The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-17
TALK OF THE TOWN
Stool, taking sale at Abbott's.

Stock taking sale at Abbott's.
Eight and Toe colored outing flannel
5lsc yard at Vaughan's.
Julia Dean in Judge Not at the
Bijou tomorrow -adv.
Mrs. T.. Brusa returned this morning
from Waterbury, where she has been
passing several days with relatives.
James 4. Marion of the granite man.
ufacturing firm OF Marion & O'Leary,
was business visitor in Burlington TO.
day
Mrs. Martha Calef White, electric nee
die specialist, will be mt Miss Canning's
Toilet Pariors, Barre, Saturday, Jan. %.
adv.
/ J. Carl Mute returned to his home in
Manchester, n f., last night, after
passing few days at his former home
in Barre.
Joseph Williams and David II. Line.
kin, who are employed by the Vermont
Machine Co. in Windsor, passed Sunday
at their home in Barre.
A new course of elementary music, d.
rected by Professor p. Gropelli, will be.
gin tonight at o'clock in the school
room, Granite street.-adv.
Miss Alice Follasbee returned this
morning to her home in Enfield, n. H.,
after spending several days with rela.
tives in Barre and vicinity.
Madame Wanda, the psychic adept.
VINO completed 10 nights engagement
at the Barre opera house last week,
left yesterday with her husband for st. /
Adams.
An extra special meeting of the Bon
accord Football club will be held in their !
pavilion this evening at O'Clock prompt.
A full attendance is urgently requested. 3
Per order executive committee.
The condition of Miss Freda Hassan
of East Hardwick, student at Goddard
seminary, whose illness last week was
diagnosed as a case of scarlet fever, con.
tinues to be favorable for an early re.
covery. Miss Hassan is affected only
mildly by the malady and as she has
been isolated, there is little fear OF an
epidemic at the school.
The officers Of X. B. Crandall post, No.
So, Vermont G. \. r., were installed by
Past Commander l.. II. Tmurston Satur-
day. Jan. Is, as follows: Commander,
John w. Averill; S. V. c.. George /. ]
Beckley; j. V. G., Nathan Harrington;
ldjutant, Jarvis G. Harris; surgeon, Ma {
-haniel Bond; chaplain. A. j. Baldwin;
.. NJ, b. p. Wiley; o. D., Emory l.. |
smith; o. G., +. B. Johnson; S NJ, l.. II. e
fhurston; O. NJ. s., n. T. Bond. /
Rarely in the experience OF humber !.
men are operations in the woods handi-
appel by a surfeit of Snow, but such
5 the case in Lanesboro, according to I
tragglng woodsmen, who say that three :
Get OF snow lie in the woods near that :
.illage, making operations ON large !"
Gale well nigh impossible. More often !,
BUSINESS in the woods is suspended be- !
ause of the scarcity of snow, but this i
inter, il is said snowfals have been so
that it will be impossible to =
o any log skidding until thaw comes. g
See. Frank l.. Austin is sending out N
iyitations to the annual midwinter GER a,
monial of Suadah temple, No. lao, b.
ramatic Order OF Knights of Khorassan NJ
this city, which is to be held in Lyn- al
onville on the evening of Washington's II
rthday, Feb. %. Preparations for the te
,ception Of large number of pilgrims ST
re going on apace and early indications
oint to an unusually numerous gather
e of "'Dokies" The decision to hold
ie ceremonial in Lyndonville, where
,althy colony of the faithful exists, Ri
as reached at recent meeting of the nc
,ecutiye committee, when the claims al
Claremont, N. H., Burlington and in
iddlebury as meeting places were dis pr
united for the timeb being in favor of nj
yndonville. in