The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

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| A good hannelette robe SOC at Knights
Extra good values in wash goods at
! Abbott's.
Don't miss the clearance sale waists,
at Vaughan's.
Closing-out sale of stock and fixtures.
Mrs. NeIson-Church, over Times office.
Next Tuesday, Jan. ID, will be ladies'
day at Buzzell's ice rink, afternoon and
evening.
Read the ad. of H. NJ. Farnham on
page regarding the horses he offers
for sale.
GRADUATED and bolted corn meal
and graham flour at the Ayerill Mills,
tel 367-M.
We have a nice lot of dry block wood
at 1926 per run. When in need OF wood,
call phone 237 Morse & Jackson.
The discounts on ladies and gentle
mems fur coats and caps, allowed by
the McWhorcr Co. are very tempting.
Regular meeting OF Minnehaha en-
campment, No. ?, Tuesday evening, Jan.
10. Work. golden rule degree. Per or
der C. P.
Go to John H. Johnson, 81 South Main
street, for your roofing, cave troughing
sneet IRON anu IlH Woih, Iepdliihe elc.
Tel. 2l2-W.
Twenty third annual old and young
folks bah at village hall, East Mont
pelier, Tuesday evening, Jan. -. Music,
Rileys orchestra.
William Fewkes of Albany, n. Y, left
for Burlington Saturday, after spending
a few days at the home of f. D. Rol-
Inns on North Main street
Another carload OF nice second growth
wood just received. Send in your order
now. The d. NJ. Miles Coal Co., l22
North Main street. Telephones 1873 and
AIM.
Jones & Nye will run their barge from
Barre to East Montpelier for the old
and young folks ball Tuesday, JAN Is,
for 60c per passenger. Barge will leave
city building at $3.50 sharp.
Regular meeting of Jumpers, boxers
and derrickmen, No. so, will be held in
Foresters' hall Tuesday evening, Jan.
10, at 1880. Election of officers and other
important business. Cor. Sec. Thos.
Holder
w. ]. Loughheed & Co, have received
the contract to do the steamfitting,
plumbing and piping for pneumatic tools
at the new w. b. Jones granite plant,
which is being constructed at Williams
town.
The regular meeting of the ladies' aid
society OF St Alonica's church will be
held Tuesday night at 1880 at the con-
vent. A social hour and refreshments
after the meeting All members invited
to attend.
Joint legislative committee, attention
A meeting of the joint legislative com
mittee viii be held in the granite cut
tiers rooms, Seampini block, Wednesday
evening Jan. IA, at p. IN. Business
James Cruickshank, chair
man; Alex. Ironside, secretary.
Among those who registered at The |
Buzzell hotel yesterday were the follow
ing Mrs. NJ. c. Cutler, East Montpelier; !
Max Langshaw and wife, New York; J. |
c. Russell and wife, Montreal; Joseph |
Gagnon, Lewiston, Me-; John Hedberg; |
South Ryegate; L. r. Prize, Marshheld. |
On Wednesday evening at the Paradis |
alleys on Pearl street the Pastimes and
the ,Tohnston's All-Stars will clash in /
the deciding game of candle pins. The |
first game was won by the All-Stars, the /
Pastimes taking the second encounter.
The game Wednesday night will be one
Of the contests TO decide the city cham
Cable advices from Brussels to the
Red Star line office in this city state
that the king of Belgium has conferred
The Civic Cross of the third class upon
Third Officer W. Wymen of the steam
ship "Kroonland" for signal bravery in
he rescue of passengers from the "Vol-
.urno." One steward and six seamen.l
If the "Kroonland' also received gold
medals for their hcroism.
The concert by "The Neapolitans," to
be given at the opera house on Thurs
lay evening, Jan. Is, may be regarded
1y some as the chief attraction OF the
winters course conducted by the Barre
club, it being the one for which
10 many are waiting. Surely, with such
/ gathering of artists and novelty of
program, we can but expect a rare treat.
or in no other country of the world
IRE the heart-reaching elements of music
% brought out as in Italy and by her
people. 1t must appeal to our Italian
,itizens, who we trust will hear them
md give them warm welcome.
Edward S. Peck a lawyer of New
York City, is anxious to learn of the
of William Dennie, sup
posed to be in Vermont. Mr.. DENIES
sister is deceased, and the lawyer is
awaiting settlement. Mr.. Dennie fol-
ows his occupation as piano tuner,
Anyone who can locate him please com
with the above-named lawyer
Or Rose Dennie, Wallingford, Conn, care
Curtis House. vermont papers please