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


Special suit values at Abbott's
Thirty.two inch galatea l2hc at ADJ
bots.
Look for Russel's Saturday special
this week.
More of those percales at DC yard at
Vaughan's
1t will pay you well to read Perrys
adj for Saturday. =,
This is ladies night at the Buzzell
rink; open at Z; 80.
The sodality sewing circle will meet at
the convent this evening at 7 o'clock
Mems work shoes, special price, only
$2.l9 per pair, at Shea's Shoe store.
Wyman Clark of Sharon was among
the business visitors in the city yes
| terday.
Public whist party in X. Of c. hall
under auspices OF l.. A., A. o. H., frlday
at p. m. Admission, 10 cents
II. ID. Gibson, who has been making
business visit in the city returned TINS
morning to his home in Northheld'
The Junior choir of st. Monieas church
is requested to be present at the holy
hour service Friday evening at 1880.
Miss Anna Marley, who has been Wis
ting friends in Barre for several weeks,
has returned to her home IN Moth
Chelmsford, Mass.
The Ida Reed w. G. r. Y. will meetrto-
morrow afternoon at 2S0 at the home
OF Mrs. +. d. Beckley, Park street
Ladies come prepared to work
L. S. Hayes, insurance adjuster, q pei
lows Falls was in the city yesterday,
adjusting loss for Mr.. kenney OF South
Main street, who had his insurance IN the
Gauld & Robertson agency.
Miss Annie Robertson OF Park street,
who is employed in the Office OF Water
Superintendent H. f.. Reynolds, left last
night for Boston, where she was called
by the illness OF her sister,
The worlds greatest bargain glvers
still have in their hands the stock OF the
Barre Clothing store and have placed ev-
ervthing on sale at the biggest sacrifice
ever witnessed by the public. Adyt.
The Danish brotherhood will hold
masquerade ball in the X. OF 9. hall sat
urday night, Feb. 20. Tickets, 5lc each
Riley's orchestra will furnish music. Re
freshments served. Everybody invited.
Attilio Calazzi who has beer employed
in Barre since Nov /, left this morning
for New York, where he is TO make
brief business visit before going to Rion,
n. c., to pass the remainder of the win
ter
Friends in this city Of Charles G..
Paige, member of the insurance firm
of Paige & Campbell, will be interested
to learn that his name,is being discussed
as an aldermanic possibility in the sec
ond ward at Montpelier
Constable George l.. Morris was notl-
fed to-day of his appointment as a no.
tary public, his appointment having been
ratified by Assistant Judge George II.
Dale and Charles n. Dana OF the SUI
perior court His term Of service be-
ginning Feb. l, does not expire until
l0l7.
The Cobble Hill grange held its regular
meeting Feb. 2 and conferred first and
second degrees on eight candidates. a
short literary program was given, as
follows: Reading, Mrs. Henry Bassett
solo. Miss Hazel Hack; roll-call, an
swercd by anecdotes. On account of the
stormy weather, there was not large
attendance.
Coach Hoernle and the following basket
ball players of Goddard left to-day for
their two-day trip: Fiske, Z. Loudcn,
Witt, Keene, and Connor. Tonight they
line up against Derby Line, instead of
the +. c. A. team of st. Johnsbury, as
was at first scheduled. Tomorrow they
90 20 Newport, where they clash with
the high school team of that place.
Their return trip will be made on Satur-
day.
Among the horses entered for the ice
races on the Winoosk river Saturday,
according TO prospectus issued by the
driving committee to-day are Casey
Jones. 2:l4h and Onward Wilkes,
2;l4ii IN the matched race, free for-all
event, and Dr. Scudder and Helen Ash
lev IN the second matched race in which
the winner takes an of the money. Races
are called promptly al 80 o'clock and
premium OF S25 IS offered for break
ing the track record
Rev. Edgar Grassland Of the First
Presbyterian church gave an interesting
address on Scottish rite Masonry before
the members OF Gamaliel Nashburne
lodge in Montpelier one evening recently.
The clergyman's thorough review Of
Scottish rite Masonry was listened 70
with interest by Montpelier lodge men,
a. vel a. visiting Masons from the
state legislature and from Barre. w. ~
Cato Of this city, q n Heaton 81 Mont
pclicr and q. W. Daley 81 White River
Junction we're among the other speak
ers.
While coming ont ~ moving picture
show az 1880 last evening. Miss Hazel
TAYLOR. aged rs. a student a. Spaulding
high school whose home j. in Chelsea,
slipped and, in trying 10 save hersalf
from falling. thrust Der left arm through
window glnss Quite = serious CASH
vas made one tendon being 0t and .
small blood vessel being torn Miss
TAYLOR vas taken 81 the CITY hospital
where ber injuries werc attended o. and
where she remained during the night
To-day she was able % g. a. Der r,om-
inc place 20 Mrs. smiths 90 West street.
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