The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

night.
Ladies' separate skirts half price at
Vaughans.
Are you getting your share of rem
nants at Abbott's?
William Spear of Northtield IS the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. O. Stafford Of
Long street
A. Fl. Sweet returned this morning to
his home in Orleans, after spending
few days in Barre on business.
Harry Putnam of Mortified, cadet ma
ior of Norwich university, arrived in the
city to-day for few days visit with
friends.
William Rock of Farweli street went
this morning to Roxbury where he Will
pass the weekend in the home OF George
S. Bacon
Peter Caldcrara and little son, Ora,
lett this morning at S:l5 for Redstone,
N. H., where they will visit relatives
for few weeks.
f. l.. Page has just received several
boxes Of grape fruit from his grove in
Florida. These were from trees set out
seven years ago.
| Robert Shannon, who has been the
guest of friends in the city for the past
| few days, returned this afternoon to his
home at Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Davis of Morris
town, N. j., who have been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Corskie for week,
returned home to-day.
There will be a meeting of the y. Z.
0. P. degree team Monday evening at
z an II iG that
Der of that team be present.
G. II. Presbrey, who has been spending
a few days in the city on business con-
nected with the Presbrey Coykendall
Co.'S local plant, returned to-day to his
home in New York City.
T. L. Mooney of Concord, n. H. who
is employed as a paymaster on the Bos.
ton & Maine railroad, is spending several
days in the city as the guest OF Nat s.
Bond of South Main street.
I. Dewey Russell, who has been EN-
ployed by his brother in the Red Cross
pharmacy for several months, completed
his duties to-day and left for his home
in Claremont, n. H., where he has Sc
cured a position.
n. Louis Schriver of Cambridge, Mass, |
who is well known in the Barre granite
belt, arrived in the city this morning for
weeks stay. Mr.. Sehriver is the New
England sales agent for the Swedish
Iron & Steel Co. OF Brooklyn, N. Y.
Regarding the illustrated lecture to be
given in the Holding NJ. =. church next |
Wednesday night, the Brooklyn Daily |
Eagle says: Taking the lecture, The |
Land of Nightless Day. altogether, Mr. |
Fairbanks may be congratulated on hay |
ing added something quite new to the
list of instructive illustrated lectures"
Knight A. Badger of East Montpelier,
who has been visiting friends in Will
Jamestown for few days, was a visitor
in the city this morning while on his
way to Southampton, Mass, where he
will make a weeks visit with relatives.
Late in the month Mr.. Badger will leave
for Los Angeles, Cal, where he expects
to make an extended stay.
Judge H. w. Scott of Richardson street
to-day from Blows Falls,
where he attended an Odd Fellows gath
ering last night while on his way home
from Boston. Since last Monday the
judge has been engaged in passing on
the merits of the Siclian Buttercup ex
hibt at the Hub Poultry association.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Scott.
Juanita Griffin, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Griffin, who formerly resided at 2l2
street, this city, died OF
diphtheria at her heme in New York K
City recently. Mrs. Griffin, who has been
very i'll with the disease, is out of dan.
Tt,an III yty IS Il
her death will be great loss in the
family circle and in the large circle Of
playmates.
The following is the music to be rem.
dered at the Universalist church to.
morrow: Prof. W. A. Wheaton will play
'Offertoire" (Batiste), and allegro I,
Maestoso" (Bruncau). The Orpheus
male quartet will sing rejoice in the
Lord" tElyeyl and "Rock of Ages"
WARREN. The offertory will be a cornet !
iolo, "The Lost Chord" (Sullivan), played ,
by Earl A. Bemis. !
The campfire meal, served at the Meth II
,dist church last evening by the Hedding j
'ampfire girls, was pronounced a success \
BY all present. A full dining room /
hows that these suppers given by the {
girls are much appreciated The white I
,ear, the symbol of this local camp, $
standing for purity and strength, was Il
much in evidence in the decorations. a
The girls Melted a neat sum of money a
or use in their work. v
With the intentions of giving concerts I
through the winter months, Giovanni
'rontini, Giovanni Del Monti, i. Pres {
I'M and NJ Refli have organized mu- .
ical club, which will be known as ia 7
Italia Quartet" This quartet is com ,
'osed of prominent local vocal talent.
heir first appearance will probably be r
made at the annual banquet of the Ital- h
an Pleasure club, which is to be held at Il
n early date in February. G
J. II. Cookson of Chelsea, Mass, ar
lived in the city yesterday to assume his !,
ew duties as construction superintend- a
mt for the Tenney service. Mr.. Cookson -
ill have the supervision of all construc- j..
ion work at the ccmpany's several T
lants in central Vermont. 1t is a new
flee created by the company and made -
eeessary by the constant demand for T.,
hanges and additions in the power N
ouses which now form a part of the Z;
'enney system in this section. Mr.. r
ookson will make his permanent head
uarters in Montpelier.
Friends in this city of "Cudgy"