The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-12
TALK or THE TOWN

Edward Lowell OF East Randolph wal
| among the business visitors in the city
| yesterday.
Philip insolvency of Groton wai
| among the business visitors in the city
yesterday
Hurdy .gurdy and roller skates at auc-
ton sale, City Auction Market, Satur.
day. See adv.
William Wylie, jr., who was operated
on at the City hospital Tuesday for APP
pendicitis, is very comfortable.
Earl Cummings of Hill street is unable
to be about his duties at the Smith 4
Cummings market on account of illness.
Don't buy piano until you have seen
our very special bargains from $l65 to
$l05 at Bailey's Music Rooms, Id Elm
street, Barre.
Corp. Neal Hooker, who visited at his
home on Park street yesterday, returned
this morning to his studies at Norwich
university, Mortified.
Gerald l.. Fitzgerald Of Burlington ar
rived in the city this morning and will
visit friends and relatives on Beckley
street over the week end.
Walter McCurdis of New York City,
returned to his home yesterday after
making business trip of few days
in the Barre granite belt
| John Anderson of Burlington arrived
in the city yesterday and will visit
friends and relatives in Barre and East
Barre during the coming week.
John Sessa of Concord, n H., arrived
in the city last evening and will COM
mence work as a stonecutter in one of
the North end sheds within a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Orwin s. Wilbur, who
have been visiting friends on Prospect
street during the past few days, left
last night for their home in Winooski.
Mr.. and Mrs H. II. Papln of Burlng-
ton arrived in the city last evening and
will spend several days visiting at the
homes OF his brothers, John and Joseph
Papin.
Mrs. Lena Templeton returned to her
home in Willamstown last evening after
visiting at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Hale of Thurston place,
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Brown of JEFF
ferson street have returned from st. Al
bans, where they were called by the Sc
rious illness of the latter's sister, Mrs. |
II. w. Bevins.
A regular meeting of Granite City |
lodge. No. 81, /. 0. o. L.. NJ T., will be
held in X. of C. hall Friday evening at !
o'clock Installation and initiation. The
degree team will please meet at 6:45
Refreshments.
Grand old and young folks dance in
Rowland hall Wednesday evening, Jan.
IL, auspices of Cecilian club. Concert
from to by local talent. Dancing
from 0 to /. Carroll's orchestra. 81 a
couple, extra ladies 25e.
w. A. Clark, president OF the New
England Coal Dealers association, who
was guest at the business mems dinner
served in Hotel Barre last evening under
the auspices of the Barre Board OF Trade,
returned this morning to his home in
Northampton, Mass.
Andrew Stockwel and James Sedette
IF Richmond, who have been employed
there during the past few months, passed {
through the city last evening while en- |
quite to Williamstown, where they are !
% work in the lumber woods through (,
he remainder OF the winter. ID
Notice: The person taking the sled :
rom the front steps of +. NJ. Lyons [
store Wednesday night, Jan. 10, was seen q
% pass through the alley between Currier a
building and Arcade building and throw d
led over gate back of store. II returned g
it once and satisfactorily settled for, I
prosecution may be avoided T.. VI. Lyon Il
The burning question of the Coal" sit n
lation is where to get the money to pay a
or it, but II you have q Christmas club Il
ecount you will get nice big check !,
ext December for just that purpose. c
AXE one out now at the Barre Savings o
tank & Trust Co. Open Saturday and G
fonday evenings from to s o'clock n
DIV. "
On the evening Of Friday, Jan. rs, the 81
-ineitia club win observe the first Of q
cries of ladies' nights. There viii be q
hist competitions and buffet luncheon. q
week earlier, on the evening of Jan. q
., James p. Taylor of Burlington, secre- 81
,ry of the Greater Vermont association, b
ill be the speaker at the first smoker of pI
he winter. in
Miss Annie Carroll of $50 North Main It
rect entertained the members of the NJ
Social Six club" at her home last even al
u. Tables for whist were arranged 81
I'd the members enjoyed very pleas q
1t evening at playing the game. A g
.ogram was also arranged in which On
,arlv all the girls present participated. a.
{ the close of the affair, Miss Carroll
rived punch, waters and saltines. u
Troops and 4, B. S. A., are making ~
possible for the people of Barre to \,
Itch some beautiful glimpses of New -
ork and New England scenery along -
200. mile stretch of picturesque road -
av. DR.. Elmer of Poughkeepsie, n. Y, :
i'll show scores Of lantern slides made
ON original photographs, which he took !
ong just such a roadway, and will tell
his camping experiences while on the :
in. Congregational church, Monday
ening, at o'clock. Admission, 25c; A
ildren under IL, l0c.
Every man who has registered and re-
lived his certificate of physical fitness /
ported in the Knights of Pythias hall
81 evening for the informal gathering
the men who are TO make up the ros-
r Of the headquarters company, LIST
,rmont regiment. National Guard. Fiji
IN men who are prepared to take up
e work of drilling were present along
tn the others who have not received
cir certificates. Capt. c. Newell Bar :
r spoke informally Of the details which
ter into the work of recruiting and 3