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

Those Cheney silk ties from the Me
Whorter Co., 3 for $l.00, will appeal t.
you.
Please order your beans early. Mrs
Cove, 4S-M.
Special values in silk and wool dresses
ut Abbott's.
All goods marked down in this sale,
at Naughans.
A special value in blankets, SOC pair,
at Perry's on Saturday.
Another AS match will be played at
the X of c. hall Thursday evening.
f M. Kempton of South Main street
is passing few days in Boston on bus
mess.
G. H. Lowell and A. NJ. Cutler were
among the Northfield business visitors
in the city to-day.
James 0'Hem returned yesterday to
his home at Boston, after passing few
days in the city on business.
q. f. Nichols OF Brookfed arrived in
the city to-day for few days visit as
the guest of A. l.. Pierce of Hill street.
A. II. Kelley, who has been passing a
few days in the city with friends, re-
turned to-day to his home at North
Adams, Mass.
VIC uuiial anu HlIBLeeH ctHLs, ~ Deu
spreads, fringed and hemmed a $50
yalne; to close the lot for Sllg at Perry's
on Saturday.
Carl g. Anderson, granite manufac-
turer, who has been passing few days
in the city on business, returned to-day
to his home at Plainfield.
Miss Maude n White of Third street
leaves tonight for st. Johns, p. O.,
where she will resume her studies at
the Notre Dame academy.
| The American Clothing Co. store viii
be closed all day tomorrow to enable
the proprietors and clerks to get the
stock ready for Saturdays sale.
Manager ID. Habeb of the New York
! bargain house returned this morning
from Boston, where he has been passing
4 few days at his former home.
Miss Loretta Hayes of Laconia, N. H.,
was a visitor in the city yesterday on
her way to her home from few days
visit with relatives at Burlington.
A. Moss, who has been the guest of
his daughter, Mrs. Myer S. Levin, of
Merchant street for several weeks, re-
turned this forenoon to his home in
Boston.
Stanton Burgess and Auley 0gston,
who have been passing the Christmas
holiday recess at their homes in this
city have returned to resume their
studies at Norwich university.
Mr. and Mrs. G. r.. Allen left this
morning for a visit to California. They
win 90 first to Saratoga, n. ", and
from there to Covina, Cal, where they
will remain for three months, return
ing to Barre about Nav /.
John Oltilini of Blackwell street left
last evening for Cleveland, Ohio, where
he has secured employment. Mr.. 0ltili
nj, who was captain of the Italian In
dependent baseball team last summer,
is expected to return in the spring.
The managers of Nincitia club an
nounce that "ladies' night" will be
held at the club rooms on Wednesday
evening, Jan. IA, at which there will be
card playing and dancing Riley's or
chestra will give a concert and furnish
music for dancing,
The condition of Mrs. George W. Shan
non of Montpelier, former resident OF
Barre, who recently underwent serious
operation at the Heaton hospital Mont
pelier, continues to improve steadily, al
though she will be unable to leave the
hospital for several weeks.
The building of a special dough room
has added greatly to the bakery depart
ment of the f. ID. Iadd Co., as the room
is lined with steel, is capable of keep
ing out dirt, etc, and is heated with
steam SO that the dough can be kept
at an even temperature all the time.
Charles Mills, II ben motto cultore d.
ipnotismo, dara la sera di domain We.
II d. 4
SINH esperi menti ipnotici che certo sod. |
disferanno il pubblico come avvenne il |
Dicembre scorso grando il Sig Mil 81 |
presento per la prima volta. Tutti al |
Pavilion do mani sera.
Friends in this city will be interested /
to learn OF the appointment of John
Kingston, a former resident OF Barre, /
to the police department of New York. I
Mr. Kingston moved to Brooklyn about /
three years ago. He recently took ex
and ranked seventeenth out /
of a class of 80. He is on duty in the
Bath Beach district of Brooklyn.
Guests from out of the city enter !
tanned at the City hotel yesterday and
toe day included the following: C. II.
Hastings, c. G. Pickett, c. d. Smith,
Boston; y. A. Colpitts, White River
junction; r. d. Lang, Springfield, Mass;
A. H. Gleason, St. Johnsbury; /. X.
Eoss, Tunbridge; Same Pearsons, Bur
Engton; J. A. Ricard, Boston.
Miss Gladys Carroll was rendered
shower party at her home, s Keith ave-
nue. last evening by number of ladies
1t the Carroll boarding house. Miss
Carroll was the recipient of varied
list of useful tin articles. Five hundred
vas one of the evenings diversions and
small favors were distributed to the win
lers in the contest. A delicious luncheon
was served before the affair ended The
wedding of Miss Carroll to
Cornelius E. Lawrence of Montpelier has
been announced.
Interest is increasing steadily at the
First Baptist church. The junior choir,
which sang last night and will sing again
his evening, adds much life to the mu-
'ic Everyone is pleased with Mr..
Ihompson's voice. He sings only Cos
pei hymns, but he puts new meaning
md beauty into them. The teachers
81 the Sunday school ard the mission
viii meet Rev. Mr.. Thompson at the
church this evening at Gas. The regu-
ar service will begin at 1880 o'clock.
The evangelist viii preach on "a Critical
question: