The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

!. See soc silk hose 80 Abbott's.
Excellent skating at Pearl street rink
adv.
March Columbia records now on sale
at Russell's, the Red Cross Pharmacy.
George III. Edwards of South Main
street was business visitor in North
field to-day.
A regular meeting of the Granite City
Quoting club win be held in the club
house tonight at o'clock prompt. j,
Fraser, See.
Notice to the LADIES' When in need
Of Kalomite Laundry Marvel, call on or
telephone G. A. Kent, AZ Orange street.
Phone 7l-lAady.
Miss Phyllis yigneault has returned
to Barre to Resume her studies at God.
dard seminary after passing q few days
at her home in Lanesboro.
Quality service and sanitary methods
at Ross Depot square barber shop. For
the convenience of our patrons we have
installed a telephone. The number is
6s.W. Give us call!
The friends of Thomas ID. Harrington,
formerly of this city but now OF Butte,
Mont win be interested to hear of his
marriage on Feb. Is in st. PauPs cathe-
dral. st. Paul, Mimi, to Miss Alice
Woods Of Erie, Pa,
Mrs. Abram Fine Of Maple avenue ar
rived home last night after a three
weeks visit in Boston and New York.
While in New York she visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry segel for
mer residents of Barre.
At the stated conclave of ST. Aldemar
commandery, No. II, X. r., last evening
plans were made for ladies night to be
observed on the evening OF Wednesday,
March I. 1t is planned to provide an en-
tertainment to be followed by luncheon
and dancing. The committee appointed |
to take charge OF the affair consists of |
DIR. J. w. jackson, Homer G. Lsdd, Ar |
thur c. Tilden, John J. Sowles and Har
ley ID. Stevens.
A chimney fire in the south end block
owned by Thomas G. Mccarthy occa-
stoned some alarm among the tenants
last evening with the result that mes
sage was sent to the fire station for as
sistanee The auto fire truck responded
to the call and on their arrival the regu
lars busted themselves with taking pre-
cautions against an outbreak that seemed
to be impending. The woodwork did not
take fire, but a fireman was left on the
to watch for developments.
Later in the evening when all danger of a
fire had disappeared he was relieved.
An entertainment of unique character
was given under the auspices of the la
lies union of the Universalist church at
Rowland hall last evening when pro-
5ram of Living songs in living pictures
was given before a large audience. The
living pictures were poses assumed by
we'll known local parties representing
songs, the setting for the poses being a
arue frame which was appropriately
decorated with the national colors. The
Dom was darkened and a spotlight was
brown as the curtains were drawn, re-
railing some very attractive characters.
Meanwhile the songs were being sung by
oloists from the Universalist choir or by
he quartet as whole. Each living song {
md living picture was enthusiastically q
pplauded. At the close of the enter 3
ainment, CAROLS orchestra played for |
ancing until | o'clock. about 10 couples
Altogether, the entertain !
nent was a great SUCCESS.
A horse owned by Johnston & Gamble
5 not able to step on one foot to-day as z
he result of injuries sustained in a long
un from a point near the Raymond Die
her farm on the east hill TO this city.
ohm Heney, the driver, and another man
'ere thrown from the sleigh after they
ad Travelled but a short distance on their
eturn trip from the Diemer farm. All
he contents OF the sleigh were hurled
at along the route. and the horse left !.
he sleigh at the city farm. The horse
IN To the stable on Prospect street and !,
as stopped by hostlers there after he r
al rammed one thill through a sleigh :,
hich was standing on the floor. The :;
orse's legs were considerably cut. Aft ;,
the horse had been properly cared for,
10 stablemen started out 70 find the re-
ainder Of the equipage. They found
,e sleigh in q demolished condition. one
inner being smashed, the crossbar brulS- "
and other parts damaged. A ROBE and =
liter we're not found. The occupants "
the sleigh are said to have escaped nj
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