The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

Boys flannel blouses from the Nc
Whorter Co.
Come tonight at Fits shoe depart
ment for big shoe sale.
Forty-nine cents each, petticoats in
cerise and blue, at Perry's on Saturday.
Next Tuesday, Jan. 10, will be ladies'
day at BuzelPs ice rink, afternoon and
evening.
When YOU are in need of hot fire,
try a few bags of our coke. Morse &
jackson.
The hospital is in need of baby clothes.
They often have babies for which clothes
are not provided.
One dollar and twenty-nine cents each
for comfortables that We're $l.75 at
Pcrry's on Saturday.
The Altrurians will meet with Mrs.
l.. Good, North Main street, Tuesday,
Jan. Is. Take 2:l5 car.
George Williams of Middlebury arrived
in the city to-day for few days visit
as the guest of friends
BY sending postal card to the d. M.
Miles Coal Co.. you can get what you
want in coal, coke, or wood. If in a
great rush, telephone 1873 or AIM.
Among those registered at The Buz-
zell hotel yesterday were the follow
ing: A. G. Bigelow, Brookfeld; L. H.
Bunker, Boston; j. J. Walsh, Manches-
ter, N. H.
In accordance with an order from
the Boston offices of the Western Union
Telegraph company, the local Offices of
the concern in the Rowland building
la Of nj
~ the Office remained open until s
o'clock.
Mills, the hypnotist, played return
date at the Pavilion theatre last night
TO a crowded house, many patrons be-
ing turned away who were unable to get
inside the doris. His work was as sue
cessful as it was three weeks ago and
received the hearty applause of the well
pleased audience.
The Ministers Monday club meets in
the parlor of the Congregational church
at Barre on Monday at 1890 a. m. Top
lie, "The Preacher" symposium. His
Personality" Rev. George II. Holt of
the Baptist church, Barre. "His Meth
3D." Rev. S. F. Bloomfield, Bethany
church, Montpelier ''His Message" Rev.
l.. 0. Sherburne, Montpelier. The min
listers lunch together after the meeting,
Mrs. Hattie Waite left last night for
Decatur, Ia called there by message
received yesterday announcing the death
of her brother, Augustine Waite, in
Miami, Fla, at which place he had only
Just arrived to spend the winter. While
no particulars were received, it is sup
posed that Mr.. Waite died suddenly.
He leaves a wife and three children in
Decatur, two sisters. Mrs. Susan Jones
and Mrs. Waite of this city, and broth
er in johnson.
At the Barre opera house tonight
DIR. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" a picture
doubly interesting on account of the
powerful story and widely read book
from which it is taken; "The Husbands
Story" a drama of intense and breath
less interest with effects of stagecraft
never before successfully achieved in mo-
ton pictures; "Tested by Fire" a thrill
ing romance OF a young surgeon who
is compelled to perform heart opera
ton upon his sweetheart while the hos
pital is on fire; among other features,
the famous American stage beauty, Miss
Lillian Russell, etc.-Adv.
This week the Walker, Walker &
Goodrich engineering firm dissolved part
1ership. Julian Goodrich, who has been
, member of the company for nearly
Two years, scld his interests to +. 4.
Walker and Willard Walker, the two
former owners. The present firm will
AIRY on the business as formerly CON
Iucted, with offices in Barre and Mont
1elier. The offices at White River june
lion, which have been operating for
about year, will continue under the
present system. Mr.. Goodrich is a resi-
lent of South Royalton and joined the
Walker & Walker company two years
lgo. He is graduate of Norwich uni.
'ersity and attended the Thayer School |
or Engineering at Dartmouth college. |
His plans for the future are not now
lefnite.