The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

New wash goods at Abbotts.
Turkey dinner at Eureka Restaurant
Sunday.
Have you seen those new waists for
$l.l0 at Perry'sH
Thirty.two inch rough and ready cloth
l2hc at Abbott's.
! Three bath robes to close at SOS,
were $3.0S, at Perry's on Saturday.
We will take subscriptions for the
Designer for Soc a year, at Perry Y
| Camps.
Miss Edith Blanchard Of Berlin en-
tered the City hospital yesterday for an
operation later.
Alex. Geals of Bugbee avenue en-.
tered the City hospital yesterday for an
operation to-day.
Harry G. Dingwall OF Pearl street
was operated upon for appendicitis at
the City hospital yesterday.
Campbell Stevens the boy who was
injured while sliding, is reported as rest
ing WELL Still, his condition remains
critical.
You will not be sorry you came.
Where? Congregational vestry. Whenl
Tuesday, Feb. 20, from 5 To 7. Yours
truly Campfire Girls.
Mrs. William Guy returned to her
home in Graniteville to-day from the
City hospital, where she had cataract
removed from her right eye.
] have a few winter hats which | will
sell for the next three days at very low
prices. Also remember | carry 1000
copies of the Century music at Zoe per
copy. Mrs. H. S. Miles.
There will be meeting Of the Open
Mind club in the Baraca classroom Of
the Congregational church next Monday
evening at o'clock. All men who are
interested are cordially invited.
Mr. and Mrs. r M. Barney who have
been making a brief visit with friends
in Barre since coming here TO attend the
funeral of DIR. c. n. Barber, have re-
turned 10 their home in Bellows Falls.
Chief G.. B. Gladding returned this
morning from Laconia, N. H.. where he
was called by the death OF his uncle,
George Gladding. Funeral services for
Mr.. Gladding were held in Laconia yes
terday.
w. C. Allis of San Francisco, who has
been passing several days in the city as
the gnest OF Frank McWhorter, left to.
day on a trip through Connecticut. in
tine COURSE VI Which ne Will NlHlh MS l"u
brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. <Cady, who
have been spending several days in the
city as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. 7.
Wheeler of the Merchant street extern
sion, returned yesterday TO their home
in South Woodbury..
Mrs. NJ. A. Mclean has returned to
her home in Williamstown, after caring
for Mrs. Wilfred Marion OF Park street, |
Mrs. Mclean is highly recommended as
a domestic nurse by her patients. She
can be reached by telephone -Adyt.
Last night members and teachers Of
the Winners class of the Baptist Sun
day school enjoyed hike to a shack |
in the Allen woods on the east hill. |
After partaking OF bountiful lunch, |
telling stories and singing songs, the
party returned home at an early hour.
A. Martinetti, the west Hill farmer
who lost two barns by fire early in the |
week, went this morning to Burlington |
to consult officials at the Vermont ex
pertinent station regarding plans for
building barn of the most modern type |
and with the latest appliances.
Monday il the ls3d anniversary OF the
birth OF George Washington and one OF
the nine legal holidays recognized in /
Nothing of a pretentious OBJ I
servance will attach TO the anniversary /
in Barre, although a stable propof-
ton of people who have flags in their
home will fling them 70 the breezes on
that day. According to the terms Of
the merchants and clerks agreement,
stores subscribing to that agreement viii
be- closed through the day Barber shops
will not be open and the banks will have
4 holiday. A number of business Offices
in the city will mark the anniversary
by giving their employees a holiday. In
The manufacturing belt there viii be the
usual activity. Students In the city
schools are having a recess from Fri
Law until Tuesday morning.