The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-20
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told For
Busy Readers.

Busy Readers.
stock-taling bargains at Abbott's.
Pereales at Sc per yard at Perry's on
Saturday.
Don't miss the bargains on the rem
nant table at Vaughan's.
Ladies' and gentlemen's solid gold
watches at f. e. Burr 4 Co.'S.
Richard Boyea went to South Royal
ton this morning on business.
Born, this morning, to Mr.. and Mrs.
r. S, McAlinn of Parker street, son.
Mrs. Mather Of Burlington is visiting
her son, Harold Alather, clerk in Me-
Whorter's store.
Have you seen the boys suits we
are offering for $1.5O, ages 3 to years?
Moore q Owens.
Homer Smith Of Morrisville is new
employee for the Barre and Montpelier
electric railroad
ii. f. Cutler win take the children Of
the Baptist Sunday school to Williams
town on a sleigh ride tonight.
Mrs. w. +. Richardson has recently
returned from Medford, Mass, having
been called there by the death of her
sister, Mrs. w. G. Cogswel.
A barrel Of Rhode Island Greetings,
only $3.50 delivered, if you furnish the
barrel. All sorted. We have only a
few barrels TO sell at this price. II. L.
Averill s. Co., 20 North Main street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Gibson have re-
ceiyed from j. G. Griggs, manager of
the Barre branch Office Of the Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance Co., the full amount
Of insurance due on policies carried by
their daughter, Christina.
In Montpelier the first and second
class licenses expire on April Is, and
| in case the town votes yes in March
there will be period Of Is days in
which all licensed places will be closed,
as under the new law licenses cannot
take effect until May /.
Mrs. A. M. Durham, grand matron Of
the grand chapter of Vermont, o. II.
s., was called to Jacksonville, VT, yes
Iterday to install the officers Of That
Iehapter. This evening she viii attend a
II iHcttlilI vi tHS nIsl unstitcAf " DC HSAu
lat Bennington.
i 1t appears that A. Al Smith & Broth
er intend having their stock we'll re-
duced before their spring goods arrive,
as they are having some remarkable
bargains on shirts, sweaters, gloves,
shoes, and many other articles, too num-
erous to mention. Read their adver-
tisment in another column of this paper
/ at meeting Of the Montpelier In
dependent Order Of Foresters Frank Pc
reau, DIR. j. r. Grimes and Edward Gill
bert were chosen delegates to the state
court which meets in Montpelier Friday
evening, January 81 DIR. Grimes, Ira
/ Pierce and Bert Curtis are on the com
mittee Of arrangements to look after
the entertainment Of the visiting broth
ers
H Decisions are looked for in the fol-
lowing cases from Washington county
when supreme court eonvenes next week;
I Nies against Barre and Montpelier
4 Traction company; Alexander Findlay
against Lewis Longe; the Cowdry will
case II. 3. Wedge administrator against
the Central Vermont; Capital Savings
Bank against Montpelier Savings Bank;
John Trow, administrator, against Pre-.
I ferred Accident Insurance company;
/ James Demeritt against John A. Par
ker; Oughtney Jangraw against Jo-
seph Perkins and State against George
Atkins.
/ Segels & Brady offer for Saturday,
January 21st, big bargain in rubber
foot wear for the whole family, in low
rubbers, storm rubhers, overshoes, heavy
work rubbers, rubbers for leggins, felts,
socks, high CATERS, light overshoes, rub
Der boots for men, women, children
and boys from the smallest child's size
to the largest size for men, boys and
women. Goods to fit nearly all shapes
of shoes, and at saving from Zoe, 15c,
25c and up to as much as soc on a pair.
ii You need rubber goods and want to
save money, do not buy until you viii
| come in and examine our rubber goods.
Bargains in goods eheerfully shown; re-
member name and place, Segels & Brady,
| in Bolster block, lis Main street, next
door to Barre Savings Bank and Trust
/ Go.