The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-28
TALK OF THE TOWN
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sell leaf tobacco in any quantity fol
pipe smoking, 40c per ID. George w
Lander. 92 North Main street.
Another lot house dresses in the sale
at vaughan's.
Blair Marianni of Short street is de-
tanned from his duties at Fl. j. Smiths
store by an attack of the grip.
f. A. Wire returned to his home on
North Main street last night, after pass.
ing several days with friends on North
Main street.
Mrs. Emanual johnson of II Division
street was removed to the City hospital
this forenoon in A. w. Badger & Co.'s
ambulance. Mrs. johnson has pneumo-
mia.
Alexander Kesson Of Maple avenue,
who has been detained from his duties in
the Union Dry Goods store for the past
week, is reported to be seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
Judge H. w. Scott has received notice
of the annual meeting of the Vermont
Beekeepers' association, which is to be
held in Middlebury on the afternoon and
evening of Feb. II. Several apiarists
from outside the state are to address the
Vermont beemen.
At POS North Main street this fore
noon at 10 o'clock Miss Hazel Sanborn
of Montpelier and William Laundry, also
of the capital, were married by Rev.
j. B. Reardon, pastor of the Uniyersalist
church. Neither the bride nor the groom
was attended Mr.. and Mrs. Laundry
went Immediately to Montpelier, where
the former is employed as an auto me-
ehanic.
Albert A. Creamer returned to the
city this forenoon from Plainfield, where
he has been passing week at Camp
on Pigeon pond. When he
came out of the woods near the Plain
field station, Mr.. Creamer says, he looked
around in surprise at the hillsides, bar
rem of snow, and the highways, too,
bereft of their winter coating of ice. In
the woods around the pond the snow is
more than three feet deep in spots and
it is with considerable difficulty that
rabbit hunters have been able to hunt
their quarry this week.
Members of the Italian Pleasure club
gathered at their clubrooms in the Scam
PM building last night and elected
to make arrangements for
their 10th annual banquet and dance. |
Petr Merlo, Antonio II. Fasola. Armando |
Comolli Duncan Mcmillan and George r. |
Troup are to constitute the general com !
mittee and a number of subcommittee !
will be appointed by them. The night |
for the yearly get -together is
Feb. is, although il is undecided as yet |
lust where the banquet will be served. |
It is planned this year to make the ban
luet an anniversary affair, marking the |
first 10 years of the clubs existence,
and an effort will be made to assemble |
Is many as possible of the former mem
1ers, who are now residing out of town.
Committees working in conjunction
With locally delegated representatives, OF
.he Central Relief committee Of New /
York started out this morning to solicit 4
to the fund which Jews in II
america are endeavoring to raise for the II
elef of 100000 members OF their race
Who are suffering in Europe from the
xigencies of war. Yesterday was the
lay designated by President Wilson
yhen committees throughout the United
'tates should begin their solicitations.
mt owing to a delay in procuring certi-
eatess stamps, etc, the Barre commit
&c wSs unable to begin canvassing I'M
il this morning. A report of the results
T the canvass win be printed in Satur-
avs Times.