The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-14
TALK OF THE TOWN


Queen of Forest circle will meet to
night at 1880.
Come to the Clan Gordon dance to
morrow night.
A sale OF torchon lace Sc yard a
Perry's ON Saturday.
II you are looking for bargains, cal
az New York Baragn House.
Best outings and ginghams, all at &c
at New York Bargain House
1 DIR. j. b. Eyerglade of Wallngford ar
rived in the city last night for a few
days visit with friends
Winter weights hosiery, underwear, ki
monos and robes at 20 per cent. dis
count. Henry W. Knight.
Mrs. ), S. Smith of Maple avenue has
gone TO Randolph, where she was called
by the death of her brother, w. w
Bean
Mrs. Albert Horton of Brattleboro ar
rived in the city this forenoon for a
weeks visit with relatives on Brook
street.
Come and hear some of Barre's best
talent at the valentine social given by
the Sunbeams. Remember the place
the Presbyterian church.
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Banniek Nicht at the Knights of Column
bus hall Saturday evening. All members
are requested TO be present
Ernest Pacquin, who has been employ
ed in Iberville. p. O., for the past three
months, arrived in the city last night
for ten days visit With relatives.
A. j. Roberts of Sheffield arrived N
the city to-day, having been called here
by the death of his sister-in-law, Mrs
James N. Roberts, OF Beckley court
/ Miss Ruth Malone, student at God
dard seminary, left yesterday afternoon
for Derby Line, where she will visit for
several days at the home OF her parents
Royalton Cosby, who recently broke
the wrist of his left hand while playing
hockey with Goddard went TO his home
at Derby Line yesterday for a weeks
visit.
George Mitchell Of Maple avenue,
who received injuries while at work at
the Hebert and Lardie granite plant
nearly two months ago, was able 20 re-
sumo his duties this morning
The voters of ward 5 are hereby re-
minded that the voting station for that
ward has been changed to the ward 5
will be held there. James Mackay, city |
clerk.
Another weekend here and we are |
prepared to deliver to your house any
quantity of the best pure ice cream
that can be made. Convenient, delicious |
and inexpensive for dessert Telephone
your order, 223 W. L. b. Dodge
THE Lady Leon" a masterpiece OF
English literature, with the popular Miss
Lawrence and Owen Moore, a two-reel
feature extraordinary. With other ex
cellent pictures this program is hard to
excel. At the Bijou to-day and to-
Adv.
The next meeting OF the Soap Box
club will be held on Tuesday evening,
Feb. %, in the Nichols building. The
subject to be presented for discussion at
the next meeting viii be Resolved that
under Socialism each family could ac-
luire more private property than is now
possible. 4
There will be a meeting OF the mem
)ers of the Civic Federation and the va J
'ious womens clubs Of the city at the
Tincitia parlors Monday afternoon. Feb.
z, at 2:30. A Short program will be
endered and light refreshments served
following this. the question OF the or !
ANIMATION OF a large club will be taken |
Up. Every woman who is interested in
hub work is urged to attend this meet I
ng. n
The Presbyterian Sunbeams win hold t
valentine social this evening at 1880 ]
clock. An interesting program viii be a
iven, followed by a social time and y
he serving of light refreshments. Home
made candy will be on sale during the b
vening. Each lady or girl is requested e
D bring valentine in sealed en- g
elope with their name on the inside. Z
come. Admission 10 cents. \
The hockey representatives of Goddard q
sminary left this morning ON two q
avs excursion into southern Quebec
o-night the seminary seven is scheduled u
, play Stanstead college at Stanstead, n
O., and tomorrow night Waterville, 81
O., will be invaded. This is one of pi
ost extensive trips ever undertaken by v
he seminary. Accompanied by Coach pl
oernle, the following men were carried NJ
l the trip; Root, Witt, Moses, LaCasse, q
errill, Peterson. Abair Freeley. pl
The remains OF Louis Truba, the IL Sc
son of Nh and Mrs. Joseph
ruba OF 27la Granite street, were in OF
rred in the Catholic cemetery on Beck RI
y street this forenoon. The child died co
ednesday night, after short illness of d
hat is believed to have been diphtheria IN
We other young people in the same ;
usehold are afflicted with a laryngeal pl
sease similar to the affection that re- On
tied in young Trubas DEATH Across IL
c street another patient has disease Ju
at resembles diphtheria, it is said. Fl
It'll houses have been posted at the IN
der of the health officer. co
All previous records for heavy trains a.
uled over the Barre railroad to this &c
" from Milestone hill were smashed =,
sterday when the powerful Hercules ~ ~
CINE came into the Montpelier & Wells -
yer freight yards attached to 2s cars, - -
of which We're filled to their ca - -
city and five cars either partially filed i'''
unloaded. Yesterday also set a mark : - !
r. traffic service over this road, IS =!
rs being brought from the quarry dis -, ~
ct with single crew Previous TO -
stenlay, on no date in the history OF !. 80 !
, road had over IS cars made their a.
trance to the city from the hill sec !;
n under a lone crew a.
Bernard Mari, manager of the Spauld- -
, high school basketball team received III
from the management OF
aple's academy yesterday in which I