The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

See dolls at Abbott's.
Special sale of hair goods at Fits.
'Belle" waists, new numbers. Knights
Headquarters for toys and dolls at
Abbotts.
The largest assortment OF Partisan
ivory in Barre is at the Red Cross Phar-
macy.--adv.
G, Concha left this morning for Bur-
Ilington, where he will pass the remain
der of the week with relatives.
Mrs. Mary M. Benedict, who has been
visiting relatives in Auburn, Me-, for a
few weeks, returned to the city last even
ing.
Mrs. A. M. Celia and child, who have
been at the City hospital, were able to
return to their home at "a Vine street
yesterday.
Annual meeting of j. b. Mead circle
Ladies of the G. A. r., Friday afternoon
lat 230. Election of officers. Every
member is requested to be present.
Mrs. Ida Cyr, the nurse, who had been
confined to the hospital with typhoid fe-
yer, returned to her rooms on Elm street
Tuesday. She is being cared for by Miss
Mae Murphy.
| Timothy Stevens of Needham, Mass, a
brother of Charles +. Stevens of High
land avenue, whose death occurred yester-
day after a long illness, is in the city
for stay of indefinite length.
| Look In our show window and see the
big money saving combination sale. Be
sure and Secure one of the combinations,
35 per cent saved; an unheard of cut.
Good for this week only. Eastman Bros.
Sadlier's 10 Keith avenue: Latest de-
signs, ladies' and misses coats and suits
also in young mems top coats, Balmac
cans, etc. Give us a call. Open FORE |
moons as well as afternoons until after
holidays.--adv.
Two new acts of vaudeville at Pa |
yilion Theatre to-day, also a swell three
part animal picture and good comedy. |
Don't miss seeing "The Rosary" Friday,
the picture that everybody has been
waiting for.--adv.
Three Barre granite cutters prominent |
in the Italian colony have banded to-
gether for the formation of granite
manufacturing concern to be known as
the Gelpi Granite Co. The new company
consists of G. Gelpi, L. Berini and B. Pc
duzzi Shed space in the Hebert & Ladrie
plant on West Second street has been
leased and the manufacturers expect to
have their business well under way in
time to handle an encouraging budget Of
spring orders that has been booked al
ready.
Final dress rehearsals of Honeymoon
Lane" we're held at the opera house last
night, the costumes were fitted and the
and electrical effects were tried
out. Mr.. and Mrs. Philbrook, who are
staging the play. expressed themselves
ls more than pleased with the results Of
their three weeks rehearsals, and are
confident of smooth-running perform
,nce this evening. Harry Gage of Bur-
ngton, who is TO assume a principal
comedy role in Honeymoon Lane" re-
learsed with the cast.-adv.
Coincdent with the arrival of the first
izeable layer of the seasons allowance
II snow this morning, the Green Noun
ain express, due to arrive in Barre over
he NJ. & w. r. railroad from Boston at
;55, was reported long overdue. Inquiry
IN the part OF the railroad officials how
yer, disclosed the information that
locomotive derailment in the freight
ard at Woodsyille, n. H.. had congested
ratio on all lines running into that vii
age The derailment occurred last even
NJ, the locomotive leaving the iron at a
ont near the turntable used by the
'reen Mountain express nightly. IL was
bought that the express could pick its
ray through the yard by G o'clock this
lorning, but the trains delayed arrival
4 Barre indicates that this was impos-
lble Two coaches and a Locomotive /
ere sent from Montpelier TO Barre and
ack again 10 preserve the suburban
sryiee at o'clock.
Cobble Hill grange, No. 1853, held their
OCULAR meeting Tuesday evening. The
ntire evening was given over 90 business,
being the night for election of officers
he first In order was the draping of the
larter for our departed sister, Mrs. l.. +.
anborn. A very impressive short serv.
e was held. and such Of the degree team
was at hand was used, after which the |
blowing officers were elected Master.
T. Perry; overseer, Robert Bassett
cturer, Mrs. 4. +. Perry, steward
alph Winter assistant steward, Harold /
ancroft; chaplain, Mrs. Henry Bassett;
easurer, +. X Hutchinson; secretary, |
r.. Mertie Winter; gatekeeper, WIN
elson; Ceres, Mrs. +. X. Hutchinson;
omona, Mrs. Frank Bradbury; Flora,
rs. b. w. Bassett, lady assistant stew
d, Doloras Beach; pianist, Miss Helene
ack: grange reporter, Roy Smith. Re-
eshments Of hot coffee and doughnuts
IRE served at a late hour. The next
Getting viii be the Christmas one, and
e grange will have a Christmas tree.