The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-15
TALK OF THE TOWN
Normandy linen at Abbott's.

Normandy linen at Abbott's.
| Big baby shoe sale at Sheas' this week
SOC a pair,
Grace NJ. Morse, teacher of piano,
phone 866-W.
Eastman's baking powder, Zoe pound
Fully guaranteed Why pay mores
Charles Evans of Randolph was among
the business visitors in the city yester-
day.
We will buy block wood and second
growth wood, dry or green. Calder &
Richardson.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles MaAson OF
Waitsfield were among the business Wis
itors in the city yesterday.
Burlington business visitors in the city
yesterday were Charles s. Morse, Ma
thaniel Hascom and Frank L. Mortons.
Reduce the high cost of living. Buy
your beef by the quarter or half quar-
ter. G. R. Wood. TEL $50. W.-adv.
The condition of Mrs. John Kelly of
upper Prospect street, who has been very
i'll for the past three weeks, is steadily
improving.
| l.. M. Nelsbach, members of the re-
tail monument firm Of JENNIE & NeIs-
bach of Utica, N Y, has returned to
his home, after passing ten days in
the Barre granite belt on business.
Alexander Duncan, formerly of Gran
iteville, but now of Springfield, Mass,
arrived last evening in the city en- route
to Websterville, where he will visit
friends and relatives for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Brown of JEFF
ferson street have returned from a 10
days trip 10 New York and PennsyIva-
mia. During their absence Mrs. Brown
visited at her former home in Oxford,
n. Y.
H. D. Stephens, who has been confined
to the house by illness for the past six
weeks, was able to be uptown yesterday.
Mr.. Stephens is moving his household
goods from Summer street into the tene-
ment at AZ Spaulding street.
Mrs. T. A. King and son Of New York
City are passing several days in Barre,
having been called here by the death OF
Fred King OF Washington street. DR.. !
King, nephew of the deceased, was un-
able to be present at the funeral.
Prizes, which will be dealt out for the !
masks at the masquerade ball which
will be held at the Knights OF Columbus
hall on Saturday evening under the aus
pieces of the Danish brotherhood, are .
shown in the Bell & Houston window
John Reid of Forrest Hills, n. j., a
former resident OF Barre and for several
years employed as steward at the Vim
eitia club, arrived in the city yesterday
for visit at the home of his daughters,
Mrs. John Daniels and Miss Edith Reid
of North Main street. Mr. Reid is now
in charge OF country club at Forrest
Hills.
An overland journey on runners at
forded pleasure for some % members of
the Presbyterian Bible class last evening,
when Plainfeld was selected as the des-
tinstion for those who are participating
in a series OF winter outings inaugurated
by the class last month. A barge from
the Jones & Nye livery transported the
party TO the Bancroft inn, where w. H.
Snow, the landlord, had prepared chick
en- pie supper There were dancing and I
games after supper and the homeward /;
trip was not gotten under way until
after ii o'clock. The committee in
'harge of the outing consisted Of Miss
Christine Walker, Miss Ruth Milne,
George II, Walker and Robert Paterson.
Barre Knights OF Columbus who tri-
implied in the seasons cribbage and pool
eries with the Montpelier council were :
lined at the expense of the vanquished ,
nights in the capital last evening. !
men from this city, compris ,
ng the players and few guests, made /,
he trip, "A special car being requisitioned !
or the ride home at midnight. Some of ,
he interest without the rivalry attend
mt upon the recent matches was revived +,
n cribbage and pool games in the early I
art of the evening and afterward sub :
tantial dinner was served in Bailey hall. !;
ust before the dinner hour, hilarity a
eigned when pool players OF both coun
lis who failed to score more than 20 in
heir matches were decorated with iron Z
ROSES. The Barre men upon whom this v
onor was conferred are A. h. Congo and 8
i'm Keneiick. An afterdinner program u
FINISHED opportunities for singers and P
TO perform. Among those II
ho spoke were Deputy Grand knight d
ohm Paquin of Barre. Representative le
ohnson of Craftsbury, A. j. Loranger of u
ARE. d. j. Sullivan of Barre, Alderman 81
van. Mr.. Gallagher and Others of Mont b
elier. d. J. Sullivan and Francis Kele- il
er were among those who sang. Il