The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-21
T1LKOFTlIET TOWN

II Colored satin slippers for the dane
II Friday ut Shea's.
II Twenty-Five dollar suit or overcoat
II $50, at Lamorey's.
II Two second hand safes for sale. Caldl
II or a Richardson. Depot square.
III All union stores will close tonight nj
II $500 and remain closed tomorrow
II Regular meeting of l. q. q. L., NJ. L.
in X. OF c. hall Friday night, Feb. %, al
$3.50 sharp.
You are invited TO attend the Wash
lngton's birthday box party from 1880
/ to $3.50 tonight at Fits. Your choice
of any box, 25c
| This evening at Montpelier the Muir.
ply q Weafer bowling and pool team
viii play return match with the Meigs
4 DAILY team on the latter's alleys.
Regular meeting of Col. j. b. Mead cir.
Gle, No. |, Ladies of the G. A. r., Friday
afternoon, Feb, %, at $3.50 o'clock in
auxiliary hall.
This week you will find at the Barre
Candy Kitchen our own mixture which
takes the place of that popular seller
the American mixture, which we are un.
able to buy now.
4 When you are downtown on cold
day stop into Marrion's restaurant for
regular dinner. Table board and bust
ness mems lunches are our specialtes.
Try Marion service!"
j. Il. Fradd and H. r. Fradd of Mon
/ treai, p. O., arrived in the city this morn
ing, having been called here to attend
| the funeral of William Fradd. whose
body arrived from Hartford, Conn, last
night.
The Altrurans will observe domestic
| science day, without the usual banquet.
at the home of Mrs. T.. n. Philbrook, Is
Orange street, Friday afternoon at the
usual hour Members please be prepared
with household suggestions or recipes.
The chorus work in the !. o. O. l.. min
strels will be worth the price of admis
sion. But the funny endmen, the local
hits and song numbers will all be en-.
Joyed. Dancing after the show. Half |
the proceeds TO local Red Cross Will !
you be there adv.
Harry J.. Kent, who for the past two
years has been employed by the Cush-
man company of this city, completed his |
duties there yesterday and left to-day |
for Ansonia, Conn, where he is to enter
the employment of the Cameron Flee
trical and Mfg company.
Student nurses at the Heaton hospital
in Montpelier held a party at Hotel
Barre last evening in honor Of Miss Roe,
who recently received a certificate as a
registered nurse, after graduating from
the hospital. Among those who came
together for an s o'clock dinner were
Misses Roe, Mcmahon, McNaughton, Ne
earthly, Hopkins, Phillips and Bradshaw
One of the big black horses used at
the fire station is in a bad way as the
result Of an accident in which it cut a
tendon A veterinary surgeon is at '
tending the stricken horse, but it is
whether the black one will ever
be able to attend another fire. For the :
time being a horse from the street de- [
partment is being used along side of its l
mate. I
Free conveyance VIII be furnished any :
woman who il otherwise unable to at G
END the meeting at the city court room I
his evening for the purpose OF having /
Ter name placed on the checklist and a
.aking the freeman's oath. Telephone 0
I6T-W or Sill any time before Z
o'clock and transportation will be fur
lished U
Accompanied by Coach McGinnis, I
members of the Goddard seminary bas =
ietball aggregation left tals forenoon for
two DAYS invasion in New Hampshire. g
hey playing the Colby academy team at 4
New London, y. H., this evening, and ~
hey will meet the Dartmouth freshman II
cam at Hanover, n. H., tomorrow even p
ng. The players going on the trip we're: a
'mith, Welch, Slayton, Carroll and kopf. :,
The Spaulding high school basketball y
cam will play the return game with the !,
Iontpelier high school quintet at the :,
rmory in the Capital city this evening,
he Barre team having won the first en-. l.
ounter at the beginning of the season by =
large score a special ear over the u
lectric road has been chartered and il
trge number of students are expected ~
D 90 to the Capital city TO witness the
anne, which promises to be fast and in :,
sresting. 81
At the home of Mrs. John Trow Friday r
sening of this week will be held the -
,cond knitting bee under the auspices of ~
he ladies and pastor union of Hedding -,
|. +. church. In honor of the day, this -,
i'll be colonial social and a large gath w.
ing of members and friends of the so W
ETY. and church is anticipated If it is A..
'nvenient, you are asked to come in cos =,
lme of we olden time and also bring a -
me. A special invitation is extended -
lie gentlemen to join in social hour.
Edward +. MCGOWAN of Burlington. -
no was locked up on an intoxication RI
large last night, acknowledged first af
Tense when arraigned before Magis- no
ate II. w. Scott in city court this ms
orning and went to Jail for 10 days in -,
u of paying the minimum fine. Ne bu
Dwan is the woodsman who got into IN,
ouble. in Barre sometime ago for ha
atching a pair of overshoes from the KIN
inter in a North Main street shoe
ore.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel tb5
IRE last night and this morning were W,
e following people: b. b. Whalen of der
arlington, j. ID. Silver of Cleveland, O., ba,
T. Fletcher of Sherbrooke, p. O., A. wi
Mason of Rutland, A. NJ. Aseltine of Of
Irlington, i. r. Kyle of Manchester, do,
H.. c. A. Butler, Thomas Magner. f. abe
Russell and c. II. Straus of Bur a
gton. ]. A. Houghton of Mortified, AND
l.. Smith of Platts burg. n. Y. Vim to
NJ s. Cahill of Boston. !. y. Fradd and the
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