The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-25
TALK OF THE TOWN


2s. at $3.50 p. m.
Samples of ladies' muslin underwear
nearly half price, in the white sale at
Vaughan's.
George Duncan left yesterday for Ran.
dolph, where he will visit relatives for a
few days.
Wanted at once; A frst.class granite
sawyer. Inquire at Jones Brothers Co.,
Barre, W.
Same goods at less money or better
goods at the same money, than else
where, at browns.
Joseph Kennedy of Summer street left
last night for Plymouth, n. H., where
he will visit for several days.
Miss Esther Tabor returned to Bos-
ton to-day, after visiting her mother,
Mrs. Selma Tabor of west hill.
c. w. 0dell Of the west Hill left this
morning for Fair Haven, where he will
visit his daughter for few days.
Harry Skerritts of Farewell street
left last night for Greenfield, Mass,
where he has secured employment.
Louis Libanus, who has been visiting
Alex Corey OF Prospect street, left this
morning for his home in Berlin, y. H.
Miss Bertha ellis returned this fore
noon to her home in Burlington, after
passing the week with relatives in Barre
and Montpelier.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. A. Birdsall returned
Thursday night to their home in Bronze,
p, g., after spending several days with
relatives in the city.
Miss +. II. Bradstreet of West Glou-
cester, Mass, is visiting in the city
for week. While in the city, Miss
| Bradstreet is guest at the City no.
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A. I. Lawrence who was in the city
last evening to attend the annual meet
ing of the Vermont Poultry association,
returned this forenoon to his home in
Burlington.
Harold Morse, a student at Dartmouth
college arrived in the city this morning
from Hanover, n. H., for a few days
visit at the house of his mother on
Camp street.
Tickets for the Spaulding high school
Campfire Girls basketball game which
is to be played at the Church street
gymnasium, may be procured at the G.
$. Andrews shoe store.
4. 7. Chester of New York, advance |
agent for the Pollard Juvenile opera,
which is to appear at the opera house
Thursday night, Jan. 30, was visitor
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Alex. Cruiokshank, who was |
called to Barre by the death OF her
brother-in-law, William Cruickshank, Of
Summer street, returned to-day to her
home in Springfield, Mass.
Do you really know what is going on
in Barref A number Of plain, crisp
statements will be made at the Sun
day evening meeting at the opera house
at 1880 p. IN. tomorrow.
A. X. Campbell, the sewing machine
repairer, who repairs all makes of sew-
ing machines. is in town for few weeks.
Work skillfully done at residences.
Leave your order at Homer Fits store.
Local retail clerks affiliated with the
R. c. |. p. A., are planning to give CON
'ert and dance in Rowland hall on the
evening of January 80. Riley's orches-
ira has been engaged to furnish music.
Have you ever used stencil mono
ram for your linen, pillow cases, towels,
etc7 You can find it at
'Ye Specialize Shoppe." w. Z. Row
IL, l6l North Main street.
Mrs. Dora Aldrich of Mortified Falls, .
Who is a frequent visitor in Barre, left {
yesterday for Hillsboro, n. H., where she i
will make short visit with relatives !
'efore going to Lowell, Mass, to spend
he winter.
DIR. G. L. T. Hayes, who spent last ,
summer in the old country. doing post !
,raduate work, has removed from Gran ,
teville and is located in the Blanchard ),
'uilding, where he intends specializing !
n gynecology.
Sabin Waterman of st. Adams ar
lived in the city to-day for few days !,
,isit at the home of his brother, ID. s. !
Waterman Of Washington street. lie
vas accompanied by Frank Colby, who = =
as been visiting at st. Adams and Bur !
ing for the past two weeks
Word was received last evening from :
+. Springer, telling of the death of \
lis father Rev. H. NJ Springer, which
asst evening. Rev. Mr.. Springer was ;
veil known to many people in Bare, !
aving visited at the home of his son. &
lev. Springer was retired minister. In 3
is active days he was affiliated with the q
Iethodist church.
Sixteen young friends of Miss Bessie . .
'louH gathered at her home at 1873 South :
lain street last evening to remind her
hat the day was the ninth birthday. il
he evening was devoted to the indul- S
ences of various games. Light refresh Il
tents were served to the party. After a
assing a social evening, the party dis I"
embed. Miss Plouff was presented a
lany beautiful gifts by her friends. a
A civic social service will be held at g
he Barre opera house Sunday evening
t 1880 o'clock. Both men and women I
Barre are urged to attend. No one /,
nder l6 years of age will be admitted. az
ertain disclosures of Barre social con- s,
tions during the past week have made s
Imperative this public opening of the T
items eyes. The boards of ushers in
'om all the churches are urged to be ic
t the opera house at 7:l5 sharp to han
lie the crowds.
John T. Nelson is confined to his home !,
4 Eastern avenue as the result of in :,
Iries received Thursday afternoon while p
gagged in his work at the Dewey Col 90
mn Cutting Works. Mr. Nelson. who Ia
employed in the sharpening rooms a
the company, was reaching for n
lir of tongs and it was necessary to M
Use himself TO the workbench. Pro- ~
citing from the workbench was the n.
ARP point of file, uncovered at the
indie Mr.. Nelson slipped and his right
D came in contact with the file leav- VI