The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-11
TALK OF THE TOWN
I sale laces nd Ynnrhan's.

An extra value in new lot OF mouse
dresses for $l,l9 at Perry's on saturday
See the Newman Dramatic club IN
Rooms to Let" at Rowland hall March
IL.
! Guy Woolhouse of Brockton, Mass,
former resident of Barre, is passing
few days with friends in the city.
j. II. Allen went this morning to
| Springfield, Mass, where he plans to
make business visit OF several days.
Carl NJ. Hunt is moving his household
goods from 80 Hill street to house
which he recently leased on Perrin hill,
George A. Pierce left the city last
night for Redstone, n H., where he will
visit at his former home for few days.
At the Bijou to-day three-reel spe-
| cial feature, "In the Lions Dem" fea-
turing Miss Nissen. This is colorcd
| flm.-Ady.
w. II. Miles of Graniteville was
, visitor in the city this morning while on
| his way home, after spending several
days in Boston on business.
Through inadvertence, the name OF
David White was omitted from the list
Of bearers printed yesterday in conncc-
| tion with the funeral OF }. Alexander
| Leclair.
Miss Mary Mclaughlin, who has been
| passing two months with her sister, Mrs
! John O'Leary Of Eastern avenue, lett
this morning for her home in Wnchen-
don, Mass.
Miss Evelyn MeAllister, who has been
passing a few days in the city as the
guest of Miss Mildred Marion OF sum
mer street, returned last evening to her
/ home in East Barre,
G. Il. Donaldson, an official of the Cen
! trail Vermont railroad, who has been
| spending a few days in Barre and WI
| Jamestown on business, returned thB
morning to his home in st. Adams
The literature class of the Barre WON
ans club viii meet in Aldrich hall FRI
| day evening at Z 80 o'clock. Henry Jack
son viii give talk on Victor Hugo
and his writings All ladies of the club
are invited to attend.
Regular meeting of /. 0. O. L., NJ. T.,
in X. of G. hall Friday evening, March
! II, at z o'clock Work, initiation. A
large attendance of members is request
ed. Refreshments will be served by cir
Gle No. 3. Guards are asked to meet at
6:30 for practice.
The prayer meeting Of the Baptist
church viii be held tonight at 1880
o'clock; subject, the 10th and 18th chap
| tiers of Romans. Mrs. Holt will sing a
selection from Handles Messiah" which
contains a few verses from the lesson
Regular teachers meeting at 6;45 to-
night.
Peter Corey Of 30 Prospect street left
the city yesterday in company with bis
! little daughter, Lulu, for Providence,
r.. l.. where the latter will enter hos
pital for an operation. The child has
been suffering with a deformed bone in
the lower left limb for some time and
on the advice Of local physicians she was
removed TO Providence, where a special
ist in bone formations will be asked to
operate.
George 4. Wolcott. New England sales
manager for the sullivan Machinery Co,
who has been in the city for few days
on business connected with the com
panv's local branch returned last night
| to his home in Boston. He was accom-
panied on his departure by II. ]. Mark
| of who win return later TO his home m
Rutland, after spending a few days IN
| the city
Miss Shirley ". Bradford Of los South
| Main street. who Is taking a vacation
| from her duties in the Office OF the Barre
railroad on Depot square, left the city
| late Yesterday afternoon for Chicago,
where she will make a visit Of two
| weeks with her sister, Mrs Harold
| Nather. Miss Bradford was nccompan.
led by her father. ". A. Bradford, who
viii remain in Chicago for few DAYS.
Leo Bottiggi. who has been passing
/ two months at the home Of his brother,
! Louis Bottiggi OF the Montpelier road,
left this morning for Redstone' ~ H.
where he has secured employment ~
the granite industry. Reports received
I here from Redstone indicate that the
stone business IN that locality has re-
ceived much desired impetus BY red-
/ son 81 the fact that several large con-
tracts have been let TO manufacturers
and quarrymen there. II j. known that
s250.0OO building job has been let 10
Redstone people.
Barre poultry breeders are looking for
ward rather eagerly "a the decision Of
the Vermont Poultry association at its
/ sperial meeting in city hall on Friday
| evening The question az whether the
annual exhibit will BE- hsld In Barre or
al The capital i 30 b. decided and az
many Of the members are vitssly con-
errned II one choice or another betwet
the two cities. Il i likely that the meet
inc viii call ont = sizhblc proportion Of
/ the membership. Among local poultry
/ faneiers who have been affiliated with
/ the organization for a number Of years.
the feeling grows that The show should
7 ~ held m thfs eitw II has been point
~ ont that the Chureh street gFmnasi.
um : quite admirablv adapted to The
needs ii q poultry exhibit and as many
loesl people have given freely Of their
time and energy e. make tie assoeia-
[ tion 4 success. ID j eontendet That Barre
ahamld have the shau in 1919
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