The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-13
TALK or THE TOWN

~. u, pplalne OF Boston was among tHe
business visitors in this city yesterday.
Take advantage of Red Tag prices on
furniture at Hooker's before Saturday
night.-ady.
Camouaage ball, Rowland hall, Friday
night. Come and have good time and
see the fun.-adv.
Granite finger rings displayed in Hook
er's window for sale by Thomson, 81
Farwell street.--ady.
Regular meeting of Col. J. B. Mead
circle, No. |, Ladies Of the G.. A. r., Fri
day afternoon at 2:30.
Otto Demer Of Beckley hill left this
morning for Chelsea, Mass, to spend a
few days visiting friends in that city.
The Cobble Hill school will give an en-
tertainment and box social Friday even
ing. Ladies please bring boxes. All
come
A basket social will be held by Granite
City lodge, S. +. A., Saturday night, Feb.
Is, in Worthen hall. All Scandinavians
invited.
Auction sale Saturday at p. m. Mrs,
A. N. Ducharme will sell all her house
hold goods at auction at City Auction
Market.--adv.
+. i. Murphy of Merchant street, who
was recently discharged from the U. s..
navy, left this morning for New York,
where he intends to re-enlist,
Public masquerade dance, Eagles hall,
Montpelier, Thursday night, Feb. ID, aus
pieces Ladies Maccabees Admission, 75c
a couple, extra ladies l0c.-adv.
We are making heart-shaped candies
special for your valentine cakes, etc
Leave your orders early so you won't be
disappointed. Barre Candy Kitchen.
Plenty of dry, hard wood and all sizes
Of coal at Calder & Richardson's, Depot
square. Phone 450. Buckwheat coal $S
n per ton for immediate delivery,--adv
have a few cords of extra good mixed
dry wood, which l viii deliver at 1925
run where three runs are taken at a
place for cash. Tel. l99-M. D. A. Perry.
If sick and in need of care for a short
time, call the district nurse. She will
come for an hour or two, as you wish,
and make you as comfortable as possible.
Telephone ism or 93-M.-adv.
Remember the social in Rowland hall,
given by the Barre Woman's club Friday
afternoon at 2.45. Come and bring your
work and your friends A program has
been arranged and homemade candy will
be on sale, Admission Zoe.
There will be special address given
at the Hedding Methodist church to-
night One of the centenary speakers
from Boston, who is on a tour of the
state during the week, win be here to
give a report of how the campaign is
proceeding, Everybody is welcome.
Rev. Bert J. Lehigh of the First Bap-
tist church will speak at the Salvation
Army hall on Friday evening. The
preachers theme viii be THE Divine
Argument" He will be accompanied by
the men of the Baraca class. The public
is invited. The service commences at
1880
The textbooks for the class in first aid
may be obtained at Cummings & Lewis
, drug store. The first meeting in next
, Tuesday evening, Feb Is, from s to 9, in
Aldrich hall. DIR. Stewart is TO be in
. structor and would like everyone to come
who wishes to join the class, and come
prepared on the first lesson.
Luke Gallagher, formerly of this city
|. hut who has been employed by the
Hughes Granite company of Clyde, o.,
and who has been in the Barre granite
! district for several days placing orders
for monuments, left this morning for his
home office He was accompanied by
! W. II. Hughes his employer, who joined
him here the latter part of last week.
The S;l5 train from Barre this morn
J ing was drawn by very we'll known en-
gine which has not been seen around here
for some length of time, 1t was the en-
CINE that was formerly known as the
Governor Smith and has been lying in
the repair shops, 1t has been completely
J overhauled and repaiuted and is now
equal to new in both appearance and ae.
: ton.
! The ladies' aid Of St. Monica's church
held a delightful whist and dancing party
in the Knights of Columbus hall last
evening with a good attendance, there
being about 60 couples present. The
J whist players were given an opportunity
to show their skill from till 10 and the
! remainder of the evening was taken up
with dancing, The prize for the best
! player was given to John OLeary, while
A. II, Burke obtained the consolation
prize.
In different sections of the city there
J have been complaints about clothes line
thieves during the past few weeks and it
I is now thought that the culprit has been
] discovered but in the person of quadrup-
{ peds This morning an employee of a
! discovered but in the person of quadru.
Z to work when he noticed a dog 90 up to a
Z clothes-line and grab at a towel or some
] such article and pull il off from the line.
The dog then played with it until he be.
came tired of it and he then left it on a
street a considerable distance from where
he got it.
The Boston Globe of recent date
: printed an article concerning and cut of
George l.. Henauit of Brockton, whose
father, Joseph Heuault, lives in the b.
} Tomasi block in Barre. George Henault,
: who was formerly business agent of the
moving picture operators union in Brock
y ton, and is now chief operator at the hotel
4 exchange in Paris where he handles mes,
sages for the noted men who have been
there within the past few weeks, incud-
Z ing President Wilson. The fact that
! Sgt. HenauIt was able TO speak both
3 English and French fluently won him the
position. Previously he was with an in
fantry detachment at Tours, but was
/ transferred to the telephone service at
Paris several weeks ago. The hotel where
the members of the peace party stay and
s where the telephone exchange is located
is closely guarded, in order to keep out