The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-29
TALK OF THE TOWN
Sec NEW pooda at Ahhott,s.

See new goods at Abbott's.
! A SIS suit or oyercoat, sale price S9.95
Lamorey's.
Dr. Kenneth j. Dole, who has been Wis.
/ iting DIR. H. X. Sowles, has returned ia
Boston, where he is connected with hos
pital
| Hobart Bosworth in 1.-TWO Men of San.
dy Bar" magnificent five-reel produc.
! ton of Bret Hartes story of pioneer life
at the Biiou to-morrow.--adv
! Miss Ellen Putnam, who has been pass
ing month in the city as the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Clinton F. Millar of Cliff
street, returned this forenoon to her
home in New York.
Owing to the serious illness of the in.
FAINT son of Rev. and Mrs. b. G. Lipsky of
French street, morning services at the
Hedding Methodist church yesterday
were omitted. The child's condition was
reported to remain unchanged to-day.
Before the members of the teacher
training class at Spaulding high school
this forenoon, County Agent F. H. Abbott
concluded his series of talks on soil and
other phases of scientific agriculture. On
successive Mondays for the past three
weeks Mr.. Abbott has been giving the
teachers in training some interesting ele-
mentary lessons in agriculture.
Reports from the bedside of Charles B.
Tilden, who is seriously i'll at his home
on upper Prospect street, indicated to-
day that his condition is somewhat i'm
proved
Mrs. Charles Miner has returned to the
city from Jacksonville, where she was
called by the illness and death Of her ia
Their, Charles Jacques. a well known
blacksmith of that town. Mr.. jacques in
recent years had been a frequent visitor
in Barre and had growing circle of
friends in this vicinity.
A number of people were entertained
in Worthen hall Friday evening when
Rev. n. c. Edwall gave an illustrated
lecture on Picturesque Sweden" Stere-
opticon slides used by the lecturer were
especially clear and those who listened TO
his remarks went away with vivid i'm
preston of the scenic beauties of the
country.
A blooded bull with a pedigree that
isn't often reprinted because of the high
cost of paper has been purchased by A. T.
Smith & Son and L. F. Sanborn of Trow
hill from Thomas Dyer of Wingville. n.
Y, well known breeder of high grade
Holstein cattle. The bull will be added
to fine herd of Holstein cattle which
the purchasers are maintaining on the
hill.
Sunday morning services at the First
Presbyterian church were in charge of
Rev. Stanley F. Bloomfield. pastor of
Bethany church in Montpelier. who took
the text for an interesting sermon from
the gospel of st. Mark. The local pastor. !
Rev. Edgar Grassland, was the preacher |
at the morning service in Bethany church |
and afterwards spoke to the mems forum
on his bicycle travels through Africa.
And now comes aye Old-Fashioned |
Country Fair" to be given in the How |
land hall Thursday, Friday and Satur /
day, Feb. l, 2 and 3. Our committee saws
that good program each evening by To- /
al talent will precede the dancing and \
that Carrolls orchestra will be there i
with the best Of music. The concert will 4
begin at and dancing at Q. Single ad. /
mission, 10 cents; season ticket. 25 cents.
This is for the benefit of the Cecilian
Hub and we hope you may sttend.-adv.
Francis Gouldsbury, formerly of Barre.
who has been employed in the MONTPELIER
rard Of the Montpelier & Wells River
abroad for some time. has been trans
erred to the Barre yard, and began his
iuties here this morning. J. C. Chamber
ain has so far recovered from his illness
Is TO be able to assume his duties as con-
luctor and Engineer A. r. Durham Of
Perry street. who has been detained BY
in attack OF the grip. vas able TO take
lie place AT the throttle IN the Barre &
helsea rsilrUad yard to-day.