The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-13

duties in the New England fruit store
i. A. Hutchinson is moving his sales
room from the Averill building into tn
Wood block, over Emslie, the florist.
! l. p Hight of West Topsham re
turned home this afternoon. after spend
ing a few days with friends in tn,
city.
George Troup of Central street re
turned to-day from Burlington, where b,
has been passing several days with rela
tiyes.
Ninety couples attended the dance
held in the Rowland hall Saturday even.
ing under the auspices of the Riley or.
chestra.
Joseph Charlie of Prospect street. who
has been visiting at North Adams, Mass,
for several days, returned 10 the city
Saturday.
! William Dunlop, who has been visit
| ing friends in the city for few days,
returned this morning to his home in
st. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McLynn returned
this morning to their home in Concord,
\. H., after spending several days with
friends in the city.
Charles Pattee, who has been visiting
as the guest OF Howard Miles OF West
street Tor a few days returned to-day
to Dartmouth college.
l.. B. Dodge Of Averill street returned
Saturday from Burlington. where he at
tended the annual convention of the
Vermont Dairymen's association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Nelson, who were
married two weeks ago, returned Sat
urday night from Boston. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson will reside at 20 Merchant street.
William Rviat Of Hill street. who mn
derwent minor operation at the Mary
Fletcher hospital at Burlington few
weeks ago, returned to the city Satur-
day
The Harris orchestra concluded four
night engagement for the Hibernian fair
at Graniteville Saturday night. The or
rhestra furnished music for the dane
ing.
Mrs. d. S. Waterman and son, C. d. !
Waterman of Washington street. re-
turned yesterday from Orleans, where |
they were called by the death Of the |
father J.. S. Wiley.
Miss Pearl White. former Vtagraph !
'avorite. appears in "His Word of Hon
,r.' fascinating and high-class inter |
)retation of society life In metropolis /
an city. At the Biiou to-day.
James s. Milne, jr., of Liberty street, /
who completed his clerical duties in the
National bank of Barre last week. be-
san work this morning at the home
'fiice OF the American Fidelity Co., in
A thimble party will be held at the
ZONE of Mrs. ~ J. Roberts, Orange
treet, Wednesday afternoon at O'CLOCK,
or the benefit of the woman's guild
i the Church OF the Good Shepherd
III ladies of the parish are cordially
invited.
Friday evening at the Church street
ymnasium the Shamrock A. A. will
ie p:tted against the Fort Edward,
!, Y. quintet. The New Workers won
he amateur championship of northern
lew York, according to the Fort Ed
ard press agent. and are on a tour
weep and lay claim to the championship
northern New York and Vermont,
The partial derailing of car No 50
ear the junction OF the Washington
rect line Saturday night disorganized
.afiie on the Barre & Montpelier Trac-
on Co.'S line for over an hour and
fused the employees of the road no
title difficulty in returning the Grant
ucks The mshap occurred around
clock and from that time until $3.50
lie Washington street cars were sent
Montpelier.
A meeting of the civic federation and
e various women's clubs of the city
i'll be held Wednesday evening, Jan.
. in the Nineta club rooms at 7:45
clock Mrs. w. L. WATSON of Water
Try. president of the state fedora ton. :
ID Mrs. Olive Ashton of Rutland. Yer :
ont secretary of the general fedora q
IN, viii address the meeting. The E
rpose of this gathering is to consider q
e plan of combining the several wom
IS clubs in the city into one large
ID. All club members and any who
e interested in the subject are urged
attend.
A delivery team belonging TO the b. u
masi store figured in an accident near
e South Main street railroad cross
: Saturday night that ended only in
pair of damaged sleds, although the
ver had narrow escape from in
v. One runner of the outfit caught Z
a rail at the crossing and before
; driver could regain control of the
uation, the horse had leaped free Of
, harness. Tlr delivery sleds were Z
.rturned by the sudden departure of Z
horse. which ran nearly the length 4
the street before being caught and
urned TO the delivery man. The sleds
re hauled away 10 a blacksmith shop
repairs.