The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

Stock taking at Abbotts. This means
odd lots to close.
Fifty-dollar grafanola talking ma
chimes $50 at Hooker's water damage
sale.
The Sunday school chorus of the Con
gregational church will meet Wednesday
at Ais.
All new feather pillows, regular price
$l.25 pair, water damage sale price, 43C
each. Hooker's.
Joseph Gomez went this morning to
Bethel, where he will spend the remain.
der of the week with relatives.
Miss Jennie Barton, who has been Wis
iting in the city for the past few days,
returned yesterday to st. Adams.
Miss Grace Pitkin returned this morn
ing to her home in Williston, after pass
ing the weekend with friends in the city,
The woman's association of the Con-
gregational church will meet in the
church parlors for a social Wednesday at
$3.50 p. m.
III. A. Lundy of Pearl street returned
home yesterday, after spending few
days with friends in Burlington and Es-
sex Junction.
Cleveland 4. Prentiss, who has been
| passing week in Barre on business, re-
turned this morning to his home near
Syracuse, N. Y.
Edward John Of Ibervlle, P. O., who
has been visiting friends and relatives in
the city for the past week, returned to
his home to-day.
Frederick Lawson, who has been max
| ing an extended business visit in New
NnrIr Nd IN his hnp1a
in this city last night.
A meeting of the young peoples So
ciety Of the Church of the Good Shepherd
will be held in the church Wednesday
evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Ice skating Pearl street. Special SEES
sion daily at 2;30 p. m. Admission for
ladies and children with skates, 10 cents.
Open evenings at 1880. Admission, with
skates, Is cents.
Mrs. George w, Lander and Mrs. Law
renee Rising of 10 South Main street left
yesterday afternoon for Burlington,
where they viii visit relatives for the
remainder of the week
An item in Saturdays Times reading
that H. j. Carr had won $40 cup on
the best colored male buttercup at the
Boston poultry show should have read
Mrs. II. j. Carr. Mrs. Carr received her
cup from the association Saturday.
f. Donahue, who has rooms in the
Quinlen block, was taken to the City hos
pital last night in the Perry & Noonan
ambulance. Mr.. Donahue has been EN-
ployed on the construction work at the |
new hotel on Washington street.
Brigadier William Andrews OF Aber |
deem, Scotland, will lead the meeting of |
the Salvation Army this evening. Mrs.
Andrews also will be present and visiting |
officers from different parts Of Vermont. /
The Montpelier officers and comrades will |
be present. Everybody welcome,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carson and lit
tie child OF Kalamazoo, Mich, are spend
ing several days in the city as the guests
Of the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
c. Carson, of Laurel street. Mr.. Carson
is enjoying his annual furlough from his
duties as an attache at the United States
station in Kalamazoo.
The ladies' union of the Universalist
church viii hold a card party at the
home of Mrs. w. A. Drew on Ayerill
street on Wednesday afternoon. Ladies
ire invited TO come and bring friends.
haAgot WIZ w hNN AfAAN w HA1q NAAbA hAN
invited to come with their sewing. Re
reshments will be served by Mrs. Drew.
silver collection will be taken.
Miss Virginia G. Peter Of Boston has
eturned to resume her vocal teaching at
seminary. Miss Peter win be
n Barre on Thursday afternoons and Q
each In the studio of Miss Gladys ~
iale, as wellington street. She will be a
lad to talk with prospective pupils at $
hat time or by telephone at Montpelier
eminary during the week. C
y. Adams of Graniteville is TO take his 3
lex boy to this city for treatment OF the ]
pine and other diseases. This boy was
AIKEN 10 DIR. r. W. Lovett, great special. I
4, at Montpelier, Saturday, the 10th. n
Ifter examination by the specialist, he .
sked Mr.. Adams who had treated his
oy last. Mr.. Adams said. Thomas An. o
rev Of 20 Church street Barre. the J
rIgless healer has treated him with IN. u
ands." The specialist advised that 4. n
.ndrew keep on with the treatments, as
e thinks there is a cure in such treat q
ients.-Adv. q
William w. Parry Of IA Richardson Z
treet returned last evening from a three !,
'eeks' stay in Akron. O., where he has :
cen engaged in setting a large monu- :
tent recently purchased by ex-senator y
lick Of Ohio. The memorial was cut by
he Granite street firm OF Parry & Jones !,
nd was pronounced by persons familiar !.
it'll fine work in Barre granite 10 be ono =.
the most imposing monuments ever Y
NJ out Of native stock. The memorial -
as cut BY the local firm for one Of their =
tail patrons in the middle West. and Il ~
as at the request Of the dealer that Mr..
AIRY went 20 Akron 90 see the monu- y
eHt safely set In the cemetery. =
Friends in this city Of Grin q. Burnen q
former resident Of Barre. will be inter. N
ted to learn Of his promotion to "a. m
,sition OF station agent al the Central -
ermont railroad station in Essex june.
On. Notice Of his advancement was re.
lived az the Essex Junction station yes.
rdsy and the appointment became II. IA;
ctive at once. tie succeeds n man who
IL been in the G. Y. service for many
.ars. In point Of passenger business
e EsseH station IL reckoned 81 one Of ve
2 most important stations on the G. v. -
stem and Mr.. BurnelTs advancement !.
mes a. a deserved promotion For
y years BE- vas engaged IN Barre a.
.ket agent a the ~ a W. r. station
\ during his residence here ~ estab- A
he'd a considerable local reputation in
lateur theatricals. For the uast two