Hudson, n. Y, ar
rived in the city last night for short |
business visit after which he will go
10 New York and sail for Jamaica to
spend the remainder of the winter.
Regulars at the fire station are look
ng for brass hub cap lost from the
drawn chemical during the run to
he Burnham's meadow fire Wednesday
light The finder is requested to leave
he cap at the station.
L North Main street, who has been i'll
or few days, is somewhat improved.
Ter sister, Mrs. Julia Heath OF South .
Iarre, who came to visit in the city,
ell on the ice near the Smith & Cummings
tore yesterday, sustaining bruises which
ill confine her to the house for time.
Fred X. Hall of Washington street,
-ho recently completed his duties in
he Smith 4 Cummings store on North
lain street has leased the vacant store
t l07 South Main street and will 10
tie therein grocery store and fish 0
Iarket. The store was formerly oper
rev retired from business the place s
as been vacant. Mr.. Hall expects to
pen his store to the public within f
W days..
Section one Of the italian Socialist
zeal Is making extensive arrangements il
n the annual masquerade dance to be lin
I'D in the Socialist hall on Granite q
rect tomorrow evening. 1t is planned q
!, make the occasion one OF the most
ispicious in the history of the local
nd interest in the affair will be aug q
ented BY the presence of Arturo Clio
lnnitti, the labor leader who was i'm =
-isoned in Salem jail along with 10.
'ph Ettor for several months. Mr.
iovannitti is expected to reach Barre il
'-morrow. r,
B. w. Hooker & Co. are framing six y
is Of half dozen views recently taken .
Middlesex and Montpelier for the Ten =
" corporation of Boston, which recent u
completed a merger of several electric
in this vicinity. The pictures
present different scenes in and about I,
e Tenney corporations new electric 81
ants, as well as its power sources. All |,
e framed in heavy mission border. "
ne set will be hung in the local Offices II
the Tenney corporation, another viii m
sent to the Montpelier offices, while r,
e remaining sets will be sent to Boston &c
r the main offices.
A large number of people gathered in
e Presbyterian church last evening to
ten to an address on Peerless Alas
)" by Miss Lydia A. Hayes. Miss =, ~
lyes spoke of her work as a mission :, :;
y among the Indians. The speaker g. g.
Is given marked attention through :
t the lecture and at the close was .
zeted by loud applause. She is now =, =,
lrelng for the Presbyterian board OF -
me missions among the Presbyterian =
nrches. Tonight she speaks at the ~
church in Graniteville. y
bile in this city she was a guest of
, pastor. Rev. Duncan Salmond Pi