The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

Indian blankets for Sl.35 at Abbott's
See our one-half price suits at Fits
DIR. George II. Spiller will be at tn
City hotel Feb. !.
Miss Morgan will meet her dancin,
class in Miles hall Friday evening at
o'clock.
Some good values in City and ninety
eight.cent hats at Mrs. &. Is. Congo
millinery parlors.
Enrico Colombo of Bolster place wal
able to be out of doors yesterday, afte
confinement with pneumonia.
Alex. Williams arrived in the city last
night from New York, where he recently
landed from Aberdeen, Scotland.
! A. II. Blossom, who has been passing
a few days in the city ON business, re-
turned to-day to his home at Springfield
DIR. Elroy b. Whitaker OF Merchant
street lett this forenoon for Burlington
where he will make short business
visit.
States Attorney j. Ward Carver, who
has been passing few days on business
at Burlington, returned to the city yes
terday afternoon.
Carlo Abati of Granite street, who has
been visiting at Boston and Quincy,
Mass, for the past few days, returned to
the city yesterday.
Mrs. James Cummings of Lancaster,
\. H., arrived in the city yesterday for
n visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ned
Lewis OF Spaulding street.
II. J. Markell, who has been spending
few days in the city on business con-
nected with the Sullivan Machinery
company, returned to-day to Rutland.
Miss Bessie Pratt was called to Edge
water, \. j., by telegram yesterday. She
has been caring for DIR. c. n. Barber,
who has been i'll with pneumonia but is
now on the road to recovery.
Charles r. Soutbgate of Academy
street returned to-day from South Roy
alton, where he was called the first part
OF the week by the death of his mother,
Mrs. c. c. Southgate
PoIard's Juvenile opera company,
with As people. which presents the opera,
"The Toymaker." at the opera house this
evening, will arrive in the city this aft
ernoon at $3.50 O'Clock from Dover, \. IL.
Friday and Saturday, sale of fall
and winter STYLES begins in the MILF |
merry parlors of Mrs. Carrie Burke Congo
in the Miles building. Rather than carry
over any stock, Mrs. Congo is offering
some OF the latest models at marked
reductions in price.
The funeral Of Thomas Crowley. whose
sudden death occurred in Montpelier on
Tuesday morning, will be held at St
church Friday morning at 10 II
o'clock, instead OF the date mentioned |
N yesterdays paper. Interment will be
made in the Catholic cemetery on Beck
ey street.
Wednesdays arrivals at the hotel Otis
we're as follows: c. NJ. Poor Boston; s.
, Stafford, Sutton, p. OIL. j. Aetman,
session; f. NJ Bigelow, St Louis; I Fl.
Wallace, Boston; +. L. Wallen, Portland,
Me-; j. r. Murphy, Waterbury; +. A.
Tits, Randolph G. X. Il. Best, White
river Junction; II. A. Milne Burlngton;
Y. j. Hamel, burlington.
Elphege Lamont who has been con-
med to the house at 4 West street for
early two weeks with smallpox, is COM
ng along as well as could be expected.
Ir Lamont, who is having the disease
cry lightly. is supposed to have con-
racted it in Montreal, where he had been
Dr. several weeks previous to his illness.
triet quarantine is being maintained
yer the house.
A reception was rendered Mrs. Hattie
addigan by about forty of her friends
st evening at her home at l0l Prospect
rect. ii being complete surprise to
or. The evening was devoted to merry
aking and a musical and literary pro-
ram was given as follows: Piano solo,
ISIS Sadie Haddigan; violin solo, George
aker; violin medleys, Charles Travers;
aiding, George Maker; piano solo, Miss
addigan; selection on harmonica, Grow
Halls recitation. Mrs Charles Trav-
8; reading, Mrs. George Maker; read :
g. Mrs. Grover Hall; recitation, Mr.. q
Drsythe; special poem for the occasion,
rs. Charles Travers; recitation. Master
arence Carpenter; reading, Mrs. Will
I'm Woodcock. In behalf of the COM
my George Maker presented Mrs. Had
gan a handsome ring and percolat
& coffee pot. Mrs. Haddigah respond
appropriately to the presentation.
bounteous repast was served to the
thering, it consisting of salads, rolls,
Ike, doughnuts, pickles. fruit and cof-
e. The closing part of the reception
Is given to the rendering of favorite
cal selections, the party breaking up
late hour wishing Mrs. Haddigan
eeess and happiness. Mrs. A. L. Pierce
d Mrs. II. W. Shores were the commit
2 in charge of the party.