The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-09
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III N"i ihilu WHIST party lurHlEHl
II. OF G. war fund whist party tonight
II See the Halifax disaster in the weekly
III at the Bijou to,morrow.-ad
II George II. Wilder of Burlington, fiutist
H Nlrtuoso, NJ the Presbyterian church,
/ Wednesday, Jan. To- adv
H All taking part in the Ebony Ministries
will please meet ut the waiting room,
Aldrich block, at Z o'clock tonight
Bessie Love in fivereei Triangle,
THE Heiress of Coffee Dan; also
Luke comedy at the Bijou to-day.-ad
Don't fail TO read the Peoples Shoe
Store advertisement on the last page of
this issue
Life insurance premiums come due
every year. BE prepared by joining the
Christmas club. Barre Savings Bank 4
Trust Co.
Everybody out for the X. of C. war
fund dance in Rowland hall, Wednesday,
Jan. IT, Help the good cause. Have
good time.--adv.
! Miss Isabelle Jackman, who has been
/ passing vacation of 10 days with rela
tives in Burlington and vicinity, has re.
turned 10 Barre.
NJ. G.. Mcleod of Essex Junction, who
has been visiting at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. A. NJ. Holt of Ia Hill
street, left to-day for Montpelier.
! Frank Maino of North Main street. |
who has been confined to the house by an |
attack of the grip for the past week, was
able TO resume his duties in Miers' down
town shop this morning.
Water service for consumers in the vi.
cinity of Newton street has been re-
sumed. bad freeze.up in the main,
which developed during the cold spell
last week having been remedied
Make plans so you can attend, first,
the high class concert in the PRESBYTERIAN
church, Wednesday evening, Jan. l6
Some of the best talent in Vermont can
be heard Watch for program.-adv
The condition of Felix Boulerice of
Websterville. who was removed to the
City hospital last week after sustaining
a leg fracture on South Main street is
reported to be improving steadily. al
though he will be confined to his bed for !
several weeks.
Hear those minstrel men, with their
side splitting iabs at local parties and
their latest and best in musical numbers. q
For the benefit of the X. of c. war fund q
hall, Wednesday evening, Jan. ]
10. Carroll's orchestra will play for I
dancing. -adv.
meeting of the aldermanic finance I
committee will be held in the council {
chamber at city hall this evening to pre- \
pare the way for completing the annual 4
financial statement of city business
which is to be turned over to the printer C
within a few weeks. {
Mr. and Mrs. George Barber expect to p
cave the city within a few days for II
Davenport, Ia, where the former is to a
attend a school for chiropraetics. For b
he present they are staying with Mrs. s.
:. n. Barber of Merchant street, their W
arm on the East Montpelier road having n
,een sold to Frank Martin of Marshfeld, p
Who has taken possession of the prop ri
rty. II
Wanted-A master Sherlock Holmes OF
whose ability along this line cannot be hi
disputed. The above want however in Of
ignificant it may appear at first, is by al
10 means so, and has made itself mani al
est in the minds of several of the clerks IL
n one of the large stores on North Main pl
treet during the past few days Upon in
to leave the store Monday b,
vening, one of the lady clerks found, he
1uch to her CONSERVATION and dismay, pc
hat small hand bag containing a purse ar
t money and several other articles, III
mong which was one of those desired w,
1gar cards which are used for securing il
scarce commodity, had become detached pr
rom its habitual place of rest. Further is
brought forth the gloomy II,
let that the searched for article was not m,
, be found Yesterday forenoon the m,
lroud of mystery became somewhat wi
INNER when young lad in rowing "a
round the alleyway in the rear of the sid
ore, stumbled upon the lost article. be,
he hopes of the clerks of recovering the bu
onev, etc, were shattered to the ground Ma
few minutes later, when upon opening o,,
e hand bag the contents were found to az,
I'VE wendell their way into other and NJ
range channels. sh,