The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

Public dance in Miles hall Saturday
evening with music by Riley's orchestra
Mrs. M. II. Faden left yesterday Tor
Fairfield, being called there by the death
of an uncle.
Mrs. y. G. Abbott left yesterday after
noon for Waterbury, where she will visit
relatives for a few days.
! Dennison Densmore OF Elmore street,
who has been confined to the house Tor
the past ten days, is able to be out.
Patrick Kelly OF Montreal, who has
been visiting friends and relatives in the
city for the past two weeks, returned to
his home yesterday,
|. w. Chede of Randolph, who arrived
last night to attend the Masonic meet
ing, is the guest of +. A. Doyle OF Keith
avenue for few days.
The condition of 0. w. Lewis OF Mel
son street, who was taken quite serious
ly i'll yesterday was reported to be
slightly improved to-day.
Members Of the senior division OF the
IL. A., A. 0. H., viii hold supper in
X. of G. hall Monday evening, Feb. !, at
1880 sharp, for members only.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. Haskins OF the
Morse block left yesterday fc5 Tilton,
N. H., where they were called by the Sc
rious illness OF Mr.. Haskins' sister. They
expect to be absent several days.
Artisans who have been making extern
sive repairs to the Barre offices OF the
d. A. Perry Real Estate agency, have
nearly completed the work. Walls have
been redecorated and much has been ac-
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appearance of the interior.
What about the piano business? 1t
was never any better since we came 70
Barre. We can show you nice list OF
recent purchasers and one being deliv-
cred to- day by +. G. Rogers TO Granite-
vile. Who will be the next2 Balieys
Music Rooms, IA Elm street
Cold weather did not hinder sizeable
crowd of bidders from gathering at the
auction of the Joseph Martell farm in
Plainfield yesterday. Cows ranged IN
price from S25 to $3.50 and hay sold
for Sl2 a ton at the barn. Dan A. Perry
of this city acted as auctioneer.
A bright and glittering whirlwind of
| fun, good, clean comedy and music, mag
nifieent production, all new, and gorge
Gus costumes, TO say nothing OF an in
compare bic cast, is not saying more than
fact. as everyone viii agree after seeing
"School Days" when il Games to the
opera house tonight ADV.
An eyangelstic service will be held as
usual at 1880 Sunday evening in the
hall occupied by the Seventh Day Ad-
yentists in the Miles building. The pas
tor, f. L. Abbott, will speak on "The
True Israel Of Cod" This subject would
have been taken up two weeks ago but
for the illness of the pastor. All are
welcome to the service Sunday evening.
Negotiations were completed to-day
| for the sale OF the William Paul farm,
so called, in Chelsea, % Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl DeAlmedia of Brookfeld, who plan
to take immediate possession. The deal
was contaminated by the D. A. Perry
Real Estate agency for the Perry Auto
Co. and includes only the real estate.
| There are 100 acres on the farm, which
! Is located near the well-known Hood
stock farm.
| Senator j. Ward Carver, who has been
states attorney for the past four years,
relinquished the duties OF the Office to-
day in favor Of Fred f. Gleason OF Mont
peiicr. who was elected on the Republican
| ticket last November. Mr.. Carver was
elected in the fall Of 1910 and assumed
the Office IN November Of that year. His
second term Of two years held over from
November, 1914, TO Feb. ! on account Of
the new law changing the time set for
the beginning OF terms.
Jack Frost kept his faith with the
weather man this morning when he
clamped his icy clutches on the mercury
and held il fast 20 that section OF the
thermometer extended from 20 below 20
10 degrees farther down the scale. Old
Sol ala his level and diagonal best 10
pry loose the mercury and had succeeded
only in degrees az noOntime. Reports
told Of thermometers that registered
anywhere from 20 below 10 - below.
At 1880 O'Clock the head Of the mercury
was still 20 degrees from zero on the
minus side and stonecuttcrs, IN a ma.
iority Of instances az least, who trooped
forth 10 work trooprd back again. Only
two or three sheds were used for mar
ufacturing purposes to-day. In other
wears suspensions in January because 81
the cold have been common, but Jan.
nary Of this winter has proved an excep-
ton 10 the rule. The Reed spirit Their.
mometer on Elm street marked ~ below
AZ $ O'Clock.
A derelict very much battered BY NOR
Z phia appealed 20 the authorities yester-
Z day for aid and on the recon mendations
~ CITY Physician Dr. J. " Stewart and
Or. Arthur Wark be- Was taken this
morning 20 the state hospital in Water
/ bury for treatment Joseph Crawford q
the name which the man gave % Chief
Sinclair when ~ applied Tor lodgings e.
police headquarters thursday night re
was accommodates and ID the morning
he vent Dc way late yesterday after
noon Crawford called on DR. Stewart
and gave . pltHm narrative If bic trip
along the morphine route. AiterNard
shen Crawford was questioned ~ the
cts physician. br Dr. Arthur Wark ard
Is 0serseer W. p Shepard of the char
/ ia departmert D. told If i-atiuR be
uav from Broaklyu. - r. o. Vermont
~.naf eeid urather 1T in. D. admitted
81 had ben pretty busy begging maneF
+ faf morrhint IatterlY tlls morphine
mauia had he-0ut s8 elert that b.
E hsa ben unable b. p'ees tarffh beg q story
plausible enough t8 use far tsaFEinE raF-
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