The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-24
TALK OFTHE TOWN

sells ad., page T.
Fred y. Rollins of Boston was a CUES
yesterday of II. w. Hooker.
New shipment of women's rubbers
children's leather tops, oyershoes, a
Shea's.
Rummagc sale, Congregational vestry
Friday and Saturday. Doors open 2;3s
TO 0.-ady.
Attorney John w. Redmond OF New
port was a business visitor in the city
yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat S. Page OF Plain
field were among the visitors in the city
yesterday.
II, ID. Ladd, who has been passing sew.
eral days in Boston on business, returned
10 the city this morning.
Miss Edith Martinson is detained from
her duties at the Martinson Estate gran
tie Office on Ayers street by illness.
A regular meeting of the G. l.. L. will
be held on Friday evening, Jan. 25, At
80 in carpenters hall, Worthen block.
Percy G. Lamson of Cambridge, Mass,
| is registered at Hotel Barre while pass
| ing several days in the city on business,
p. y. Mclaughlin. who has been pass
ing several DAYS at Hotel Barre, returned
| Yesterday to his home in Philadelphia,
Pa.
X. OF c. War Fund dance, Bailey hall,
Montpelier, Wednesday, Jan. 30; 81 u
couple. Come and have good time and
do your bit.--adv.
+. S. Brigham of st. Adams Town,
state commissioner of agriculture, was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday and to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Scott, who have
been residing on Ayers street for the
past year, are moving their household
goods into the tenement at 80 Liberty
street, recently vacated by Mr., and Mrs
Frank p. Rowel.
Peter Viscontini of Granite street, who
has been employed as driver for Bat
tista Fumagalli, the baker, completed his
duties to-day. Mr., Viscontini plans TO
establish bakery of his own and is con-
sidering several locations in the city.
Gage 4 Gage, chiropractors, regular Of
flee hours from now on are every day
from 1880 to II a. m. On Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evenings from 9
to s p. M. Montpelier, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday from to p. m;
Free clinics will be held Monday and
Friday from / to 2 p. m from now on,
instead of Tuesday and Saturday. adv
In preparation for the Spiritualist
meeting, which is to be held tomorrow
and Saturday at the Pavilion theatre
on Pearl street. members of the Vermont
Poultry association have been busily en-
gagged during the past few days IN re-
placing the seats in the old theatre,
which were removed a few weeks ago,
the annual exhibition of the association
having been held there recently.
A large boiler, with numerous sec.
ondary appliances, arrived in the Barre |
& Chelsea railroad yard to-day from
Plainfield, where it was loaded by John |
Swain, the well known lumberman. For
several seasons the boiler has done duty |
in the Swain lumber tract near Perkins
Vile It was recently purchased by w
II. Ward, who is to transport 1t to his
lumber lot in Graniteville, where oper.
atoms on large scale are in progress,
Congressman Porter Fl. Dale of Island
Pond will arrive in the city this after
1oon to address the members of the
Vincitia club at smoke talk this even.
ng. Congressman Dale recently spoke in
Rutland and is to fill an engagement in
before returning to Wash
ngton, d. c. His address, which il to
% delivered at s o'clock, will be CON
erned with what he saw while on an b
observation tour of the western front.
Barre lodge, n f. O. P, held its an
lual installation last evening, when the
persons were indicted into Of.
Ice: Warden, Mrs. II. W. Scott; vice
warden, Mrs. Flora Beckley; secretary,
harles A. Spear; financial secretary,
Hiss Ethel NJ Spear; treasurer. Archie q
'. Taft. There was large gathering
1 lodge members and the ceremony OF /,
astallation was admirably carried out I
nder the direction of Il. A. Williams, 8
istrict deputy warden.
At the home of her parents, Mr.. and
irs. T. p. Rowell. SO Washington street /
lst evening. Miss Gladys Mae Rowell
'as pleasantly surprised by a eonsidera /
lie company of her young friends, who
anne together in honor of her birthday y
light diversions included music and I
ames and during the evening G. Ed. h
lund Milne, speaking for the guests, v
resented Miss Rowell several pieces of
rench ivory, the recipient responding I
riefy. Refreshments were served. I
Among the guests arriving at Hotel II
ARE last night and this morning were a
he following people: L. Brent Foster "
Boston, c. c. Coombs, r. f. Thomas 1
nd Walter s. Favrol of Manchester, n. ii
:, E. $. Brigham of St. Adams, Frank "
Dragon and G. H. Ross of Platts. d
lrg, n. Y, j. W. Redmond of New
,rt, William j. Luby of Meriden, n. f.,
H. May of Essex Junction. l.. W :.
urgward of Burlington, D. S. Davis of : :
orthfield, B. l.. Gilroy of New York =
ty, G. c. Hamblett of White River ~ ~
motion. a
Tomorrow forenoon members of the n,
oddard seminary basketball quintet will pl
ave for Winooski, where they will 5,
ay the first game of their schedule in
morrow evening, the st. Michaels a,
am being their opponents. Under the II
rection of Coaches McGinnis and Early, re
embers of the. team have been practic. pl
g daily during the past few weeks and co
We succeeded in rounding into shape pc
team, which should measure up to the eli
andards of former years. Smith, Slay- tn
n, Carroll and Weleh of last years
am are all available this season and 9
til koph, Beattie and jacobson, as well I:
several other players of prep" school
Sperience, the red and white team
ould give good account of itself dur
9 their schedule. Manager Welch has
negotiations with the man z
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