The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

New spring wash goods at Abbotts
Special values ia winter coats at Alb
bolts.
W. Il. McAuliff of Burlington is the
guest Of John Mccarthy Of South Main
street
Gordon Smith of South Ryegate is a
business visitor in the city for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Barker OF 81.
George, Me-, are guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Grierson OF Laurel
street.
"rhe Flag of Fortune a two.reel
drama. Edna Maison in, "Was She a
Vampiref" Also comedy at the Bijou.
adv.
Lee Maiden of Highland avenue left
last evening for Burlington, where he
will pass the week end with friends at
the University of Vermont
A meeting of the Glenugie club will be
held in Clan Gordon hall on Saturday,
Feb. IL, at o'clock. Smoke talk after
meeting. Per order president.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Bradford Of 80
Park street wish to announce their gold
en- wedding anniversary, which occurs
Monday, Feb. H. and would be pleased
to meet all relatives and friends at their
home from until and until 10.
c. +. Newhall OF Orange street has
pen of White Wyandotte Iullets of which
he is justly proud. The hens are kept
according to the Philo system and this
particular pen contains six pulets. The
total NUM- Der of eggs gathered in the 81
days comprising the month of January
was lao or trihe over rs per cent of the
number that would have been yielded at |
the rate OF one egg a day from each hen. |
At Curtis park on the Montpelier road |
to morrow afternoon Barre and Montpe- |
tournament of the season.
holds additional interest
for the intercity marksmen this year, as
the annual tournament of the Vermont
league is to be held at Cur
It's park sometime in June. 0pportuni.
lies for the Barre and Montpelier marks
men to get in form for the state event
ire to be offered through the medium of
/ series of weekly or fortnightly shoots
Vt the park. Much viii depend upon the
Weather, but the trapshooters contend
hat their favorite sport is possible as
cng as the skies are clear and the wind
S not high
John Reid, who recently rendered his
esignation as steward at the Vincitia
hub, a position which he has held for the
'ast three years, leaves the city late this
vening for Bridgeport, Conn, where he 3
will join Mrs. Reid. After passing the !
week end with relatives in Bridgeport i
hey will go to Belleville. n. j., near y
Newark, where Mr. Reid has a position d
5 steward at the Forest Hill Country III
hub. At the home of James Reid ON v
.aurel street last evening a number of v
offers, with whom the departing stew c
I'd has been associated for many years,
altered and presented him handsome a
'ather travelling bag. Gordon Watson, Y
lr. Reid's successor at the Vincitia club, ]
cyan his duties this morning j
Among the visitors in the city yester- I
ay and to-day were the following peo-
lie: III. r. Wheeler of Swanton II. G. q
lrod of st. Adams, J. E. Bannigan of :
chichester Postmaster e. r. Hall Of =
wanton, Miss Helen Carpenter of Wells Z
liver, Louis n. Provost of Rutland, =
AIRY II. Lane of Springfield, DIR. S. :
ana Hubbard of New York City Mr.. :,
nd Mrs. Clarence Lennon of Sherbrooke, =
O., f. B. Bailey of Burlington, Gordon 3
. Smith of South Ryegate, Ira L. Thorn GO
! of Burlington, w. D. Favrol of Man.
lester. j. r. Harmon of Portsmouth, N,
. H.. L. B. Reilly of Burlington, g. F. 81
arrow of Rochester, Mrs NJ. E.. Mark OF
I'm OF Shelburne, S. s. Marshall of Bur OF
lgton, Arthur A. Andrews of Boston. m
iarles H. Hannah Of Hartford and p. f. or
lchaud Of Platts burg. n. " re