The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-22
TALK OF THE TOWN


beautiful line OF wash goods,
The Tourist club will meet with Mrs
Drown Monday afternoon at 2;lo,
Great sale OF wolfe bouncing Mon
day, 49c, SOC, and 60c at Vaughan's.
The Clover club will meet with Mrs
Cora Jackson Tuesday afternoon at 2iSo
Photographs and pictures of any kind
neatly framed at the c, Bau studio, Cur
ricr building.
There is to be Washingtons birthday
dance in Rowland hall Saturday, Feb
%, Riley's orchestra,
The Altrurians will meet with Mrs
George II. Holt, 81 Hill street, Tuesday
Feb. 25, at 2:30 p. m.
Extra fine vanilla and strawberry ice
cream for to-day and Sunday. l.. b.
Dodge, telephone 233-W.
Miss Mary Owens of Hill street left
yesterday afternoon for Burlington,
where she will visit relatives for a few
days.
II. II. Hull returned this morning to
his home in Woodbury., after spending a
few days with friends on Batchelder
street.
Burt Ii. Tenney of Washington street
went to his former home IN Randolph
this morning for a weekend visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Pearson, who have
been visiting friends in the city for the
past ten DAYS. went this morning to
their home in Hinesburg.
Mrs. Arthur l.. Pierce and son, Ray
mond. of Currier street went this morn
-. ~ II s.I, ,.fha Nl
a short visit with relatives,
James Donahue, student at the Uni
versity of Vermont, was visitor IN the
city yesterday afternoon on his way to
Graniteyille to pass a week with rela'
tives.
Miss Elizabeth Carson of Laurel street
left yesterday afternoon for Burlington,
where she attended the annual kake
walk at the University of Vermont last
night
Mrs. Lorinda Mower is seriously i'll
at the home of her niece, Mrs. Lyman
Taft, of Mount street. On account OF
her advanced age, much anxiety is felt
for her.
The costumes to be worn in the min
strel show next Tuesday and Wednesday
are well worth seeing. They are OF
most elaborate design and are extremely
beautiful.
For Sale---Grocery store, fixtures and
stock in excellent condition. Owner retires
from business on account of i'll health. |
Apply to Louis Joseph, Granite street,
near bridge
Charles A. Butler, state agent for the !
New York Life Insurance company, re-
turned to his home in Burlington this
after spending several days !
In the city on business.
Harry Weinberg and Jules Levey OF |
New York, representatives OF the Inter /
national Praeposite company, manufae-
turers of powder, are passing a few days
in this vicinity on business.
Moses Gotler, the Seminary street
ylazier, who recently submitted to an
operation for appendicitis at the Heaton
hospital in Montpelier, is able to be out
If doors for few hours each day.
Rev. Francis Welch, who has been
spending few days in Barre as the
,uest of Rev. A. c. Griffin, at st. Mon
cas- rectory on Summer street, returned
his morning to his home in Burlington.
Mrs. Carrie Kenney, who has been
listing friends in the city for the past
wo weeks went this morning to Waits
ield where she will make a short stay
,efore returning to her home in John
on.
Miss Marjorie Parker, who graduated
rom Goddard seminary in 1911, arrived
n the city last evening from her home
t Warren and will remain as the guest
( Mrs. Donald Rand of Merchant street
or week.
Carl Nelson, who was partially over
ONE Thursday afternoon, while engaged .
n repairing a leak in one of the Peo-
les Lighting, Heating and Power com
anys mains at the north end of the
ity, resumed his duties this morning. /
AT the regular meeting OF the Royal
,rcanum, held last evening at the K. OF
) hall in the Blanchard building, there
fas large attendance. After the
outline business of the session had been
social evening was passed.
There was a large attendance OF the
lembers of the fourth class, junior de-
artm emit, of the Sunday school, at the
Dcial held last evening in the vestry of
he Congregational church. Refresh
rents of ice cream and cake were served
} the class.
Accom- panied by Miss Alice Lavelle f
nd Stanley Cummings, members of the !
lculty at Spaulding high school, the Il
,nior academic class left to-day for Il
where they viii present
he three-act comedy, Daddy" which
ored such bowling success in Barre +
Irlier this week. The play will be
at the grange hall.
Arthur st. John, a hostler employed
Prospect street, came into city court i
lis forenoon to face Judge H. w. Scott
a charge of intoxication. Ii was his
urth ofrense, according to the police
urt records. The respondent entered I
plea of guilty and was sentenced to
rye thirty days in the county Jail at
ontpeler. ST. John was arrested yes n
rday afternoon by Officer George k. v
lrle.
To the notable collection of paintings Z
hibited this week in the window of
e New York Bargain store, j. C. Shad
/, the young painter who lives at l02
Drth Seminary street, has contributed
picture of an Italian cavalryman, the
conforming to the type
mmon during the recent Italian Occur
ton of Tripol. The horseman is
airing the Italian national standard
ing the plains of northern Africa.
Tickets are now on sale for a grand
ncert. under the auspices of Clan Cor
n, No. ~, in the opera house March
The company is a strong one and a
Dgram of English. Irish and Scotch