The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

Table linen, bed coverings, in fact
everything, at reduced prices at Knights.
Five hundred yards eight-cent outing
flannel in sale Saturday for &c a yard
at Perry's.
Use telephone call 237, when you want
some nice dry chair wood. We have it.
Morse & jackson.
The best way to save money is to
take advantage of the special sale at
Perry's on Saturday
To enjoy the skating you need
sweater and Mackinaw coat. The Nc
Whorter Co. have them.
X. j. Maggian of Merchant street
went to Burlington this morning to meet
some relatives who are returning from
New York.
Go to John II. Johnson, 81 South Main
street, for your roofing. cave troughing,
sheet iron and tin work, repairing, etc.
TEL 2l2-W.
Building and repairing attended to
promptly by day or contract. H. F.
Johnson, 80 Richardson street. Tele-
phone 77-2.
Jesse A. Reid, former resident of
Fare, but latterly of Somerville, Mass,
is visiting friends and relatives in Barre
and Montpelier.
| Miss Clancy, the corsetiere, will be
at Mrs. Charles Churchills, 80 Merchant
street, for few days, to fit and take
measures for eorsets.
| Pennsylvania coke for the furnace, 30
| bags for ST. A good bargain. The d. M.
/ Miles Coal CO., l22 North Main street.
Telephones 1873 and 4l7-M.
Bright Star Rebelxah lodge, No. Is,
,rilI hold afrt al Nth JIio-
watha lodge, No. 20, |. O. o. f., Jan. s,
at $ o'clock. Per order of noble grand.
Judge II. W. Scott of Richardson
street left last night for Ludlow, where
he win attend district meeting of Odd
Fellows. A. A. Sargent will act as judge
of the city court during his absence.
Mrs. Alfred Dodge of Morrisville is
passing several days with her daugh- |
ing home, Mrs. Dodge win 60 to Con-
neetieut for an extended stay with rela-
tives.
james Gauld. who has been engaged |
Mt his trade of granite cutting at Al |
bany, n. Y, for the past six years, ar
rived in the city yesterday to remain |
indefinitely. He was formerly a resi- |
dent of Barre.
Meeting OF Canton Vinton, No. o. Fri
day evening, Jan. Q, at o'clock. Joint !
installation of officers, with Minnehaha I
encampment. Members of Hiawatha |
lodge, No. 20, and Bright Star Rebekah |
lodges are invited.
Among the business visitors in the |
city yesterday were Judge +. w. Hunt |
ley of Mortified and Judge C. d. Edger
tor of Mortified and Thomas Fl. |
G'Brien Of Waterbury, who was a guest
of A. NJ. Morrison.
Leslie Mckenzie, who has been passing /
II days in Barre as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. James S. Milne of Liberty |
street has returned to his home in Way-
erly, Mass He was accompanied by
James S. Milne, ir., who will make few
days business visit in Boston.
James MeCleary, the man whom po
lice officers We're called to arrest on Sum
lner street Tuesday night, was taken to
the City hospital yesterday for treat
ruent. NcCleary was lodged at police
Headquarters, but on physicians advice
ii was decided to remove him to the
hospital.
The telephone operators union, l4,l9l, /
had its annual election of officers last
evening, when the following were elect
ed: President, Miss Clarity; vice presi-
dent, Mae Tassie; treasurer, Amy How.
ard; recording secretary, Florence NJ /,
Brown; delegates to the Central Labor
Union, Rose Gibbons, Bessie Bennett and
Elsie Morgan.
At the Buzzel rink Friday, Jan Q,
after 4 p. m, children under 10 years
of age bringing their own skates will
be admitted for &c; over 10 and under 10,
Toe. Next Tuesday, Jan. 10, will be la
dies day. The rink is being put in shape ,
for hockey, and fast games may be ex-
rected before the season is over.
Frank Caslani of Companion court, l. 4
o F., of this city was in Montpelier last
evening, where he presided at the install
lation of officers of the Montpelier court. I
|. q. r., and Green Mountain Compan-
ion court. The installation was of
joint nature and attracted lodge mem I
bers from all over Washington county
Capt. Newell Barber leaves tomorrow
for Burlington, where he will attend I
the annual officers school Of the First
Vermont regiment of infantry, which I
tomorrow at the Burlington !
arnory. Officers from every section OF
the state will be present, including the
militia company's officers and officers
from Norwich university and from the
University of Vermont, Lieutenant Mi
aatts of the Fifth infantry of Platts-
burg, n. Y, who has taken an active I
part in the officers school during the
past year, win be present. q
EGrl Williams, a graduate of Spauld.
ing in 1912 and now sophomore at
Dartmouth college, is one of the most
candidates for the Dartmouth \
varsity basketball team During his
curse at Spaulding Williams gained n /
vide reputation as a player and last
season captained the 1917 Dartmouth a
quintet. This year he is member of 7
he varsity squad and has been playing
. forward position regularly. On the a
irst trip of the year, which starts to- t
morrow at Yale, and continues the next r
light AGAINST Princeton. Milliams is ex-