The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-05
TALK OF THE TOWN


few days with relatives.
Mrs. Nathaniel Bond Of South Main
street went yesterday to Plainfield to
remain with friends for a short visit.
James Williams of Proctor arrived IN
the city to-day on his way to Granite
vile to pass few DAYS with friends.
l.. r. Hutchinson of Wellington street
left this morning for Binghamton, n. ",
where he will make short business
visit.
Arthur s. Martin offers for sale the
City hotel building, furnace, big cooking
range, plumbing equipment and every
thing about the building.
Good For Nothing Jack" a woreei
l0l Bison; "The Old Parlor," IN /. NJ. r.;
also comedy, mike and Jack in the
Wild West" at the Bijou.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Speare, who have
been visiting relatives in Barre and East
Barre for the past two weeks, returned
this morning to their home in Royalton.
The final contest of the as series be-
tween the c. o. F. and the A. o. H.ewill
take place this evening in the knights
of Columbus hall. The series was start
ed in November. The A. 0. II. command
a big lead.
Miss Esther Buchan, who is attending
a training school for nurses connected
with the hospital in Walthams Mass,
arrived in the city this morning for a
short visit with hex mother, Mrs. Alex.
Gordon, Of Spaulding street
Deaeoness Louisa, who has been DONG
missionary work hereabouts in connee-
ton with the Church of the Good Shep-
herd, has gone to Burlington for few
days stay. She will also visit at her
former home iii st. Adams.
J. H. Lebbassire of Milford, Mass,
arrived in the city last night to attend
the funeral OF Mrs. James Sawyer,
which was held to-day. Mr.. Lebbassire
will visit in the city for few weeks
before returning to his home.
A special meeting OF the Meadow
Brook Coli club will be held at O'Clock
Friday evening, Feb 9, in the polishers'
rooms, Nichols block. Business of i'm
portance. All members requested to at
tend Per order, J. Black, president.
Miss Emma Whitney entertained a
party of about twenty of her young
friends last evening at her home on stunt
mer street. During the evening The
party INDUCED in progressive whist
Dainty refreshments were served during
the evening.
Mrs. 5. y. Parker entertained tine
members Of the Young Peoples society
Of the Church of the Good Shepherd al
her home on Spaulding street last even
ing. There was a good attendance and
a pleasurable evening followed. A light
was served
William oliver. jr., Of Hillside avenue
gives the following egg record: "a Buff
Rock hens and pullets in his hennery
laid over SO dozen eggs during the month
Of January, although during the month
q pen of the fowls were on exhibition
at the poultry show in Montpelier.
Yesterday was visiting day in the pub
lie schools of Montpelier and many Of
the capital city school teachers came to
Barre to inspect the public schools. In
the afternoon there were five visiting
teachers at Spaulding high school. 9th.
ers visited the graded schools in differ
emit parts of the city.
Guy Vitliagiani. who mas been acting
rs manager of the Diyersi Fruit company
In this city for the past few years. left
to-day for Hardwick. where he will be
the guest of Albert Rochelle for a few
days. He will leave the first OF next
week for Concord, n. H.. for few days
visit preparatory to going to Boston to
enter the fruit business.
Among those who registered at The
Buzzel hotel yesterday were included
the following list: NJ C. Kellogg, Al
bany, N. y; w. G. Shaw, Burlington;
A G,f III 4 10
White River Junction; c. L. Wilder,
Boston; G. G.. Mooney, Burlington; r.
B. Lang, Springfeld. Il. n. Martin,
Burlington; s. Z. Pearsons, Burlington;
n. A. Griffin, Chelsea.
Final arrangements have been COM
pleted for the annual observance of tlle
banquet and ball OF the Italian Pleasure
hub, which will be held on Friday night,
Feb. 10. The committee in charge has
secured the Riley singing orchestra Of
seven pieces TO furnish music for the
dancing and also to furnish n musical
program during the big banquet.
Last evening a dance was held in
Unity Temple at South Barre by the
South Barre grange, The dance was for
The benefit of the City hospital and, ae
'ording to figures, neat sum of money
was realized by the promoters OF the af-
lair, approximately rs couples crowd
I'd on the floor to participate in tine gay
vhrl. There was a large representation
If Barre people present at the dance. |
Two barges were required to transport |
he Barre dancers. During the later
hours of the dance supper WAS served. |
George N. Tilden, Herbert c. Leonard.
9. +. Foley and A. NJ. Morrison went this |
forenoon to Mortified, where they at
ended the annual meeting of the Dog |
River Valley Fair association. Plans Tor !
he annual meeting contemplated a com
,lete reorganization of the fair assecia-
ion. Recently +. A. Josiyn, who has /
been a moving spirit in the association |
or number of years, disposed of a !
of stock to the Northtield Mcr- /
,hants' association. They, in tarn, dis /
ributed the shares among a large num- !
Der of Washington county business and |
men. Several local people |
stock. All of the governing |
BOARD has recently resigned and officers |
we're to be elected in all departments o +.
he association to-day. Some of the !
entatiye arrangements for the ANIMAL /
air in September were also to be cons;d- f.
red by stockholders, new and old, to- |
lay.
Sale Opened With a Rush.
The Barre Clothing Co.'S store, I. S. |
reft nrnDrietor which was closed hy-