The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

H. r. tuIlef * son received tnelr mrs
shipment of 1917 Willeys-Knights tour
ing cars this morning.
Ballet slippers in all colors for "Th,
Wishing Ring Special price for this oc
casion. Shea's Shoe Store.
Jerome Veronesi is passing scvera
days in Rutland ON business connected
with the Veronesi Granite Co,
Robert Lynch of Graniteville is passing
few days in the city as the guest OF
friends at 81 Wellington street.
George Phalen of Rutland arrived in
! aity yesterday and will spend several
days as the guest OF John Wilkinson.
Charles LeClair, who has been in Bos-
ton during the past few days on bust
ness trip, returned to the city this morn
ing.
Fresh strawberries and pineapples just
arrived. Get a basket of berries before
they are gone United Fruit Store. TEL
$40.
Gentlemen's, ladies' and girls coats by
/ express this date, from New York. Let
us bid for your cash or near cash trade.
Sadlier. Keith avenue.
William O'Brien of Notified, who was
in Barre last evening attending the de-
gree work at the c. o. f. lodge returned
TO his home this morning.
Charles B. Tilden, who is seriously ill
at his home on upper Prospect street,
was reported this forenoon to have
passed comfortable night
! Frank L. Whidden of Winooski arrived
in the city last evening and will spend
several days visiting his brother, George
| Whidden, of North Main street.
| William Dobie of Randolph arrived in
! the city last evening to spend a few
days at the home of his mother, Mrs.
Barbara Dobie, of Maple avenue.
w. A. Wallis, a student at Goddard
seminary, left last evening for his home
in Waitsfeld, where he was called on ac-
| count of the severe illness of his father.
Vincitia club will keep open house to
its members and ladies this evening. A
tournament in whist is planned and a
buffet luncheon will be served afterward.
u. i. Cole of Hardwick, who has been
visiting friends and relatives on North
Seminary street during the past few
days, returned to his home last even
ing.
The annual meeting of the Granite
City Quoting club will be held in the
clubhouse tonight at o'clock prompt.
Business, election of officers. J. Fraser,
Sec.
Notice to members of North Star lodge,
No. liz, Order of Vasa Every member
is requested to attend the regular meet
ing Saturday, Jan. 81. Special business,
revising of bylaws.
Special low sale on new silk and satin |
mid.winter hats, also the remainder of
my trimmed winter hats to be closed |
out at reduced prices. Mrs. H. S. Miles,
200 North Main street, over Dodge's |
Jewelry Store.
Frank Il. Robinson of Hill street re-
ing the Knights of Pythias meeting
which was held in Middlebury last night.
Several of the grand officers of the lodge
throughout the state were in attend
ance, Mr.. Robinson being grand keeper
of records and seal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold L. Cortney, who
have been visiting friends and relatives
in Websterville during the past two
weeks, passed through the city this
while en- route to White River
Junction, where they viii spend several
days visiting friends before returning to
their home in Keene, n. III.
The annual meeting of the Barre
Teachers association was held yesterday
afternoon in class room ID at the Spauld-
ng high school building. John t. Hub
bard OF the high school faculty was elect
ID president of the association. The
,ther ten officers of the association were
reelected for the ensuing year.
IN io ,naxoallpd {
n the city, and if you are a transient
ooking FOR wholesome food, our 26-cent I
timers will appeal to you. We special
re in preparing business mems lunches. q
Remember to dine at Marrion's, at 100 !
North Main street. A few more regular Q
,orders can be accommodated,-adv
Mrs. John Tassie and Miss Annie Hall,
Who have been in Boulder, Col, during t
he past few months caring for their sis v
err, Mrs w. ID. Hill, whose death oc- n
urred there during the first of the a
nonth, arrived in Montpelier to-day a
18th Mrs. Hills body The body viii be Z
hid in the tomb at Green Mount GENE.
cry to remain until spring for burial.
Make Laws confectionery store your J
andy Mecca for 1917. Our Saturday Of
erings include molasses cocoanut hay
tacks, peanut caramels and old-fash-
,ned molasses candy at 10 cents. Home
made candies are our speciality and we !
re anxious to have you get acquainted
nth the products of our pure-food candy Z
itchen.
The italian Gaiety club has issued invi-
stions for another of it's series of pri- !
ate dancing assemblies to be held in
Ian Gordon hall on the evening of Fri I
ay, Feb. 2. The affair viii take the !
,rm of masquerade. The committee
ppointed by the club a fortnight ago Z
ret last evening to consider plans for
le dance.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
ARE last night and this morning were
le following people; w. s. Houston of :
incoln, n. H., Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Albee
Hardwiek, Porter Perrin of Berlin, T.
7. Donahue OF Manchester, n. H.. Mrs.
w. Richmond of Mortified, A. b. Ca
of Edgemont, S. d., j. W Adams Of I
arlington, L. d. Wicls of Albany, n. Y,
O. Sheldon of Woodstock, c. II. Rock 4
ell of Pittsficld, Mass, f. S. Brown of :
ew York and W. E. Bar<in of Bridge
,rt, Conn.
Financial aspects of some OF the prob
ms confronting the manufacturer were
nsidered at the third of a series of edu-
tional meetings in manufacturers hall
~ aveniuo when members Of the Rarra 1 .