The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-10
TALK OF THE TOWN


sale OF frames.
II Ten cent ginghams for this week Sc
ll u yard at Vaughan's.
II The Schubert quartet at the Barre
II opera house Wednesday, Feb. IL.
II Pay your gas bills before Feb. 10 and
save discount, It's worth while.
All kinds Of jabots at great dis
count, at New York Bargain House.
Miss Marguerite Brown of jefferson
street left Saturday night for Boston,
where she will remain several days on
II business.
Miss Gobe, who has been spending u
few days with her sister, Mrs. John
DeColaines, returned this morning to
her home in Ludlow
Speaking of the highest order at the
Progressive banquet Monday night, Feb.
10, hear the Hon. Clifford Pnchot on the
national topic of conservation.
Maccabeesl There will be a special
meeting in knights of Pythias hall this
evening at O'clock Every officer and
member is requested to be present.
kino J. Maggiani and A. Sanguenetti
returned this morning from Burlington,
where they visited the formers sister,
Mrs. g. Ross, who is confined to the
Mary Fletcher hospital.
Miss Clara Rabiola, who came to Barre
/ Saturday to attend the masquerade
dance in Socialist han on Granite street
Saturday evening, returned this morning
to her home in South Ryegate.
| Wantcd-At once, man to handle part
OF our business in Barre and vicinity.
Liberal contract to the right party. APP
ply at once, giving references, age and
last employer. Address b, care OF Times.
The current issue OF Monumental News |
contains several excellent photo engrav-
ings of Hope cemetery as it. appears aft |
er it had been beautifed through the
efforts of the cemetery commissioners
and the superintendent.
Rt. Rev. w. F. Weeks of Burlington,
who was recently consecrated coadiutor
of the Vermont Episcopal diocese, will
make his first official visit to Barre
Tuesday evening, when he will preach in
the Church of the Good Shepherd.
Retail clerks notice. There viii be
regular meeting of local No. 24l, h. G.
/. p A., Wednesday evening, February
II, at 1880 o'clock, Some important
business will be taken up and all mem
bers are requested to be present. X. j.
Maggani, rec. sec.
Mrs. H. F. Hall, in whose house at 4 {
West street, Elphege Lamont has been
confined with smallpox, has contracted {
the disease and came down with it Sat
urday. Mrs. Hall has been quarantined ]
in the house for three weeks now Mr.. /
Lamont has nearly recovered and will
be out in a week.
The eighteenth annual report OF the
city OF Barre was issued today from n
the n. J. Roberts printery. 1t is y
volume OF 2l0 pages, which is pract- :
cally the same as that of asst year, with d
30 pages additional devoted to resolu- /
tions adopted by the council and alder '
men, and the index. The volume is
bound in green paper. Copies can be had ;,
1t the city clerks office. !
Elon 4. Barrett left yesterday for a
could, r. O.. where he will attend the y
funeral of John Mcleod, whose death :,
occurred in Littleton, n. H.. Saturday
fter d short illness. Mr.. Mcleod lived
n Barre twenty years ago and at the \,
ime of his death he was a member OF
Iiawatha lodge, No. 20, |. o. f. Mr.. =
Barrett went to Gould as delegate s.
rom the local lodge. z
Special Humane Agent George w
shannon returned Saturday from a trip OF
through Plainfeld, Marshheld and Cab Y
t, where he investigated several cases at
nd interviewed horse and cattle own OF
RS in regard to humane care of their 81
harges Officer Shannon has arranged at
~tfh &bnrtH ~ nfl
'lainfeld to look after the eases of al nj
eyed cruelty in Plainfield and vicinity he
Clan Gordon, No. II, 0. s. c., has I'll
1mpleted arrangements for a series of ri'
cotch dances, to be held in Clan Gordon W
all, Bolster block, the remainder OF the Al
inter months. The dances will be un-
er the management of the clan trus- Q.
.es, they having secured the services of 80
lperienced floor directors, who will have =. ~
large of the floor and attend to the n n
quirements of the patrons. A first -,
ass orchestra, members of the musi-
ans union, has been engaged to fur ~ -.
sh all the latest and most up-to- date ~
Ince music. 1t is the desire of the
anagement that everything possible be Re
me to secure the patronage OF the sp,
lblic and to have a dance that will Il:
appreciated by all. For many years dia
is hall has been known as a popular rec
ncing place and its good qualifications eve
We been increased under the direction vii
the new lessee, Clan Gordon, which Tn
$ spared no expense in making this the
II one of the best in the city. The o'cI
lin hall and .ante-rooms have been
cleaned and renovated
and the floor put in excel uei
It condition. The lighting system has S ga
en- entirely changed, new Mazda tung- ~ e.o
N lights having been installed, thus of
hitting the hall to perfection. The VA
st dance will be held on Saturday sta
ming, Feb. 10. Clan Gordon solicits ey.
nr patronage. Remember the date tut
j place. 70
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