The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-08
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A regular meeting Of st. Johns court
9. 0. r., will be held Thursday evening
at 7 o'clock Initiation.
j. +. McDuff of Detroit, Mich, arrived
in the city yesterday and will spend sew
eral days in Barre and vicinity on a
business trip.
Among the Burlington business visit
ors in the city yesterday were John
Nutter, Frank Littlemore, j. w. Adams
and Drury Small.
Norman G, Preston of Burlington re-
turned to his home yesterday after a
brief business trip to Williamstown,
Graniteville and Barre.
Miss Mary Flannery of Winocski ar
rived in the city last evening TO visit
friends and relatives in Barre and Gran
iteville during the remaindef Of the
week.
| Almond J.. Johnson, who has been
working in Bethel as a stonecutter dur.
| ing the past year, has completed his
duties there and arrived in Barre, where
he will be employed.
Frank Merrill returned last night to
his home ON Prospect street from War
ner n III. after an extended trip cover
ing a period of three weeks through
northern Vermont, Maine and New
| Hampshire.
Marron's dinner service is unexcelled
in the city, and if you are transient
looking for wholesome food, our 25-cent
dinners viii appeal to you. We special
ize in preparing business mems lunches.
Remember to dine at Marrion's, at 100
North Main street. A few more regular
boarders can be accommodated
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. Is; also
a nice line of mems and boys furnish
ings. Let us bid for your cash or near
cash trade. Our furniture, floor cover
ings and household departments more
complete than ever. Sadlier, Keith ave.
nue..
Miss Lottie V. Jones of Central street
LETT this morning for Burlington, where
she will sojourn for few weeks at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Fred Bero. after
which she will extend her trip to GLOW
ersville, N. Y, where she win visit be-
fore going to Saranac Lake, n. Y, to
stay with relatives for few days before
returning home.
Have your suit, gown and dress made
new for the spring and summer by my
French dry cleaning process. It's time to
look 'em up. What's the use of discard
ing them, when my French dry cleaning
viii make them as good as when you
first bought them? 1t means money in |
your pocket and neatness in your dress. |
Don't you think that combina tion pays ? |
Send your gloves to me and let me Keep |
them in perfect condition until worn out, |
at a small price. III. A. Lundy, merchant |
tailor, dry cleaning and pressing, Pearl
street. Tel 635.
w. II. Nugent, district superintendent
of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.,
of this district, left last evening for
burlington, where he viii attend the an
nual meeting Of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co. of the state. To-day, the
other contingent of agents in this terri
tory, including Messers C. r. Gallagher
and T. r. Brew of Barre, j. j. Sullivan
of Graniteville, J. r. Houghton of North
field and Messrs. A. j. Lyons and III. j.
Jerome of Montpelier will leave for the
Queen city to attend the meetings
Eight members of CAROLS orchestra
left last evening for three days trip
which win take them to Burlington,
where they played last night at a frater.
nifty dance at the University of Yer
mont, and then tonight they jump to
n. Y, there TO play a return
within month at the
Knights Templar annual ball, and to-
they continue to Rouses Point,
where they will wind up the trip.
w. Z. Smith of St. Adams, who is en-
,loyed in the Central Vermont railroad
.ervice as a plumber. returned 20 his
rome last evening after repairing the
WAREHOUSE at the Central Vermont ter
ninal. The pipes at the waterhouse
nave been in bad condition for few /.
lays back, and the cold weather during
he past week caused some of the pipes !
o freeze, making it necessary fo- the
ompany to send their man here.
Miss Gertrude Williams, a teacher in
ne of the eighth grades at Spaulding :
ehool, has resigned her position and the I
anne has been accepted by the superin-
endent and school commission. Miss
Williams left this morning for her home Z
Il 1uullht1s utcllilE w NC HCdi htt
lother, who is i'll. A large number of
,hool children accompanied the teacher !
D the station to bid her farewell. A
1ccessor to Miss Williams has not been
ppointed and for the time being the
rade is being supplied.
Granite chapter, No. 20, Gordon Wat
IN, L. H. p, will open the lodge of most j
xcellent masters and confer the degree
t the annual convocation of the third
lpitular district of Royal Arch Masons,
hieh is to be held in the lodge rooms of
ing Solomon chapter at Montpelier next
Tednesday. Invitations to the district
altering have been sent out by Charles !
7. Mcmillan of this city, district deputy
and high priest. The afternoon session :
i'll begin at o'clock, with the formal
,ening by King Solomon chapter. After /
lie degree work by Granite chapter, the :
remonial will be reviewed by George |.
At o'clock the Eastern Star z
omen will be served banquet and an
,ur later Waterbury chapter will con-
r the Royal Arch degree. Grand lodge
ficers expected are: James r. Roberts,
n. Tilden, w. II. Brewster, C. A. Lang, I
fired Wilson and r. j. Fitzgerald. In !
ldition to the chapters already named, I
-hitney chapter is a part of the third !:
strict.
An informal report received by the al
fire committee brings out in