The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-04
TALK OF THE TOWN.
New spring waists at Fits.
White wasting at vaughan's.
Hamburg haroain at Ahhott,s.

White wasting at Vaughan's.
Hamburg bargain at Abbott's.
New Iine of fancy clocks at Miss
WalEer's.
White P. X. waists, new, only sl.oo
at Vaughan's.
Last cut in prices of children's gar
meBts at Abbott's.
A large line Of La Mode understands
just received at Fits.
John Seampini returned yesterday
from visit in Boston.
The spring styles in Guyer mats have
arrived at Moore & Owens.
Frank e. Howe Of Bennington was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
Arthur johnson returned to Roxbury
today, after visit in the city.
John c. Davidson of Berlin street is
confined to the house with rheumatism.
Large assortment of fancy and comic
valentines just in at the Boston Bargain
Store.
The Cleaners will meet with Miss
HAYES, No. Main street, Monday even
ing. feb. 6.
Go to the Red Cross Pharmacy and
Parlor Drug Store for delicious Saturday
canday, only zoe per pound box.
The offers Of Ruth Chapter, o. L. S.,
are requested to meet in Masonic hall
Monday evening at 1880 o'clock.
J. Z. Callaghan, at the Vermont Fruit
Store, has secured the agency for the
London Butter Taifee, a fine correction
Mrs. Fl. G. Van Deusen. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs S. ID. Allen, re-
turned to her home in Roxbury this
morning.
VI. Fl. Crandall, manager 70 the Barre
Shoe Co., returned yesterday from a
few days visit at his home IN Green
wien, n Y.
Dr.. G. n. Barber has been appointed
administrator Of tie estate Of James A.
Thompson, who died at Sonth Barre
January lst.
The Rev w. Il. Davenport returned
last night from Binghamton, N. ",
where he went with his son who has
entered school there.
Although the thermometer did not
indicate this morning that spring is
very near the kids were playing mar
bles on the sidewalks,
Miss Joanna Parks returned to the
Boston University today after spending
a ten days vacation at the home Of
her parents in this city,
Ihe Glover club viii meet with Mrs.
NJ 4. Towne on Tuesday. The team to
carry the ladies will leave Mrs. J. Hem
~ Jackson's at 1;l5 P. m.
Lyman Howe's moving pictures at the
opera house Friday evening, Feb. To-.
Seats on sale Monday morning at q
o'clock, at Red Cross Pharmacy.
A regular meeting Of Clan Gordon,
No. ?, viii be held Monday evening,
Feb. 6. Every member who can, ought
to attend, Also visiting clansmen.
Mrs. Wheeler wishes to notify her
customers that they can secure the Bon
Ton toilet goods Of her at her home and
that she s the only authorized agent for
Barre
The Ideal Book Store is having more
shelving put in and charging the back
of the store BY tearing out the parti-
ton between the back room and the
front store.
Large assortment of paper bound nov
els, by Mrs George sheldon, Chas. Car
vice, ST. George Rathbone, Laura Jean
Libby, etc, just received at the Boston
Bargain Store.
MeWhorter is giving liberal dis
count on all winter weight goods, iu-
cluding mems, boys and ehildren's suits,
oYercoats, etc. Also ON ladies and
gents fur coats.
The r. Cate Real Estate Agency
has exchanged the Bert Mills house on
Quarry street for !. 4. Parker's two
cottages on Second street Tie comsid-
Grafton involved was $1,000.
Court Granite City. II. Of s., is to
haveSa social time at their next meet
ing on Thursday evening. Montpelier
Court is coming mp to participate. All
visiting Foresters are invited.
Walter r.. kendrick, formerly OF this
city, who has been employed BY Ryle Il
Mccormick at Montpelier for several
years, has entered the employ Of the
srearson. Beckett company Of Williams
town
The annual business meeting Of the
Burns club for the payment Of dues and
assessments viii be held in Miles hall
on Monday evening, Feb 9th, at 7
O'Clock Every member should be rep
resented at this meeting.
One Of the political rumors current is
that Philip Halvosa will be eandi-
date for alderman in ward l. Mr.. Hal
vosa is an active student Of public and
municipal affairs and would give the
etiice careful attention if elected.
Twenty-Five pounds Of graduated sug-
ar, fresh from leading Barre grocer,
will be sold at public auction at the
City Auction Rooms, Pearl street, Sat.
urday evening, Feb. 4th, at half-past
eight o'clock Something new every day
Q. II. Hale, Auctioneer.
Alderman +. III. Burke has returned