The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-26
TALK OF THE TOWN


See window display Of waists at Fits
Buy your corsets in the sale at the
H Vaughan Store.
Are you procuring one Of those sam
pie waists at Vaughan'sf
II Come to the new Remnant Store for
your bargains. ~ Seminary street.-ad
John Gray has gone 10 Montreal 20
pass the remainder of the week with
relatives
Frank G. Rogers of Richardson streer
was business visitor In South Royal
ton to-day.
DIR. G. G. Lang of Barton arrived in
the city yesterday for business visit
of several days.
Carlos Granai of New York City ar
rived in Barre last night for a visit at
the home of his mother, Mrs, c. Granai,
of Granite street.
Plans are being completed for the an
nual banquet of the Barre Burns club,
which will be held in Clan Gordon hall
ON the evening of Friday, Jan. 2s.
Fred Nutting Of Plainfeld, who was
connected with drug store partnership
in Burlington until short time ago,
visited acquaintance in the city yester-
day and to-day.
George A. Ford of Boston, publisher
of Granite, Marble & Bronze, arrived
in the city yesterday and is staying at
Hotel Barre while here on business
visit of several days.
Charles H. Tenney of Springfield,
Mass, president of the Tenney corpor-
alton, arrived in the city to-day to in
spect the "Tenney service" holdings in
Barre and Barre Town.
"out with the old rgas," yes, or any
other wearable costume, and attend the
masquerade in X. of C. hall Friday even
ing, Jan. rs. Auspices /. o. o. L., M. U, |
CAROLS orchestra. Gents, 25c unmasked |
ladies, l0c; masked ladies, free. Refresh |
ments. For jolly good time, mask and
come down.-adv.
News is received here of the illness |
at her home in Rochester of Miss Eve |
lyn Eaton, a student at Goddard semi |
nary. Physicians have diagnosed the
young woman's case as scarlet fever. She |
was taken i'll few days after the semi
nary was closed on account of scarlet
fever
Acting under the instruction from
Deputy Sheriff A. A. Emery, who is
special agent of the humane society, the
police yesterday dispatched superan
nuated member of the horse family and
turned the remains over to represent
tative of the Burlington Rendering Co.
The horse was taken out of an unpro-
tected shack on Summer street Tuesday
morning by Officer David Henderson and
turned into a comfortable stall at the !
Johnson & Gamble livery on Prospect
street. The owner of the horse was dis /
covered in the afternoon and after he
had expressed his views on the question I
1f ending activities of the horse, the 4
police got in touch with the humane so.
.iety.
Winter golf, if not the simon.pure ar
,icle to be had at Pinehurst, has its at
fractions for certain devotees of the
yame in the Meadow Brook club and
zach day this week the golfers have ,
to while away few hours on
he clubs Brook street course. On the i
more exposed surface of the course the
warm weather has obliterated nearly all :
igns of snow and the opportunities for
,etting in difficult stroke now and
hen are said to be very numerous One i
member OF the club, an ardent follower r
i the game in season and out, has
layed golf in Barre in every month OF q
he year since january, 1915. a
An attractive card Of ice races to be
un off on the Winooski river at the u
apital Saturday afternoon has inter. O.
sted number of local horsemen to d
uch an extent that several entries from
'arre stables are contemplated for the 81
reek- lend event. In addition to the en- di
nv of new horses from this end of the W
inter circuit, other entries have been in
romised from points farther to the ii
orthward and one of the best meets of
he winter seems to be in prospect. A ii
urse Of $25 is offered in the 2:25 class, nj
rotting or pacing. There is to be oC
-ee-for all with a S25 purse and an I'M pc
sually large number Of starters in the 10
minute class will travel toward a s25 tn
AXE. Racing is to begin at 80 o'clock. s;
Ter