The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-14
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

1880
Readers.
s3,9s for new silk waists at Abbott's.
The newest things in dress goods at
Fits.
Don't forget Thursdays sale at The
Vaughan Store.
Joseph Taft is confined to the house
today with illness.
silk patterns for shirt waist suits
at Yeale & Knights.
Mrs. A. H. Richards went to Wells
River today on a visit.
J. w. Gordon went to Burlington this
morning on legal business.
Ladies' and gentlemen's solid gold
watches at F. f. Burr & Co.'S.
William a. Kidder went to Randolph
this morning on business trip.
No lady in Barre should be without
jar of browns Pure Cold Cream.
Call and see the spring samples for
tailor made suits at the Union Clothing
store
Miss Victoria Ely left this novn for
franklin Falls, n. H., on visit with
relatives.
Harley Houghton, clerk in Ladd's
store, IS sick at his home on Washing
ton street.
There will be meeting of the Royal
Arcanum this evening at DIR. L. w.
Hanson's Office.
The naturalization court viii be open
any time during the rest OF this month
at the city court room.
Now is the time TO place your order
with McWhorter for that tailor-made
suit. Prices $1,000 to $1,000.
J. NJ. Eastman Of West Fairlee is
assisting in Eastman Bros store during
the illness Of j. A. Eastman.
The tickets for Hadley's moving pic
lures win be on sale at the Red Cross
Pharmacy, beginning tomorrow.
Miss Alice Smith is keeping the books
in Eastman Bros. store during the i'll
ness of the bookkeeper, i. A. Cove.
compagni pensino di non maneare
fal caucus di questa sera al Socialist
block allie ore Z. La Sezione Socialista
No. 2.
Newell Barber, who has been quite
III with grip ut his home on the East
Montpelier road, is now considerably
improved
All members OF the N. Il. o. p. de-
gree team are requested to be present
Wednesday evening at o'clock at the
Odd Fellows hall. Initiation.
Charles Patenaude, merchant tailor,
Quinlen building, up stairs, rooms for
merly occupied BY j. w. Grady, Barre,
vt Cleaning and repairing done.
On account 81 the rehearsal OF "a
Hero in Khaki the private dance Civ
en- by Clint Moore and Charles Kenyon,
will not begin tonight until half past
eight o'clock.
a regular meeting Of Iroquois Tribe
No. 10 will be held Tuesday night at 2
collector viii be in the hall at half past
six for collecting dues. A. Robertson,
Chief Of Records,
Among the things pulled out of BeT
lin Pond, Montpelier's water supply, by
the Waterman, from June to October,
were the followings Cats %, rats "a,
skunks 20, frogs Sc, turtles is, birds
102, fish 1856, toads 81, muskrats 20,
orange and banana Feelings 277, wild
ducks Z, snakes 30, bones So, wood
chucks 80, crows 26, stale bread 76,
squirrels "a, dogs 3, sheep and lambs
5, rubber boots 3, partridges /, hens
10, sausage 4, animal excrement 9117,
human excrement 1865, dead calves s..
The Waterman caught SIS people bathing
in the pond.
@The Second Fiddle in which Louis
Mann makes his appearance at the
Barre opera house on Saturday next,
is said to play merry tune" From
time to time as Mr.. Mann draws his
inspired bow across the strings there
are 'bewitching modulations" into the
minor key of pathos, but these serve
to accentuate the dominant character
istic of the production refined, whole
some humor. The play is essentially
Bohemian and romantic, in theme and
setting. Love and music, poverty and
wealth, seheming and folly, but away
and above all the droll mental attitude
and speech Of is principal character,
Baron Leopold Won Walden, are dis
nussad h4 UI'ba Gacona Fiddgo y