The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-07
TALK OF THE TOWN


II adv.
II "Circumstantial Guilt at the Bijou to
H day.-adv.
Il Ladies' Home Journal patterns TO
\ March at Martins Book Store.
H Mrs. William Miller of Chelsea wa
/ among the business visitors in the cit,
Il yesterday.
U This morning class, what shall w
H sing? Please dear teachr "Thc. Wishing
\ Ring. adv.
j Be sure to see Lima Cavalieri, the hand
soonest woman in the world, at the Bijol
to morrow.--adv.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Rebek
all lodge, No. Is, Wednesday evening
J Feb. 7, at 1880 o'clock.
The Altrurians will meet with Mrs
z. G. Glysson, 20 Perry street, Friday
afternoon at the usual hour.
You can find everything in footwear
bought especially for "The Wishing
Ring" at the Peoples Shoe Store.
Miss Alice Terule of Middlesex, who
has been visiting friends on jefferson
street during the past week, left yester-
day for her home.
1 Abi .. HN III NitltdN anu Ailso Via NM
Leay of New Haven, Conn.,, are visiting
at the home of Mrs. I. A. Thompson of
North Main street.
c. j, Atkinson, who spoke at the Vim
citia club smoker last evening, left this
noon for Burlington. where he will spend
a few days while en- route to his home in
New York
Fred s. Whittemore, who has been
passing few days in the city and vicin-
! ity on business connected with duties as
! deputy inspector of internal revenue, re-
turned to his home in Burlington yester-
day.
AT her home in Waterbury yesterday
Mrs. Eugene Magnus entertained her sis
ter, Mrs. Roy c. Bugbee, Mrs. F. II.
Burke, Mrs. c. L. Bugbee OF this city and
the latter's daughter, Mrs. Fred Smith of
Boston.
At the Vincitia club this evening the
members of the Apollo club of Montpe
lier will be entertained at the second of
series of tournaments in pool, billiards
and whist. A buffet luncheon will follow
the competitions. Apollo club won the
first leg of the tournament fortnight
ago.
A party consisting Of seven men from
the northern part of the state, who ar
rived in the city Sunday evening to find
employment, left yesterday morning. aft
err receiving employment through the J.
J. Dashner & Son Real Estate agency
and employment bureau, to go to Perth
Amboy, Y. j. where they are TO work in
factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ, Bugbee, who were
called to Barre by the death of the for
mers brother. Ebert A. Bugbee of
Orange street, returned to-day to their |
home in Newport. Mr.. Ind Mrs. S. d. |
Bugbee. Leroy Bugbee and Mr.. and Mrs. !
Frank Drown of West Burke have also /!
returned home, after attending the flu |
neral
Harry W. Britton, until recently agent |
for the American Express Co. in Barre, |
left this forenoon for brief visit at his
former home in Hartland before going to |
Woodsville, N. H., where he has been
promoted to the position of travelling
agent for the company, with territory /
along the White Mountain and Passump-
sic divisions.
George Beattie, a night agent in the
American Express service, who has been
seriously sick with pneumonia during the
past two weeks, is reported to be stead
lily gaining and expects soon to be in con-
dition to go to his home in Haverhill,
Mass, where he will stay for few
weeks while gaining strength. After he
RECEIVERS his health, he viii resume his
duties at the American Express Co.
The Italian Pleasure club has reserved
the Knights of Columbus hall for its 10th
annual banquet on the evening of Friday,
Feb. l6, and committee elected by the
Hub week ago is making detailed plans
Tor the most successful affair of its kind
since the club was organized. A program
IF vaudeville numbers and dancing will
nave the preference in the early part of
he evening and the banquet viii not be
served until after IL o'clock.
The regular meeting of Cobble Hill
grange was held Tuesday night. but on ,
account of so much sickness among the ,
members, there was a small attendance. :
The following program was given: Song, I
reading, A. w. Robinson; piano I
solo, Elva Bradbury, reading, Justin NJ.
pdibci uuHSlSs grange ne printed [
programs for the year are ready for {
and there are to be several
eatures given during the year. The r
orange is to hold a social in the near t
uture. I
A rumor in Montpelier that a new f
laily newspaper was to be started in c
hat city was founded on the fact that h
ames j. Lamb a CO. of Barre pur- {
hased the two linotype machines for
nerly used by the Montpelier journal a
publishing company and which had been r.
n storage ever since the suspension of c
hat paper two years and a half ago. o
I was rumored that the purchaser might
e acting for some unknown party, but {,
lr. Lamb stated later that he intended 81
0 use one of the machines in his print el
ng plant in Barre and desired to sell v
he other d
Barre and Montpelier bowling teams =
lme TO a deadlock on the Imperial al u
VS. at the capital last evening when
women teams representing the two cit a
s failed to arrive at decision, the to- Il
Il indicating that tie had resulted. OF
ow scores were the order and unless bl
,tter tallying is made when the teams ca
It together for another meeting on the OF
erlo lanes in Barre tomorrow evening OF
is probable that other rollers will take to
hand in the series of competitions now III
1der way. c. Colombo and b. Mariana OF