The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-25
TALK OFTIIETOWN

II Buy victrolas at Bailey's.
II Big shipment of rubbers at Shea's.
II Skirts at onehalf price at Abbott's.
II To Rent-Five-room tenement on Cam
II streets Sl4. Mrs. Edith NJ. Carr
II Regular meeting of l. O. o. L., NJ u
II in X. of G, hall Friday night at o'clock
II Best line of overcoats ever shown n
h rummage sale at Congregational vestry
II adv.
II Mrs. Charles Zanleoni and son, Joseph
II went to Burlington this morning for
II brief visit.
II Barre and Montpelier checker teams
II will engage in tourney at the capita
H Tuesday evening.
H Peter Armstrong has returned from
H Swanton where he attended the funera
/ of Miss Marguerite Pencil.
H Mrs. John Brechin is passing a few
days in Burlington as the guest of heI
daughter, Mrs. II. O. Stafford.
H Ladies', misses and children's fur sets
separate muffs and scarfs, large assert.
ment; hard time prices Sadlier, Keith
avenue
| r. G. Robinson has moved his house
| hold goods from Academy street to the
new house which he recently completed
at No. 5.
The annual banquet of the Burns club
will be held in the Worthen nall Satur-
day, Jan. 20, at p m. Members kindly
take notice
Holbrook Blinn and Doris Kenyon in
"The Empress" fvereel feature, and
Pearl White in "The Fatal Ring" at the
Bijou to-day. adv.
Sherman Watkins of the Canadian
Bank of Commerce, Montreal, has been
called here by the illness of his brothe.
Henry Watkins, of o Summerstreet.
Turkey dinners at Hotel Barre are
gaining favor. Elsewhere you pay Sl.25
for the Sunday dinner we are serving for
t75c, with all the fixings. Try us Sunday.
Attaches of the Quarry Savings bank
were delightfully."- entertained at dim
ner given last evening in the home of
Treasurer C. NJ Wiley and Mrs. Will
ley of Maple Grove.
So far as could be learned to-day moth
! ing further had been done in the way
! Of curtailing the Saturday half holiday
! in the granite belt, and the usual hours
of opening and closing will be observed
| tomorrow.
Leroy Kenneth, who has been visiting
relatives in Barre. his former home, while
playing with the klark Urban stock com
pany in Montpelier this week, has gone
to Clinton, Mass. to rejoin the players.
Daniel Kimball, woodsman from
Roxbury, who was arrested on an intoxi- |
cation charge last night, appeared before |
Magistrate H. W. Scott this forenoon |
and admitted second offense. fine of |
SIS and costs was imposed, but the re-
4. 4 X1.ga mil
tence.
Tonight at Rowland hall the North |
Barre Red Sox club is to give dinner
and dance, the affair being held in lieu
Of projected sleigh ride to Williams
town. The dinner will be served at
o'clock and short vaudeville program
thereafter is to be followed by dancing.
Invitations have been extended to near
ly 100 people.
Gage & Gage, chiropraetors, regular Of
flee hours from now on are every day
from 1890 to IL a. m On Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evenings from 8
to p. m. Montpelier, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday from to 4 p. m:
Free clinics will be held Monday and
Friday from | to p. m. from now on,
instead of Tuesday and Saturday adv.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles Mills of
Orange, who passed away at the City +,
hospital Thursday forenoon after long
period of failing health, win be held at j
the home of her brother, Edward j. II
Raymo, rs Farwell street, Saturday, aft ,
ernoon at 80 o'clock, Rev. j. B. Rear {
dom pastor of the Uniyersalist church. [
The body will be placed in 7
the receiving vault to await interment in {
Elmwood cemetery in the spring. t
Among the guests arriving at Hotel .
Barre last night and this morning were
the following people: James Byrne of
y. y, j. A. Hunter of st.
Johnsbury, Congressman Porter H. Dale Y
and Mrs. Dale of Island Pond, H. w
Orser and II. c. Cady of Mortified. B. q
e. Wells of St Johnsbury, j. II. Leigh II
ton of Weymouth, Mass. H. +. w Chut- [
ter of Swanton, r. o. Barnes of Spring Y
field, j. NJ. Davis OF Woburn, Mass, j. 5
A. MacNorth of Boston, Charles d. n
campbell of Concord, N. H.. G. A. Mills
Of Fort Edward, y. Y, Miss Mabel l. n
Hawthorne, r. n. Of Concord, \. H. I
Early returns from the X. of C. war =
amp fund now in progress indicate that
he appeals sent ont by the committee
AVE not been without their effect. for =
n numerous cases the responses have =
'een most encouraging The suspension :
# work in the granite industry caused a :
etback to the plans of the committee, :,
nut the campaigners are steadily making y
Up for lost time and by tomorrow night.
When the first week of the canvass closes, u
is expected that the aggregate of funds "
eceived will very nearly equal the quota u
llotted for the week Reports from C
ther towns in Washington and Orange
ounties point to concerted action on the al
art of the auxiliary workers. ia
Plenty of wood for the charity depart
lent is now available as the result of a %
izeable purchase made from H. G.. Ben. y
EFT, who is carrying on numbering opera "
ions near Dodge's bridge. One visit of ~
he sawyer last week made big hole in "a "a
he pile of four-foot wood hauled TO d
pot in the rear of the Church street ~
rhool, and sometime next week the saw @
* will play a return engagement Some o.
oubt is expressed whether the city is Pr
taking saving on wood purchased and GO
orked up by city employees. but the le
ipply is ample and the shortage which II
Iisted in December is thing OF the IN
asst. Street department teams. when ou
icy are not engaged in removing snow. We
re used TO haul the wood from Berlin. ~
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