The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

Look for Russelfs Saturday speoi"'
this week.
Buy your corsets now in the sale at
Vaughan's.
II you are looking for value, come 10
Perry's on Saturday.
Get your costume and Join the grand
march at Star ball, Feb. 10.
Three more weeks OF our piano contest
Watch us for specials. G. n. Kenyon q
Co.
Alexander Long, who has been visiting
relatives in Boston for week, returned
to Barre this morning.
+. b. Boyce returned TO his home IN
-. Adams last night, after passing
Jew days in the city on business.
A few ladies' winter coats yet unsoid
at Sadlier's. Can be seen at our Granite
Vile branch, Il. n. Prescott, manager
Mrs. II. d. Phelps Of Park street LETT
Yesterday afternoon for burlington,
where she will remain for few days
Monsor Deeb of North Seminary street
left this morning for Burlington, where
he will make a few days business visit
William Conner, who has been VISIT
ing relatives in the city for the past ~
days, has returned to his home in Mon
treal
George C. Carpenter of Winoosk ar
rived in the city last evening to pass
the remainder Of the week here on bust
ness.
DR.. H. S. Carver Of Marshfield was a
visitor at the home Of his son, ]. Ward
Carver. OF fremont street yesterday and
o.day.
Miss Lenora Gobie, who has been pass
ing few days with friends on Eastern
avenue. returned this morning to her
home in Montpelier.
Miss Marion Sticllney of Washington
street is TO be one. Of the speakers at
district Sunday school institute to be
held in South Ryegate next Monday,
Mrs. Leonard Pelky and daughter, who
have been visiting relatives on Merchant
street for the past 10 days, returned
this morning to her home in Ausable,
N. Y.
Matthew Bean Of Fitchburg, Mass,
who has been visiting at the home OF
John Mccarthy of 1907 South Main street
Tor the past few days, has returned to
his home.
George Taylor left the city last even
ing for New York. whence he is to sail
Saturday for Glasgow, going thence 30
Aberdeen to make an extended visit at
bis former home.
Twenty-Five wolfe, crepe, and muslin
waists, new $3.50 values. This is new
lot. TO make quick disposal of the
lot we make the price only SLID, at
Perry's on Saturday.
The regularly monthly meeting Of the
guild OF the Church of the Good Shep-
herd win be held this evening at 1880
o'clock at the home of Mrs, Frank Rob
inson, "a Keith avenue.
Tomorrow evening the Shamrock A.
G. is to play its second basketball game
of the season with the Bethel A. G. Cap
tain Grady win take along half-dozen
of the Shamrock club.
Every laborer viii want TO hear the
lecture in the Presbyterian church Feb. !
2 and 10 by Rev. +. X. Brown. The
Boston Transcript says: He has lived
the conditions and knows" Single tick
cts only 2h cents
Charles Goyt Of West street, who re-
Gently submitted to an operation, has
so far recovered his health as to be able |
to resume his duties as baggage mas |
ter on the Barre branch of the Central
Vermont railroad.
Teachers and others connected with |
the Sunday school Of the First Presby- |
terrain church met at the home of George |
stuart on Spaulding street last evening /
for survey Of the lessons 70 be used /
in February. The pastor, Rev. Edgar
was one OF the speakers,
After the regular meeting Of Barre
,ouncil, No. 40l. Knights Of Columbus /
last evening. the hall was cleared for
! dancing party. The dance was one Of 1
! series of private assemblies which the
council is holding during the winter
months. Fifty couples enjoyed last
nights affair and at intermission dainty
were served. Music was
furnished by Riley's orchestra and ar
for the dance were carried
lut under the direction OF Charles A.
Nilkic. lecturer OF the council.
Word has been received in the city OF
The death. Tuesday night. In Denver,
-ol, OF Mrs James Howe, formerly Miss
Minnie Pirie, OF tuberculosis. Mr.. and
Mrs Howe went from Barre TO Colombo
|, bout six years ago, hoping that the eli
mate there might be beneficial in re-
storing Mrs Howe's health. No par
iicuars were received as to the funeral
arrangements. Mrs. Howe leaves, besides
her husband. two brothers, Eric and Paul
pirie q Marshheld. and sister. Mrs.
Edith Baer Of Omaha, Neb.
Members Of the Young peoples so
,iety Of the Church Of the Goodshephcrd
md invited guests were entertained for
their regular monthly meeting last night
n the home Of Rev. and Mrs W. J. NJ
Beattie Of 100 fremont street An in
.eresting program Of musical numbers
sas contributed hy che following pco-
pc. Vocal solo. Newell Parker; piano
.9lo. Miss Nileyi trio. Miss Russell.
.tortense knight and Harold knight.
liano solo. Beatrice Papin. Afteruard
.here was progressive uhist tourna.
uent sud refreshments were served
One q the men employed on A. NJ.
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