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

house Thursday and Friday.--adv.
1 Rummage sale, Presbyterian churcl
basement, Saturday, Feb. 10, 2 to s p. IN
adv.
Nelson Cook of Mount Holly was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
Arden Hayward Of Williamstown wa.
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
Albert LeClair left yesterday for Bris.
| tol, Conn, where he has secured work in
machine shop.
A regular meeting of ST. Johns court
G. o. f., will be held Thursday evening
at o'clock Initiation.
RMS. L. l.. Scott Of Park street has re-
turned home after passing several days
at the home of her father, j. j. Trerise,
in Randolph.
H. II. Heaton and 0. Johansen of Mid.
dlesex returned to their home this fore
noon after business visit of several
days in Barre.
Thomas Constantine of Buffalo, N. Y,
returned to his home yesterday, after a
weeks trip through Vermont and east
ern New York.
Floyd Gould and Roscoe Irwin of
Rochester arrived in the city yesterday
and will spend several days in this vi
entity on a business trip.
Mrs. John Mcfarland of Websterville
left Barre yesterday for Montreal, p. O.,
where she was called by the illness OF
her daughter, Mrs, Roland Sturgeon.
Miss Frances Williams of Woodsville,
n. H., arrived in the city last evening
and will spend several days visiting
friends and relatives on Ayers street.
A spray of roses and carnations from
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hutchins was omit
ted from the list of flowers printed in
yesterdays Times, contributed at the
funeral of Mrs. Leon Hutchins.
w. Donaghy, brakeman in the Cen
trail Vermont yards, went with Mrs.
Donaghy to st. Adams yesterday, be-
ing called by the death of the latter's
father there yesterday morning.
Christian Bjorn of Averill street left
yesterday for Brookfeld, where he at
tended the Masonic ball last evening, and
to-day he will go to his fathers home
in East Brookfeld, there to remain until
the latter part of the week.
George Marsh. who has succeeded
Harry w. Britton as agent for the Amer
lean Express Co. in Barre, arrived in the
city last evening from Woodstock where
he has been in, charge of the company's
office for the past three years. He will
be joined later by his family.
Marrion's dinner service is unexcelled
in the city, and if you are transient
looking for wholesome food, our ascent
dinners will appeal to you. We special
ize in preparing business mems lunches.
Remember to dine at Marrion's, at l20
North Main street A few more regular
boarders can be accommodated. adv.
AT the office of the city clerk Tuesday
afternoon, Miss Eda Fontana and Dante
Olgiati were married by Justice OF the
Peace James Maekay. The bride was at
tended by her sister, Mrs. Annie Andrea.
letti, who acted as maid of honor. Mr.. |
0lgiati is employed as a granite cutter
and the couple viii make their home in
Barre.
Ladies', misses and girls coats and
suits, all modern styles, at rock bottom |
prices, to make room for our spring lines |
that we will offer for sale Feb 10; also
! nice line Of mems and boys furnish
ngs. Let us bid for your cash or near
,ash trade. Our furniture, floor cover
ngs and household departments more
than ever. Sadlier, Keith ave-
lue.
Notice, ladies of the Barre sewing club
L.. oil 10 tsv,a, t1tlii
be held at Mrs. J. c. Morrison's, 6 Laurel
street. Thursday evening at O'Clock.
Work, rolling bandages, making pillows
md shirts. Outside workers please no.
ice: This consignment is nearing COM
,Ietion and will probably be ready for
hipment inside of two weeks if the la
lies can hand in their work.
school building yesterday
afternoon to summon the children in a
grade from their recess, Mrs. !;
Hattie Tillotson caught one heel on a
tair and plunged the remainder OF the
distance to the bottom. A physician
ound that one arm was sprained and not
,roken, as was at first feared Mrs. Til.
olson was able to attend to her work
o-day, although in considerable pain.
Have your suit, gown and dress made
ew for the spring and summer by my
'rench dry cleaning process. It's time to
ook 'em up. What's the use of discard
~ them, when my French dry cleaning
ill make them as good as when you
rst bought them? II means money in
our pocket and neatness in your dress.
,ont YOU think that combination pays 7 ,
end your gloves to me and let my keep ,
hem in perfect condition until worn out, j.,
{ a small price. II. A. Lundy, merchant !
ailor, dry cleaning and pressing, Pearl
treet. Tel. 635. ,,
So far as active candidates. are CON 7
,rned. interest in ward politics seems !
, be dormant, although nominee for {
ne aldermanit office will be named at the {
aucus next week. To-day it was re.
orted that Jesse C. Phelps of Webster
treet might consent to stand for the !
omination. Mr.. Phelps is a derrickman :
v trade He has been ward | resident ;
,r some years. Judge III. w. SCOTS }
anne has been mentioned, but he has !
Iade no direct statement as yet. George 4
obins of Robin Bros. granite manufac- +
irers, was favored by many residents of +
he ward until few days ago when he
,clared that he would not accept the =
under any circumstances. 2
A "leak" has been discovered in Barre !
nd neither Thomas w. Lawson nor any &
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