The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-06
TALK OF THE TOWN.

A. f. Batchelder went to Waterbury
this morning.
White P. X waists, new, only $500
at Vaughan's.
A large line of La Mode underskirts
just received at Fits.
The spring styles in Guyer mats have
srrived at Moore & Owens.
+. N. Normandeau went to Burling
ton this morning on business.
Miss May Hurtle of Mortified is
guest of Miss Bertha Tierney.
Rev. T. w. Cummings went to Burling-
ton this morning on business.
There will be a regular meeting of
the clerks union Wednesday evening.
Miss Mary E. Kellogg went to Bur-
lington Saturday afternoon for a few
days visit.
Ezra White, clerk in F. II. Rogers
store, is absent from his duties today on
account of illness.
II you attend the muslin underwear
sales at Abbott's at once you can get
night robes for 25c.
Miss Clara Loranger went to Burling
ton Saturday to visit Miss Margaret
Daley for few days.
The rank OF page will be worked on
one candidate BY the Knights OF Py-
thias tomorrow evening.
There will be a meeting OF the school
commissioners in the Spaulding school
this evening at o'clock.
Miss Lottie Fraser returned to Rich.
mond this morning after spending sun
day at her home in this city.
The Athena club viii meet with Mrs.
%. J.. Cheever on Highland avenue. Tues.
day evening at 1880 o'clock.
II. NJ. Farnham left Saturday night
Tor Chicago to buy another carload Of
horses. He will return the last OF the
week.
The Altrmians viii meet with Mrs.
Ora philbrick, Orange street, Wednes-
day afternoon at 2:30. Quotations,
4 Goethe.
The Montpelier Camp of Modern
Yoodmen is taking long strides in mem-
bership. It received ten members at
its last meeting.
Arthur Stone Of Putnamsville il
very in at Heaton hospital. Saturday
he had an operation for appendicitis,
and It was found that peritonitis had
set in.
| Il. c. Eaton, the photographer, has
Just received a new lamp for printing
1 pictures. The instrument has 5000
candle power. II is the Artistic print
ing cabinet.
Large assortment Of paper bound nov
els, by Mrs. George Sheldon, Chas. Gar
vice, st. George Rathbone, Laura Jean
Libby, etc, Just received at the Boston
Bargain Store,
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Ladies' Aid society Of the Presbyterian
church will Be held Tuesday, Feb. 18th
at seven o'clock. All members are re
quested to be present as business o.
Importance is to be transacted.
Plumbers we're Kept busy all day yes
terday trying to thaw out frozen watel
pipes, the extreme cold Of Saturday
night having put many pipes out o.
commission. thus far the work has
not met with very much success.
Mrs. William Hayeland Of Highland
avenue was taking off her hat yesterday
when in some way hat pin penetrated
her cheek Just below the right eve
The wound was not particularly Sc
we're one, but the blood flowed freely.
The Company D basket bah team
which was badly defeated by the Y. N
O. In this city Friday evening, begge,
off from playing its scheduled game
with Company II Of Montpelier Satur
day evening, on the ground that thre'
Of the players were sick.
The funeral Of Mrs. n. w. Daley, VII,
died in Lexington, Mass, viii be hell
at the home Of Fred Emerson in Soutl
Barre at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
1.-THE Rev. j. Edward Wright Of Mont
pelier win ofiiciate and the intermen
viii be in the Wilson cemetery.
The Baptist Ladies Aid society vii
hold their regular business meeting AM
supper Tuesday evening, February z
Menu: scalloped corn, baked apples
dutch cheese, bread and pickles, cak
and coffee. Price rs. Come and &c
a good supper before going to hear M
Dawson.
The notices Of the Baptist church TO
the week are ais follows: Tuesday eve
ming from $3.50 TO Z o'clock, Ladies' All
! society Wednesday evening at 7:45
Literary club at Frank Craig's, l21 Hi
lstreet, with papers on Milton; Thurs
day evening at T;30 prayer meeting
Friday evening, at o'clock, teachers
meeting at the home of the pastor.
I The voters at the south end OF war,
! 1 are talking up the candidacy Of Al
4 exander Milne for Alderman from tina
4 ward. Mr.. Milne is a we'll known gran
] tie manufacturer Of the firm Of Little
John & Milne, doing business on Batch
elders meadow. Mr. Milne is a ma
Z Of good business ability and has bee
I a warm supporter Of Mayor Barclay.
4 A young man evidently not much ex
J perienced in driving hired a team a
Lunnie Bros stable yesterday. II
started out from the stable at fas
! clip and in making the turn 10 60 dow
I Main street the sleigh tipped ovel
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