The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-16
TALK or THE TOWN

| LIAAAA VI ~ 4 WI 49,
Read Sheas half page adj, page Bad.
Read Lamorey Clothing Co.'S ad. on
page 6.-adv.
Mrs +, Bruffee of Plainfeld was Wis
itor in this city to-day.
Reserve Jan. "A for Burns concert,
Presbyterian church.-adv.
Mrs. G. Il. Stanley Of Washington Wis
tied in this city yesterday.
Dance at the Socialist hall Saturday
evening. Admission, Soc; ladies, free
adv.
G. H. Bickford of Woodsville, N. H.,
has been IN this city on business for the
past few days.
Special five-reel feature, two-reel Billy
West comedy, and news picture at Bijou
to-day .-adv.
Residence burglary, theft and larceny
insurance. McAllister & Kent. Phone
AIS for rates.-adv.
Avviso fiesta da ballo al Socialsta
hail. Sabato Is corrente. Presta seryiZio
la banda Cristoforo Columbus,
Dance armory hall, Montpelier, Thurs
day, Jan. l6. Music, Landi. Forsell or
chestra. Admission Use, ladies free.
| The w. G. T. Z. viii meet with Mrs.
| Bradley, King street, Friday afternoon
at $3.50. Ladies come prepared to sew.
| G, +. Woodbury. of Quincy, Mass. has
commenced his duties as foreman of the
| Oldsmobile service station in this city
H S. d. WEIGH was in Groton recently to
attend the 50th wedding anniversary of
his parents, MIR. and Mrs. Timothy WEIGH
The choir of the First Baptist church
will meet at the home of John G. Nc
Leod, 3 Averill street, Friday evening at
1880 o'clock.
A son was born yesterday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. H. Batese of Bethel. Mrs. Batese,
before her marriage, was Miss Murdena
Smith of this city.
II James Phillips, who recently received
4 his discharge from the army, is again in
H charge of the fish department at Hough-
II ton & Robins store,
Il L. Pacetti, who has been employed in
Il the granite industry, left to-day for Bos-
II ton, where he has obtained employment
II in the Fore River ship yards.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Brine and two
H children arrived in Barre last night ard
II expect to make their home in this city.
II For the past two years they have been
H residing in New Haven, Conn.
H Miss Annie Brown resumed her duties
II in Tildens shoe store this morning Miss
II Brown has been visiting in Gloucester,
II Mass, for the past two weeks and re-
II turned from that place last night.
II Judge II. William Scott conducted a
H session of Barre city court which was
II held at Montpelier yesterday. 1t was a
civil case. The defendant came from
II Duxbury, and the complainant from East
III Montpelier.
II Sergt. Eugene Capt, who was former
II ly a member Of Co. G, lst Vermont, hut
\ latterly attached to the 5Sth Pioneers
III at Camp Wadsworth, Spartanburg, S. G..
II has received his discharge and is again
: at his home in this city,
/: A partition with double swinging door.
Z has been installed in the Park theatre
/: lobby, to make waiting between show;
i much more comfortable for the patrons
= especially in cold weather. The work
Il was done by A. B. Lane, who completed
K the Job to-day,
:: Berton F. TiIlotson, who has beer
!. serving in the heavy field artillery fol
4 the past few months, stationed at Camp
. jackson, S. c., has received his honorable
. discharge and is visiting friends in thu
= city and renewing acquaintance at God
4 dard seminary.
X Mr.. and Mrs Raymond L. Martin ar
= rived in this city last night to spcnt
Z five days at the home of Mrs. Martin
!. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Parks o
!: Averill street, and also with Mr.. Mar
X tins parents, Dr. and Mrs. L. d, Martin
= also of Averill street.
!. It is my good pleasure to represent tn
~ A aty,,F
y foremost tailoring house. The clothe
!. made by these famous tailors are accept
= ed as the standard of style and custom
:; quality by the leading business men O
! America. f. A. Hutchinson, over Ladd'
:. store
{. Louis n. Brunette, a farm laborer iron
: East Montpelier, and Jerry P. Leonard,
y duarryman from Woodbury., were befor
Z police court this morning on charges o
4 ntoxication. Both respondents pleadet
2 guilty 1t being Brunelle's subsequen
= offense, he was given 80 days in tn
80 county iail and fine of Sl5 and costs
Z which amounted to $685.. 1t was Leon
= ards first appearance, so he was let Of
= with a fine of SIS and costs of $3.50
. which he very readily paid.
Y Merlo's academy again defeated tn
I. Combination Five last night, at Murph.
= & Weafer's bowling alleys, by major
< ity of % pins. The pin fall was as fol
Z lows: Merlo's academy--Colombo II, At
. tuoni 9s, Giudulli SO, Cassani IS, SmitI
< II, total 4l4; Combination Five-Halsal
:: TO- 3. Ross 81, Lowe 70, Shannon 81, I
= Ross 6s, total 1872. These two team
Z have arranged series of games for tn
. winter months Another match will b
= held next week at the same alleys.
: At Rowland hall on Saturday nigh
z another of those delightful dances. Dane
y ers pronounce the floor the best in tn
I: state. Gilbertson's orchestra, cigh
y pieces, will furnish music. There ma,
Z be better music, but certainly not i
!: Washington county. The hard pine ele
= ment has been eliminated and the boiIe
Z shop attachment has a muifler on it. L
81 this orchestra there is no crying, II
uas moaning, no tinging--neither is there
poet. Dancing win begin promptly at
Admission, soc; ladies, free.-ady.
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