The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

Sale Of l2hc percale for Zoe a yard
at Vaughan's.
Read the sign on our window. c. n
Kenyon g. Co.
Special meeting of Canton vinton, No.
at 1880 tonight.
Saturday will be a particularly good
day to trade at Perry's.
The /. p. G. sleighride will leave the
Scampini block this evening at 6:l5.
Porter Perrin went this morning 10
Burlington, where he VIII remain for a
short visit with friends.
At the weekly rolloff at Merlo's alleys
last evening the first place went to George
Stuart when he rolled three string TO.
tai of 349. His high single was l4g.
Mrs. Julius Houghton and Mrs W. G.
Middlebrook have returned TO their home
| IN Northield, after a few days visit
with friends in Barre and Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Little OF Wash.
ington street have gone to Orange to
work for Dalman +. Curtis. Mr.. Lit
tie is to BE- foreman on a big lumber
job.
Dollar Boston" Who is there that
would not use onef There's reason.
Look at the sign on our window II you
are in doubt let us explain. C. n. Ken
yon a Co.
At the opera house tonight the Clay
ton Players in New England Folks"
with three reels OF good pictures. Ad.
mission. Toe. A matinee tomorrow at
three O'Clock.
Roy Centerbar. a former resident Of
Barre who has been employed in Lowell
and other Massachusetts, cities for sew.
eral years, has returned, and will make
his home here.
William @. Adams left the city to-
day on a business trip through the mid
de western states in the interests Of the
United Granite companies. He plans %
be absent several wceys.
Pred Sargent. who has been having /
two Weeks' vacation from his duties a.
clerk in the Smith & Cummings Co. store. /
has returned from South Royalton, |
where be has been visiting relatives
Freshmen Of SpauldIng high school are /
planning 10 have their annual sleigh /
ride this evening. Barges have been 4
requisitioBed 70 take tie students 20
Plainfeid where supper viii b. served
Immediately after their arrival Mem.
bers Of tine high school faculty win ac-
comrauy the class.
Miss Katherine Malroonev 81 81
Johnshury arrived 10 the city this morn.
inc having been called hcre ~ the death 4
of her aunt. Mrs Annie Mcs0wan. who i,
Iassed away ct the home 81 Mr.. and /
Mr. John ~ Griffin Of North Main
street thursday forenoon.
Miss Emily Benedict entertained ths
. elesao ciub last evening at her lone
ID Eastern arrnus. Games and music
furnished ertertainu for the mem
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