The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-24
TALK OF THE TOWN
See suit bargains at Abbott's.

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II Come 10 the new Remnant store fC
H your bargains. IL Seminary street.--a'
H Fannie Ward in "The Marriage {
H Kitty" Park Theatre to-night.-adv.
II "1ess of the Storm Country" featur
/ ing Mary Pickford, Park Theatre, Tues
H day.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Cooper re
turned this forenoon to their home i
Groton, after passing the week wit
friends in Barre.
Mrs. William s.. Sullivan returne'
to her home in St Adams th
afternoon, after passing the week enc
with friends in this city and Montpelier
Percy r. Rich. editor Of the Old Or
chard tMe.) Mirror. is passing severa
days in the city with Mrs. Rich, who is
is making a visit at the home OF Mrs
John r. Maiden of Highland avenue.
The four Goddard seminary students
who Were stricken with scarlet fever re.
Gently have thus far experienced the
disease only in mild form and early
recoveries are anticipated in every case
The ladies of Cobble Hill grange will
hold leap year social next Tuesday
evening, Jan. 25. CAROLS orchestra OF
three pieces will furnish music. Ladies,
soc; gents, without ladies, 25c, Refresh
ments will be served.-adv.
Paul Wells, who has been a visitor at
the home of +. G. Rowland of French
street since his return from Philadelphia
last Thursday, left to-day for Waitsfield,
where he has accepted position as
teacher in the public schools.
Supper will be served Wednesday even
ing at 1880 o'clock in X. of G. hall to
the A. 0. Fl. and their wives, the Ladies
Auxiliary and their husbands, and the
Juveniles only There viii be installa-
tion and an entertainment after the sup
per.
"Out with the old rags" yes, or any
other wearable costume and attend the
masquerade in X. of c. hall Friday even
ing, Jan. 2s. Auspices of !. o. o. L.,
NJ. L. Carols orchestra. Gents, 25c;
unmarked ladies, Zoe; masked ladies,
free. Refreshments. For jolly time,
mask and come down.--adv.
A Barre basketball team which played
in Laconia. n H., Saturday night was
decisively beaten BY the Score of 81 to
IS. The team was composed Of Caleagni, |
Giacherio, Courtney. Oliver and Cerasoli. |
The Laconia correspondent Of the Man
chester Union says the Barre team came |
here with great reputation
An international anthem, epeace on |
Earth" composed by w, II. Goodfellow |
Of Spaulding street, was one of the mu |
steal numbers at the Sunday evening I
service in the First Presbyterian church. +
The solo part was rendered very effective I
" by Mrs. Isabella Cantley Hall and she
was assisted by the regular choir OF the
,hureh.
Rev. Bert J. Lehigh OF 0swego, N. Y,
morning and evening services
n the First Baptist church. Rev. Mr..
-ehigh intends to pass part Of the week
n this city and is staying at Hotel Barre.
;. NJ Wicks, retail monument dealer
II Rensselaer,, n. II, is registered at Ho-
eel Barre while passing several days in
he Barre granite belt.
Victor Stacy of Maple avenue re.
urned to-day from Rouses Point, n.
T., where he purchased carload of
orses for the local market. Mr.. Stacy Il
choes the report of other wouldbe
purchasers who state that the demand
reated in European markets for horses
as resulted in dearth OF driving and Il
raft animals in the eastern states.
w. Barclay Scott Of Fairview farm
hose Barred Rocks were covered with
ibbons. glory, etc., at the Vermont
tate Poultry exhibit in 81 Adams last
eek, has been notified that his pen of III
irds received total Of Ga points in II
he aggregate reckoning made by the
ldges at the close of the exhibit. A III
arlington poultry breeder received the
ighest number of points and was award III
4 the Wirthmore cup. III
A cross wire between the generator III
nd the cinematograpb .seesssitated the HI
lncellng of the matinee show at the Ill
ark theatre Saturday, although an III
nergency arrangement was negotiated Ill
order to give the usual evening per III
,rmance. From 10 o'clock Saturday HI
ght until Sunday noon. electricians III
ere endeavoring to locate the trouble. iii
he crossed wire was discovered and re- HI
lirs to the wiring system were COM III
eted in time to permit the manage HI
ent to give the customary matinee III
-day. HI
The reception committee elected by iii
e Barre Granite Manufacturers as nuIIlI
citation TO assist in entertaining mem m.
RS of the Vermont and New Hampshire I'LL
stail Monumental Dealers association W
the occasion of their visit to Barre :
is year for the midwinter convention
s reserved Clan Gordon hall for We'd
sday night. when the visitors and their
yited guests will be served an Italian
pper. Dancing is to be one of the
versions after the supper. The open mi
2 day of the convention is to be
ven over almost wholly TO the bus Va
sss sessions cf the association. which
e to be held at HotSl-Barre. the head HI
arters of the monument dealers
ring their stay in the city.
Among the weekend visitors who were da
yistered at Hotel Barre were the fol-
wing people: Mr.. and Mrs. K. ID. Bro
Of Montreal, p. O.. Rev. Bert J. Le-
IN OF Oswego. y. Y, y. W. Reed OF
bot. L. +. Donlin Of Woodbury., NJ. J.. by
lott of Rutland, r. II. VIM and c. J.. p.
care of West Corinth, +. A. Bendell Pis
Albany. A. L. Pattersan Of Washing
/. G. r. Andrews Of Mortified, Mr.. and No