The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-15
TALK OF THE TOWN


Special rack OF odd coats at Abbott's
III. w. knight OF Hin street is spending
few days in North Hero on business
Miss Mildred Chandler has returned e
the city, after passing a few days with
relatives In Roxbury.
Italian Citizen club: Mercoledi 10 Feb
braio terra una riunione special per al
faro motto Importance.
\ Sunshine music and good things TO eat
at the Baptist church We must surely
meet. Wednesday from $3.50 TO 1890
adv.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re-
bekah lodge, No. Is. Wednesday evening,
Feb. 10, at 1880 o'clock. Every officer is
requested TO be present for practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ID. Beckley OF Park
street left the city last evening for High.
land Park, Mich, where they plan to
remain for month in the home OF their
son, L. D. Beckley.
The committee appointed for the ban
quet and dance Of the Fraternal Order Of
Eagles is asked 10 meet in the Worthen
ball Wednesday, Feb. 10, at p. m. Per
order of ID. Mcdonald, w. Pres.
Miss Bertha Bridges, who is at the
head of the commercial department at
Goddard seminary, has returned from
Burlington, where she attended confer
ence of Vermont teachers engaged in
commercial work.
Miss Bernice Whiteomb who passed
the week end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. i. N. Whitcomb OF Beacon street,
returned yesterday to Essex Junction,
where she is engaged as stenographer
in the office of Secretary of State Guy
W. Bailey
The Kenyon store will open tonight
at 7 o'clock. The balance of the Kenyon
stock and the consigned stock of C. b.
Croft will be turned into cash at once.
Two, three and four articles will go at
price OF one. d. A. Perry Real Estate
Agency, assignee. adv.
Gossard La Camille and Goodwin |
frontlace corsets at the Princess Parlors. !
Special values at 81. $3.50, $3.50, So, |
$3.50, $3.50, $3.50, $40, $3.50 and SIS.
All back lace corsets at one-half price. |
Emma Waterman, Corsetiere, Odd Eel.
ows' building, Montpelier.
Louis Drake of Pearl street returned
% the city to-day from northern New
York, where he was summoned early last
week by the illness and death of his
mother, Mrs. Louis Drake, ST.. who
passed away at her home in Glens Falls.
Y. Y, Friday morning. The remains of
Mrs. Drake were taken to Keeseville
'. Va where funeral services were held
Monday morning.
Alderman j. A. Healy OF the second
ward is detained from the Office of the
Sarre Granite 4 Quarry Co. by a pain.
ul injury which he sustained a few DAYS
go. In some unknown manner Mr..
iealy wrenched his left knee and the
nishap left him nearly powerless to use
he limb for walking. In late years he
as been troubled with the same knee
nd his recent mishap is thought to have |
ggravated lameness that has been
lore or less chronic. At the instance OF
is physician he is confined to his home
n Averill street.
The back cover Illustration for the
ebruary issue of the Granite Cutters
ournal is a full-page half-tone of the
ermont state seal in granite, the pic.
IRE having been taken from a photo
raph of the seal cut at the plant Of !
ovell & Calcagni last fall for +. l.. :
NTH & Co. Of local interest, too, is the
.port of the granitecutters' delegation
n the achievements OF the American .
ederation OF Labor at its last annual
invention in San Francisco. The re- !
ort was drafted by James Duncan of a
uincy, Mass, and James Smart of =
ARE
Prayer services for John W. Mcdonald, p
II many years prominently identified
18th the granite industry in Barre and Ia
ARE Town, who passed away at his a,
ome, go Hill street, Monday morning I,
ter an illness Of five weeks. are to be
I'D at the house Thursday afternoon at
Is o'clock. The funeral will be held al
the Congregational church at o'clock ii
I'd the remains will be placed in the u
ceiving vault at Elmwood cemetery. 4
is requested that friends omit flowers.
connection with the obituary of Mr.. n;
eDonald, printed in Mondays Times. p
should have been mentioned that the a,
ceased was member of the Benevo- r.
Mt and Protective Order of Elks ~