The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-23
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Ginghem sale at Abbott's.
Butterick Fashions at Fits.
New oinghams at Vauohan's.

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New ginghams at vaughan's
Beauties in chilren's white dresses at
Fits
Latest novelties in dress goods at
Abbott's
New line of fancy clocks at Miss
Walkers.
G. Galati has returned from Windsor
where he has been working.
Michael Hoyle, direct from the Em-
erald Isle, at the opera house tonight.
A good chance to buy lady's waist
on Saturday. Read Perrys advertise
ment.
Frank Austin, bookkeeper in the Bar
re Savings Bank, is confined to his room
with illness.
A new model in the d. H. & G.
corset. This is Of the $3.50 grade and
a beauty. At Fits.
p. LaBelle & Son have reopened the
Northern Hotel livery and are prepared
to take care of all orders.
F. w. Jackson went to Bennington
this morning to attend district meet
ing of Odd Fellows there tonight.
Miss Mabel Hall, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Henry Whitaker, returned to
her home in South Ryegate today.
The Sultan of Zebu with his royal
court including DeSermonizer with his
infallible book at the opera house to-
night.
r. d. Ladd moved his family yester-
day from d. A. Perry's house on Averill
street into 4. S. Curriers' house on East
street.
The Barre Pleasure club will give an
other OF their enjoyable dances in Miles
hall, Saturday evening. Gilbertson's
orchestra.
Special communication of Granite
Lodge, No. IS, T. and A. NJ, Friday
evening, Feb, "a, at o'clock Work,
first degree.
G. S. Wallace was in Williamstown
yesterday visiting bis daughter, Miss
In Wallace, who is employed as stem
ographer IN Greason and Beckett's Of.
fce.
A party of cadets from Norwich
University came to this city yesterday
to cali on G. Newell Barber, who has
been III at his home on the East Mont.
pelier road
The Emergency hospital wonld be
pleased to have the ladies OF Barre con-
tribute any old pieces Of white cotton
cloth that they may have, to be used
for bandages. Old cloth is preferred.
The Barre Savings Bank 4 Trust Co.
at meeting Of the directors yesterday,
declared dividend Of S. share to
stockholders Of record on March 1st,
next, payable on and after that date.
Robins headquarters were opened in
the old city building last evening, the
location being in front Of Cummings
printing Office and over Peuy's store.
/ All Interested are requested to meet
this evening"
/ Rickert a Wells have been appointed
selling agents for the celebrated Huyler's
candies. A fine assortment viii be kept
on hand at all times. Everybody knows
about the Huyler candies. They are
never sold in bulk.
Lyman A. Drew Of Burlington, who
died Tuesday, was the husband Of a
former Barre woman, Miss Matilda r.
/ parkhurst The funeral was held this
Iaftemoon and the inteTment was in
Lake View cemetery in that city.
A concert will be given in aid Of
the Sunday school library in the Pres
| byterian church next Tuesday, Feb. rs,
at 1880, when an interesting programme
WI be presented by some Of the best
talent in the city. Admission, 10
cents.
John VI. Mcdonald entertained the
officers OF the Barre Granite Manufae-
turers' Association and the Quarrymen's
Association at his home on Hill street
last evening. A fine supper was served
ard the party passed very enjoyable
evening.
Master John Bresaw celebrated his
l12th birthday anniversary at his home,
491 North Main street, yesterday at
ternoon, when about twenty Of his
1 young friends were present. Games
we're played and refreshments were
served and an had good time. Master
John received many pretty presents.
Supper win be served at the Uniyer-
salist vestry on Friday evening, Feb
"a, from 5 until 2 Menu: Fish balls
baked beans, brown bread, rolls pickles,
/ pies, cake and eoffee-all for Is cents
This supper win be served in connection
with the Sunday school convention, but
everyone is cordially invited.
Dressed in gowns Of the vintage Of
years and Years gone BY and wearing
peculiar little bonnets, about dozen
Young ladies' wended their way to the
home Of Miss Lucy L. Cummings on JEFF
fefson street yesterday afternoon. They
brought their knitting" and remained
to tea. It was a real old-fashioned
fquilting bee.
Archie Mccormick il being accused
By his employer, James Ahern, Of car
rying of his rats, not pet rats, but just
rats, Last evening the former started
for home at Cutler Corner and got as
far as the city square when an immense
rodent hoped out of the sleigh and
made for more stable quarters Me-
Cormicks surprise was only equalled in
intensity by the amusement Of the on
lockers.
Mrs, A. G. Lapoint Of Elm street was
much surprised person Tuesday even
ing when party Of neighbors and
friends marched into her house unan-
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