The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-11
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II Look over Abbott's bargain tables.
II "The Fatal Ring at the Bijou to-day
II adv,
H Hear CLANS" Mcmahon at X. Of {
minstrels.- adv.
High class concert, Presbyterian church
\ Wednesday. Jana l0-ady.
q, y, Tracy Of Chelsea was among III,
business visitors in Barre yesterday.
Special sale of women's percale bunga
low aprons for 59c Saturday at Fits.
William 4. jackson OF South Barre
was a business visitor in Burlington yes.
terday.
Miss Elizabeth Carson of Laurel street
was visitor in Burlington yesterday
and to-day.
Mrs. Elmer Tracy of % Church street
was taken TO the City hospital yesterday
for treatment.
Augustus Cleveland of the Montpelier
road was taken TO the City hospital yes.
terday, i'll with pneumonia.
i Henry Smith left this forenoon for
/ Springfield, Mass, where he is making
a weeks visit with relatives.
Mario Nalli left the city Thursday
afternoon for Morrisvile, where he has
secured employment in stoneshed.
| John c. Sherburne of Randolph, states
attorney for Orange county, was bust.
ness visitor in the city yesterday and to-
day.
| Nellie Badger of Mortified is visiting
for few DAYS at the home of her cousin,
Mrs. w. +. Bradford of los South Main
street
Hear "Stub" 0'Connel sing, "Some-
where Voice Is Calling" X of c. min
strels, Rowland hall, Wednesday, Jan. l6.
adv.
The prize compositions and names of
position contest will be published in to-
morrow's Times.
Mrs. +. A. Hutchinson and daughter,
Florence of Park street have returned
home, after passing few days with
friends in Mortified.
Solo, "All / Want Is a Cottage, Some
Roses and You" by Joseph Placement,
assisted by Charles Premier. X. of c. |
minstrels, Wednesday, Jan. l6.-adv
Dr. J, w, Stewart, A. c. Moore, j. NJ.
Nelson, 4. J. Owens and Dr. +. Y. H. !
Archa mbault have returned from a bust
ness visit of few days in Montreal
p. Q.
The New York musical comedy, "The
Rose Girl with 70 singers and dancers,
at Montpelier Playhouse tonight. Spe.
cial cars to Barre after the perform
ance.-adv.
There will be no reduced rates on
Christmas club accounts, so don't wait
any longer before joining Bank open
and Monday evenings. to s
o'clock. Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co.
Mrs. Frank Rowell of Liberty street
left the city to-day for Fitchburg, Mass
where she is to reioin her husband, who
was lately transferred to Massachusetts, ,
where he is representing Armour & Co..
, concern which he served for several
years as the New Hampshire and Yer.
mont representative.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel /,
Barre last night and this morning were !
he following people: Frank o. Broggini /;
If Cleveland, o., K. F. Thomas of Man :
hester, Howard NJ, Hynes of New York, /,
Thomas S. Sinclair of White River June ;,
ion, Jack Strong of Elyria, O., j. f. :
3etchel Of Burlington and j. c. Sher- !
'urne of Randolph.
County highways, especially those ar t
cries OF travel which appear in the an a
ual town reports rs winter roads" are n
adly affected by the recent high winds, o
ccording to travellers who came to the II
ity to-day to do their marketing, Just d
nough snow has fallen to create swirl II
hitch has greatly impeded travel. In d
lore exposed places the wind has worked d
s way under the crust and thereby h
dded to the confusion of travellers. h.