The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-28
TALK OF THE TOWN
Remnant sale Al Fitts'.

Remnant sale at Fits
See the childrens hat values at Alb
bott's.
Corduroy, navy and black $l.00 value
for Toe yard. Henry w. Knight.
Francis ID. Mcclellan of Rochester, n,
y, was among the business visitors in
the city yesterday.
During the temporary absence of NJ
Gotler, his glazing business will be in
charge OF his son. Perley Gotler.
i III. +. Helliher returned this morning
to his home in Montreal, p. O., after
a weeks business visit in the city.
All sizes of coal, Otto coke, second
growth and block wood at Calder a.
Richardson's, Depot Square. phone $50.
The Campfire Girls basketball team
was entertained after the game last
night at the home OF Miss Evelyn Bug
bee.
NJ. $. Levin of Forsythe place left
this forenoon for Burlington, where he
will remain for a few. days on bus.
! mess.
Il. l.. Chandler of Northfeld Falls il
passing few days in the city as the
guest of George w. Chandler of Onward
street.
Miss Blanche IIazeton returned this
forenoon to her home in Westport, n. Y,
after spending a few days with rela-
tives in Barre.
The pool and billiard tournament at
Vincitia club will begin this evening.
The duplicate whist tournament also is
starting this week.
The Norwich hockey team will arrive
in this city tomorrow, where it viii
play Goddard hockey team on the sem
mary rink at AIS.
Mrs. John Forbes arrived in the city
to-day from Durham, n. H., for a visit
with relatives. Mrs. Forbes will return
to Durham in about a week.
Walter Wood of Boston arrived in
the city last night to spend several days
in the city as the guest Of +. McPher
son Laws of Wellington street.
MIR, and Mrs. l.. f. Ewing returned |
this forenoon to their home in Malone. |
n ", after passing several days with |
relatives in Barre and other nearby |
towns.
Regular meeting Of Bright Star Re
bekah lodge. No. Is. Wednesday evening |
Jan. 20, at 7;30 All officers please be
present for practice after the meeting.
fet oTuer noDle grand.
Remember there will be table of
cooked foods for sale the afternoon of
domestic science that is to be held in
Vincitia lodge banquet hall, Wednesday
afternoon. from l:45 to 8 P. m.
Rev. Louis llendee, who has charge OF
the Syrian Catholics in the diocese OF
left yesterday for Newport.
where he will make a short visit before
returning to his home in Burlington.
Mrs. Il. O. Curtis Of Orange, who has
been spending a few days in the city
Is the guest at the home of Frank
Adams OF Elm street. left yesterday for
where she viii visit her
mother
Through the d. A. Perry Real E1tate
lgency of this city, the small farm in
Worcester owned by A. Il. Covell of
loxbury has been sold to Fred C. Low |
II of Worcester. who viii take imme- [
late possession.
Who was John Brown Osawatomie? =,
hat was his mission? What did the
acrifice OF his life mean to the union? I
'cme with 800 others to Hedding Meth
list church Wednesday night and learn I
rom the silver tongucd orator. Franklin j
hamilton, ID. d., LII. d., OF Washington, i
}. G.
The company presenting the burlesque /
how, wine, Women and Song" in /
he opera house tonight, arrived in the a
itv this forenoon from Montreal. r. q. 10
he company has been taking some long p
imps along the circuit and after play ~
~ in Barre, it will go to Dover. n. II. h
On the evening of February ID, Mr.. h
Vinslow of Washington, d. C., United i
tates superintendent Of road construc- Il
on. will speak in the Barre opera
ouse under the auspices OF the Board p
/ Trade To accompany his talk on il
ood roads. Mr.. Wilson will shew a II
lumber of highway pictures on screen. y
he meeting will be Of public nature $
nd anyone interested in the good roads le
ovement will be welcome. Superintend q
IT Winslow is making tour OF YER e.
ont in the interests of the Greater Yer Il
ont association. tn