The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-13
TALK OF THE TOWN.


| iDiS 5idch VII luis dt TITUS
X e. Beauregard, who has been visit
| ing Sgiends in the city for week, left
this morning for his home in Springfield.
| Closing out sale of stock and fixtures.
Trimmed hats at Csc. each; 35c. ribbons
at l5c. per yard. Mrs. Nelson-Church,
over Times office.
! Nictrola concert and social at the Con-
gregational church Monday evening.
Light refreshments will be served. Adj
mission, l5c; children under II, Zoe.
| Arthur 9. Lane of Trow hill, who has
been detained from his duties as ex-
press messenger on the Barre branch for
a few days, is recovering slowly from an
attack of the grippe. He will resume
work Monday and until then his place
will be filed by Frank Nelson of the
Montpelier American Express office.
The basket ball game between Bur-
lington and Spaulding high schools at
the Church street gymnasium tonight
will begin promptly at o'clock. The
change in the hour is made on account
of the glee club dance Next Wednesday
evening the Spaulding team will play
Montpelier high school at Montpelier.
Pursuant to instructions from the al
dermanic lighting committee, the Con-
solidated Lighting Co. is installing 40
c. p. street lights in front of the Lin
coin school on Camp street. at the cor
ner of Camp street and belmont avenue
and near the top of~Trow hill. Lights
at those points will be turned on within
d few days.
In anticipation of the fourth ward
caucus tonight, a number OF electricians
were engaged to-day in wiring the
Brook street school house for electric
lights. For several years past, the eau
euses have been held in the Beekley
street building, but that structure is no
longer the property Of the city. Perma
nent electric lights will be installed in
the Brook street school,
Invitations are being issued for the
third OF series of dancing parties
which st. Aldemar commandery. No. il,
Knights Templar, is holding during the
winter months. The dance was post
poned a few weeks ago, but arrange
ments are now completed for holding it
on the evening of Thursday, February
ID. The party will be held in Masonic
hall and music will be furnished by the
commandery orchestra of six pieces. A
buffet luncheon will be served during
the evening.
Enterprise alley is now one of the
best lighted thoroughfares in the city.
BY night the little avenue that paral-
lels North Main street to the west has
the appearance of a near-white way
People who hitherto have avoided the
street because of the darkness, are no
longer ayerse to travelling the entire
length OF the alley after dark Yester
day linemen employed by the CONSOLE
dated Lighting Co., completed installing
high power lights, three in number. One
is located at the rear of the Blanchard
block, another has been placed in the
rear of Reynolds & Sons hardware store
and third has been attached to a pole
in the rear OF the Gordon block.
Mrs f. Il. Conner has had to have
skin grated for the second time on her
left arm and chest, which were SO ter
ribly burned in her fall with lighted
lamp in her hands last October. The
first grating was entirely spoiled by
erysipeias infection and the second was
performed this morning by Drs. c. ].
Rumrill. J. ~. Clifford, r, G. Angell g.
W. Scott and l.. A. Russlow. The skin
was taken this time from Mrs. Corners
sister Mrs. II. NJ Fuller OF Barre. Since
the first grating what little skin re-
manned intact on the arm had grown
out triAe at the edges so that the sur
face covered this morning was not quite
so large as when Mrs Corners mother |
Mrs. Howard Dodge OF Worcester, pro-
vided the cuticle the last Of December |
Randolph Herald and News.
The Ozark bowling team defeated The /
Times team ON the Merlo alleys last |
night, two out OF three, The winners
took the first and third and the losers
the second. The total pinfall was not
high.