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



5 Garment bargains at Abbott's.
G Five hundred yards Sc outing nanne
for &c per yard at Perry's on Saturday
; NJ. S. Levin has returned home from
business trip to Burlington and New
! York.
Some good values in fifty and ninety
J eight cent hats at Mrs. G, b. Congo
millinery parlors.
CLARION Allen has gone to East War
rem, where he will make an extended
visit with relatives.
Guy Vitagliano of North Main street
returned last night from a business TRIP
to Boston and Lowell, Mass.
S. S. Huntoon, who has been visiting
relatives in the city for a few days, has
returned to his home in Waitsfield.
Mrs. George II. Upper of Keith ave-
nue. returned last night from a visit at
her former home in East Braintree.
+, Benjamin Sullon returned last night
to his home i'm Dorchester, Mass, after
spending several days in the city on bus.
mess.
NJ. NJ Freeman, an auditor of the Sui
Ivan Machinery company, returned to
Claremont. \. H., to-day, after a few
days visit in the city
Rev. w. !. NJ Beattie of Highland
avenue was in Burlington yesterday to
attend the conservation of Bishop CO.
adiutor w. f. Weeks.
! Mrs. Lillian Lang, who has been Wis
iting relatives on South Main street for
the past ten days. left this morning
for her home in Hyde Park.
William Emslie, who was injured sew
eral weeks ago at the Mari & Gordon
Granite company, was able to be out of
doors yesterday for the first time.
The final dance OF the winter series
held under the auspices of the Knights
OF olumbus will be held this evening
at their hall in the Scampini building.
Mrs. 0. J. Ladam and little daughter,
Lucille, of Burlington arrived in the city
to-day for visit at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Marion of Summer
street.
William Mitchell of Cottage street,
who lately returned to Barre after spend
ing several months in Boston, is EN-
ployed in Edwin Ross barber shop on
Depot square.
The annual masquerade ball at God
dard seminary will be given Saturday
night at the seminary chapel by the
senior class. The Barre opera house or
chestra win furnish music.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Wood, who have
been passing six weeks in Barre as the |
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Cutler |
of Jefferson street, were called to their |
home in NicholvilIe, n Y, yesterday by |
the serious illness of their daughter.
in-law.
Friday and Saturday. sale of fall
and winter styles begins in the milli-
merry parors 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.
Chancellor Francis Hamilton. d. d..
Ii. d.. who gave lecture at the He'd
ding Methodist church last evening. left
to-day for Boston, where he will make
a short visit before returning to Wash
ington, ID. c., where he is connected with
the American university
Miss Rose Abiatti and Miss Josephine
Colombo of Bolster place left this fore
noon for South Ryegate where they will
visit relatives for few days. They
Enrico Balzarini, who has been making
short visit in the city.
Nearly every inch of floor space at
the Knights of Columbus hall was APP
by tables last night by the
which party held under the auspices of
The ladies' auxiliary of the A. o. II. II
The winners in the whist competition
we're Mrs. Harry Clark and Mrs. o. \.
Granger. The consolation prize was
awarded to Harry Clark and Mrs. v
Drown.
dispatches received in Barre from Cal
AIRY, Alberta, indicate that the condi-
ION OF David Mclean. the former Barre
10Y who lost both legs in a switch frog
ccident while acting as yard master
OF the Canadian PaPcific railroad. is
making as much progress as could be
Xpeeted. If he RECEIVERS sufficiently,
e will accompany his father, VI. A.
IcLean, back to Williamstown.
While making the run to the Burn
ans meadow fire last night, the horse
rswn chemical apparatus slowed against
he curbstone at the corner of River
nd Granite streets, breaking two spokcs
one of the rear wheels. The mishap
ID not interfere with the trucks trip 4
, the fire and after the return to the
.stien, one of the new wheels which the
apartment keeps for emergency pur
Dses. was adjusted TO the truck.
Elaborate preparations in the way OF
ectrieal display are being made by the
allan Pleasure club. which holds it,
lnual banquet and dance in the Clan
ordon hall Friday evening. A system
Illuminated decorations has been de-
scd BY Chairman Joseph Giampolini Of
e general committee and to-day the
ork Of wiring the hall for the electrical
Tects was started. The banquet viii
gin at O'Clock and a program u aft
dinner exercises all follow The
nee viii bring the affair to a close. =