The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-09
TALK OF THE TOWN
See Abbott,s SOC silk hose.

adv.
g. X. Andrews of Mortified was among
the business visitors yesterday after
noon.
Andrew Warren of Middlesex wa
among the business visitors in the cit,
yesterday.
A regular meeting of st. Johns court
G. 0. f., will be held Thursday evening
at 7 o'clock. Initiation.
Homer Holden and John Little OF
Brooktield were among the business visit
ors in the city yesterday.
DR.. II. n. Jackson has returned to his
home in Burlington, after passing several
days In the city ON business.
c. G. Maynard, who was business
visitor in the city yesterday, returned to
his home in Burlington last evening.
| Harry Jackson of Summer street left
Wednesday for Portland, Me-, where he
is to be employed as locomotive fire.
man.
Alex T. Beaton, South Ryegate gran.
lite dealer, has returned to his home, aft
er passing a few days in the city on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. +. w. Robinson of King
street, who have been in Boston on a
business trip during the past week, re-
turned to their home yesterday.
Clifford Stone, student at Goddard
seminary, left last evening for his home
in Clinton, Mass, where he will visit his
parents until after the week end.
Mrs. Harry S. Parks and daughter,
Miss Eileen Parks of King street, were
visitors yesterday at the home of Mrs.
Jennie Hamel of East Montpelier.
Joseph Brusa, who has been employed
as a stonecutter in Barre during the past
few years. has completed his duties here
and left this morning for Denver, Colo.
Returning home to Brookfield to daE
Rep. +. o. Ralph was accompanied By
Mrs. Ralph, who has been passing week
in the home of her son, Neil 0. Ralph
OF Washington street.
Frank Conlon of Boston, who has been
visiting friends on Washington street
during the past few days while on bust
ness trip in Barre and Montpelier, re-
turned to his home last evening.
Miss Emma Nichols of st. Johnsbury
returned to her home this morning after
spending the past few days in the city
on a business trip. Miss Nichols visited
friends ON the west hill while in this vi
entity.
Workmen who have been at work in
the room formerly used by
the Homer Fits Co. for their shoe de-
partment have completed their duties
there and the company intends TO utilize
the space for bargain department
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Cutler of Edmund
ton, Alberta, arrived in the city last
evening and win visit friends in the city
for a few days while en- route from Bos-
ton to their home Mrs. Cutler has just |
performed at the Massachusetts General |
hospital.
Marrions dinner service is unexcelled |
IN the city, and if you are transient |
looking for wholesome food, our 25cent |
dinners will appeal to you. We special
re in preparing business mems lunches.
to dine at Marrion's, at l20 /
North Main street. A few more regular
)oarders can be accommodated.--adv.
Ladies', misses and girls coats and
suits, all modern styles, at rock bottom
lrices, to make room for our spring lines
hat we will offer for sale Feb. Is; 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
complete than ever. Sadlier, Keith ave-
lue.
d. A. Perry returned to the city yes
erday from Brattleboro, where he con-
lucted the auction sale at the Vermont
Pure Bred Livestock association Feb.
nd 7. The sale proved to be the best
yer held by the association and was the
biggest sale ever held in New England
'eople in this vicinity may be interested
o learn of the sale OF DR.. j. G. Whitney's
hampton l2-year-old COW, Fluela Mech
hildie, for $780, DR.. Whitney also sold
yatioe Vain De Call for 1888.
Have your suit, gown and dress made
ew for the spring and summer by my
'reneh dry cleaning process. It's time to I,
ook 'em up. What's the use of discard .
lg them, when my French dry cleaning
'ill make them as good as when you
rst bought them7 1t means money in
our pocket and neatness in your dress.
,on't you think that combination pays
end your gloves to me and let me keep :
hem in perfect condition until worn out, !
t small price. H. A. Lundy, merchant /
lilor, dry cleaning and pressing, Pearl :
rect. Tel. 635.
Mr.. and Mrs r. j. Stewart, who have
cen making an extended stay in the Vi
nifty of Aberdeen, Scotland, arrived in
he city last evening from New York,
here they landed yesterday from the
nchor line steamship, "Tuscania." The
essel sailed from Glasgow Jan. 81,
efore the German U-boat campaign was
,newed with such ferocty. Although
ne "Tuscania" arrived in New York
yerdue, the voyage was uneventful.
sssengers, however. did not undertake :
he trip overseas without counting the
,st of possible interference.
Track athletes at Goddard went to the
'mnasium yesterday for their first
orkout of the season, and worked !:
rough a few drills which are found
,cessary to start the men in training /
r the long stretch lying before the final :
ntest, which will be pulled off at Bur
lgton next June. Several very promis.
g men were out for the squad, many
the new fellows in school showing ex-
llent form for so early in the year. :
ewell. the track man who enrolled from ]
lton yesterday, was out and looks good 4
bolster the gaps in the team. Only
W short sprints were run in the initial I
lrk.