The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

Knights.
Special cleanup prices in garments a
Abbott's.
New materials for chldren's wasl
waists at Abbott's.
G. A. r. veterans will hold q smok'
talk in their hall tomorrow afternoon a.
2 o'clock.
From the SOC working shirt to tn
$500 silk shirt, the McWhorter Co. arr
showing complete lines.
One Singer sewing machine, latest i'm
proved, used only two weeks, S2s' Sing
er shop, 10 Elm street.
Keep in mind the Womans club rum
mage sale at the emergency room, city
building, tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Rita Fisk, student at Goddard
seminary, went to Richmond this morn.
ing to pass the weekend with friends.
Miss Gladys Gale returned yesterday
from Lunenburg where she played the
piano at concert given Wednesday
evening.
Harry Dingwall of Pearl street was
taken to the City hospital yesterday
afternoon, where he will have TO undergo
an operation.
/ AlIns hdNiNiCS ~ ANNiig VI AioPHNNS
street went this morning to Burlington,
where she will make a weekend visit
with relatives.
Clothing Ladies', girls, mems and
boys, at prices cut to hsrdpan. Terms,
cash or approved credit. Sadlier's, 10
Keith avenue.
Special for Saturday; Peanut brittle
fresh from the kettle at Zoe per pound.
few pounds OF those ehocolatecoated
almonds at 35c. The New England Fruit
Store.
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.
That building lot to be sold at auction
to morrow, corner of Elm and Franklin
streets, would make a nice playground
| for the Mathewson school children ADV
Matthew A. 0'Brien, who has been
spending several weeks with relatives in
Bangor, Me-, and elsewhere in the Pine
Tree state, returned to Barre last even
ing.
Mrs. Harry Dingwall Of 0 Pearl street
is ready to do any kind of work, and
anyone desiring woman to work would
do well to communicate with her. She
also makes and sells plain and sweetened
doughnuts.
A. p. Abbott of belmont avenue re-
turned this morning from business trip
to New York and Boston. He was ac-
companied from Boston by his son, Leon
Abbott, a student at the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, who viii remain
in town for few days.
At Clan Gordon hall this evening the
Barre Burns club will celebrate the an
niversary of the birth of Robert Burns.
Arrangements have been made for ac-
eommodating a large number Of members
and a special effort has been made to
have an after-dinner program of high |
quality.
Full of bright, sparkling wit, popular
songs and those of the whistly sort, new /
music and a charming lot Of girlies, all /
under 20 and some l6. none married and |
none wanting TO be--is the news herald. |
ed in advance of school Days" which |
win be at the opera house Saturday, |
Jan. 80, matinee and night, with % iu
yenile artists.-Adv.
A telegram received last evening BY |
friends of George w. Grant, who left |
this city some three weeks ago on a
business trip through the South, with
purpose of establishing himself in a
business. announces that be
has found and purchased an establish.
ment of this kind at Atlanta, Ga.
Under the patronage Of the young peo-
r,tafa gnafafwr nf ha fhssrah - D,.1
Shepherd a delightful dancing party was
given in Rowland ball last evening. Ri.
ey's orchestra played for the dance order
and az intermission a number Of young
women OF the society served punch and
waters. Financially, the affair was a
success. as upward Of 90 couples were
present.
Miss Lillian Garron was pleasantly
last evening at her home on
Beokley hill by number Of her friends.
The arrival Of the guests was effected
without any previous inkling being con.
geyed 10 Miss Garron. There was a va
red program Of games and dancing, and
before the evening was far spent Mr.
Thompson, in behalf Of the guests, pre-
,ented Miss Garron purse of money.
A dainty luncheon brought the affair TO
! close at a late hour.
Goddard seminary's hockey squad
started this morning on It's first trip Of ,
he season. AZ Swamton this evening
he team viii line mp against the Swan
on high school outfit. Mr. Dow OF the
chool faculty accompanied the following
men on their invasion Of Franklin coun. .
" Wiley, IaCasse Orr. Haskell. Pres
mi, Witt and Conner. II the necessary
can b. made Goddard will J
LAY team in 81. Albans before return
NJ home.
Unless the weather conditions are too
igorous, the South End club will hold /
t. annual sleighride this evening. WI
Ismstown i % h. the destination Of the
hub members and their invited guests 4
nd two large bargcs will start FOR that /.
illage soon after g O'Clock supper will
p served az 30 O'Clock and dancing IN
be grange hall viii follow. with music
y an orchestra from this city. The com A
iittee in charge Of arrangements ron
ISIS q Alex Fowlie. james Carson. Wi \
an Anderson. Prank Hatch and Peter
raser
John Papin, Of Papin Bros livery. r.
lrned Yesterday from Darlington. whore
2 purchased the barge "klon8aze.~ fer
- IN connection with the FIRMS livery A
gsiness Before tire eonrevnnca j. put
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