The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

/: Ten per cent. discount on table lii
/; ems ut Fits.
/; Your choice OF any suit of coat
|: our store az one.half price. Henry v
/; knight.
/: Fred Heath left Saturday for Brattl'
/; boro, where he viii make short Wis
. with relatives.
|: The Athena club will meet with Mr.
!; Alvah Little OF Trow avenue. Tuesda
!; at 1870 o'clock.
!; r. Cantley arrived in the city thi
morning from Quincy, Mass, for a fe'
/: days business visit.
Mrs. G. \. Cady of Hinesburg arrive
I in the city Saturday night for visi
! with relatives in South Barre.
Miss Mary Boyce, ticket agent at t.
Central Vermont station, is passing
few days in New London, Conn.
The McWhorter Co. have just receive
new lines OF mems and boys winter cap'
underwear, neckwear gloves, etc.
Edwin II. Peck returned Saturday e
his home in Wolcott after spending !
few days with friends in the city.
Michael Kickham of Short stree
left yesterday for st. Adams, where !
viii visit relatives for few days.
Warmers rust-proof eorsets, big stoc
OF new spring models, at ten per cen;
off regular prices. Henry w. Knight
William Duff, art master, teacher
drawing and painting in all the
branches. - Aldrieh building, Barre, Y
w. O. Chase, who has been passin
a few days i nthe city on business
left this morning for his home in Jericf
II. H. Tracy returned yesterday I
bis home in Montgomery after passin
ten days with relatives in Barre an
Montpelier.
Miss Mary Colombo of Bolster place,
who has been employed at the Diyersi
Fruit store for several years, completed
her duties Saturday night.
| Miss Marion F. Stickney, who passed
the holiday season with her parents, DIR.
and Mrs Q. &. Stckney, has returned
to her studies at 0berlin college.
Mrs. Rogers and Miss Dains-, uuir
at Heaton hospital. Montpelier. return
to that city this morning, after spen
ing Sunday with Mrs. John Ryan OF Il
per Graniteyille.
Miss Sadie A. Wilson Of Circle sire,
left Yesterday for East Barnet, whei
she has secured a position as teacher
the public schools Of that town durin
the coming winter term.
The Philomathian club will meet wit
Mrs. W. H. Shepard on Washington stree
tomorrow evening at 7 us o'clock. Men
bers please be prompt, as business {
Importance is to be taken up.
Misses Clair and Kathleen Miles, win
have ben visiting at the home OF thei,
father, ID. NJ. Miles, OF West street 90
the past few weeks, returned to IT
Marys academy at Burlington to-day.
Regular meeting Of Granite Mountain
lodge No. 1897, will be held in Miles hal
on Monday evening, Jan Z, at O'Clock J
Installation OF officers. Refreshment |
served after meeting. Per order n. G.
District meeting OF X. of P, Marsh
field, Jan. g. 1913. Special train will I
leave Barre at p. M. Nincitia ladge
No. 10, will confer the rank of page. \
large attendance is desired Committee
Mrs. William LeCasse Of st. Armand
p. O., a former resident of Barre, ar.
lived in the city Saturday for an eX-
.ended visit at the home OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs John e. Nelson. OF Eastern
avenue.
Eighty couples attended the dance in
he Rowland hall Saturday night under
he auspices of Riley's orchestra. This
< the first public dance to be held since
he orchestra assumed the management
II the series.
treet was taken to the City hospital
n the Perry & Noonan ambulance Sat
lrday afternoon. la the evening She /
underwent serious operation. At the
ospital this morning little hope of her
was held out
Everett Swasey, who has been EN-
loyed in the George n. Tilden shoe
tore for the past three weeks, went
aturdav to his home in Waterbury to
ass the weekend, returning this morn
lg to Burlington to resume his studies
t the University of Vermont.
Ricardo Arrest. the two-year-old son
/ John Arrest of upper Graniteville S
led January 2 of pneumonia. The fu-
eral was from st. Sylvester's church
! Graniteyille Saturday, Rev. Fr Tur-
1t officiating. with mterment in the
atholic cemetery in this city.
Through the ID. A. Perry Real Estate
gency, the farm in MiddleseN owned
Y Mrs. H. /. White of Mortified has
cen sold to Mr.. and Mrs. Edison X.
i'll Of Marshiield, who will take imme- +
late possession of the property. The :
Irm comprises 1876 acres and the trans
n includes stock, tools and all other
luipment. Z
Thomas J. Parker, a former employee
the Smith 4 Cummings store on North
ain street. arrived in the city this morn
2 from Bangor, Me-. where he has
EN- employed by Armous q Co.. since
st April Mr. Parker has been promo
d to position with the eompany's
anch house at Woodsville, y. H.. and
III assume his new duties within
W days.
Farmers. who came to the city for
lrketing purposes to-day, say that the
yhways are in a condition equally un-
vorable for sleighing and wheeling.
lie mild January thaw that came last
eek despoiled the sleighing, although
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