The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-11
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Wrapper sale at Abbott's.
Arriving daily, new spring goods at
Vaughan's.
New line Of fancy clocks at Miss
Walkers.
More good values added to Fits I'M
dermnslin sale.
S. D. Allen went to Burlington this
morning on business.
The spring styles in Guyer mats have
srriyed at Moore & Owens.
Good music, good company, good
time at the Pavilion this evening.
The deepest cut in prices ever made
on garments in Barre at Abbott's.
The Clover club will meet with Mrs.
Kinzie on Tuesday at $50 o'clock.
Kimonas in superfne AanneIs, from
S1.25 to $1.3S values, now Csc each at
Fits
The Cleaners win meet with Miss
Iiowes on North Main street Monday
evening.
Arthur c. Tilden went to Mortified
this afternoon to attend the wedding
Of a friend.
Mrs. Pearl Northrop and daughter
returned last night from months visit
at Stamford, Conn.
co to the Red Cross Pharmacy and
Parlor Drug Store for delicious Saturday
canday, only zoe per pound box.
Miss Agnes Griffin Of Almonte, Onta-
rio, has returned TO The city and is re-
siding with her sister, Mrs. ]. II.
Noonan.
McWhorter's line OF samples for
spring suits and otercoats, tailor made,
have arrived, and we are ready to receive
your order.
The calmnets took three straight
strings from the Big Swedesp in a
matched bowling game at Alexanler's
alleys last evening.
Ask us to send you an Edison or
Victor talking machine on trial before
you buys We have the best line in
the city. Ayerill Music Co.
Two lee trotting events were SEIZED
llled to be run Oh at Montpelier this
l., and Ethel G were entered.
The basket BAH game which was
scheduled to be played here Monday be-
tween Tufts college and Goddard has
been cancelled by the college team.
The new general manager of the
Central Vermont K r., G. G. Jones,
with the superintendent OF ccnstrnc-
ton, w Il. Mullins, was in Barre dur
ing tour Of investigation.
A regular meeting Of the Queen Of the
Forest Circle Tuesday evening at Z
o'clock. Let all the officers be present,
Refreshments will be served and social
time after the meeting. Chief yor1p.,
innie Scrlt
Misses Alice Papc, Helen Marsh and
Carrie Draper were hostesses at most
enjvyable reception at the r. Of G. hall
last evening. About forty people were
present Mrs. G. W. Benedict was ca
teress for the occasion.
The class 81 1905 of spauIding high
school enjoyed sleigh ride to Williams
town last evening. Tie party Ment
directly to the hall, where lunch was
seryed and games and dancing enjoyed
until early this morning.
There will be something doing in the
MONTPELIER armorv next Friday evening
when the boys teams Of Goddard and
/ Montpelier seminaries meet. lie Mont.
pelier seminary and Montpelier high
school girls win also play.
Miss Grace Ingalls,, teacher III the
Summer street school, has gone home
for weeks rest because Of throat
trouble. Miss Healey, who has beer
out Of school for week, returns on
Monday to resume her teaching.
Friends Of Miss Christina 1lcKeowin
Of this city, who has been critically i'll
at The Mary Fletcher hospital in Bur
lington, win be pleased to hear that the
doctors pronounce her to be out Of dam
ger, although she is still very i'll
The Rev w. A. Stewart, who was
lately appointed field superintendent Of
the Congregational church of Vermont,
will hold series Of evangelistic SER
vices at Marshfield. MIR. Stewart comes
from Boston, and the office Of field su.
perintendent which he occupies, IS a
new one.
The engine, Arthur Tandy, drawing
the early morning train from Montpel-
Ter to Barre or the NJ & w. r. X. r.,
had its troubles with the snowdrifts
this morning. The little lion horse
butted into a snew drift near Benja-
lnin's and couldn't 20 through It was
necessary to 90 back mile ana get !.
fresh start before the train got through
4 1t arrived here ten minutes late, some.
thing unusual Tor the Suburban"
The drill team of Camp $3.50, NJ M.
Of A., reorganizcd last evening with the
following officers under the command Of
chief Forester Grayelin: George Milne
iappoinfed chief forester; Leslie Wright,