The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-28
lead vaughan's white sale.

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Daniel Clearey is expected in Barre
tomorrow after an extended visit
across the water"
Miss Irene Richardson Of Burlington
is guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James J. Goodwin.
The spring styles in the Dorothy Dodd
shoes are to be seen in the window at
w. j. McLean's store.
Remember if you buy your rubber
foot wear Of Eastman Bros, you save
money on every purchase.
Mrs. NJ. G. Sawyer and son, Urban,
went to Waterbury tubs morning to
spend the day with friends.
Lyle Perry and Edwin Bruce went to
Mortified last night with Wildcrs or
chestra to play at tie firemens bali.
Our actual discount sale lasts the
remainder of this month. Get your
share Of the bargains. Moore & Ovens.
The East Montpelier Musical Associa
ton win hold its seventh annual musi-
cal convention at village hall, Wednes-
day, and Thursday, February and 3.
At the regular meeting of the Barre
Central Labcr Union last evening plans
were laid TO strengthen the teamsters
union.
Il. a. Drown sells "Tonica," the great
blood and catarfh remedy, at IS cents
per bottle. Read advertisement in an
other column.
- $3.50 4..,.;s,, nnl c,,,,r,,,e,
streets were flooded yesterday alter
noon when a hydrant was broken oil by
a team running against il.
The Vaughan Store has just received
all the new creations in fancy neekwear,
rs dozen, value soc. For white sale
the price Is only 25c each.
Patlo Zainbrrno and Iheresa Rocco
will be united in marriage this evening
by Justice 81 The Peace James Mackay
at his office in the city hall.
The Rev. A. NJ. Bradley left this
J iaorning for Springfield, Mass, where
lie will preach tomorrow at the church
to winch lie was recent! given call.
Miss Edith Barnes returns today from
4 Plymouth n. H., where she has beer
engaged to teach FreEeh and German il
4 the high school for the remainder O
the year.
f G. Wells has returned after visit
ling his son. Rev. f. Il. Wells, of So
4 Rosalton and Rev. 4. A. Wells Of Tibet
ford and his brother, w. IL Wells, o
Newbury.
Mrs. Chloe Biekford returned to he
4 home in Albany today, after having bsei
at John i. Smiths during the sickness
E and after the death Of her sister, Mrs
4 Chandler.
Mrs. NJ S. Levin Of Forsyth Plart
3 entertained several Of the Ladies OF tn
Z Naccabees last evening in a pleasan
\ way. Refreshments were serve0 AM
\ the guests enjoyed themselves yer,
4 much.
q Recently 4 considerable number Q
Z granite cutters have arrived in this cit,
from Westerly, r. !. Among those VIII
came today were William Gully an
- Albert Spargo.
Officer Faulkner arrested James Tay
lor last evening for breach Of peace t
/ which he pleaded guilty in city cour
this morning and paid q fine OF 81 an
costs of $500.
II DIR. Hodge, formerly located at Franz
| lin, Mass, will preach ut the Universe
| list church tomorrow, morning and cy'
lining Dl lodge is now engaged
- writing history Of Universaiism ar
Il not located at any parish, He q
poets 70 complete the history IN tM
y years.
8 Henry IL II. Smith Of Montpelier lei
- Yesterday for st. Augustine, Fla, whel
x he will spend The winter, and if he
K we'll enough when he arrives in Florid
Y will resume his position at the POM
q de Leon hotel Mr.. Smith has had
y hard siege Of illness and is now eonvf
y lescent.
z j.. Elliot Stoughton has accepted
Z position as general manager with Messr
p Cook Il Watkins, wholesale grant
n dealers. to take effect Feb. lst. M
3 Stonghton is one of the bright and q
8 pablo young men in our city and b
4 the best wishes Of his many friends
his new position.
q For the first time in ten years Il
q Montpelier board Of civil authorit
4 Thursday evening met to abate take
s Previous city councils have made settl
3 ments with the collectors of all tax
X due the city, and rebates were given
z the city council instead ii abatemen
q by the board Of civil authority.
q Among the young people who went
q Mortified last evening to attend y
3 annual frenien's ball were G. o. Aver
= Arthur c. Tilden, Charles SharlSey, Du
4 can Mcmillan, James Milne, James he
Y son, Frank f,eith, Miss Annie Sharke
= Miss Florence Pearl, Miss Camille Blu
q ri, Miss Edith Creed, Miss Mary Barcla
y Miss Bessie Connon, Miss Befnice Thor
3 as, Miss Maggie Petrie, Miss Lena 7
8 trie and Miss hate Murray.
Local friends Of James T. Burke
q West Rutland, frequent visitor to Il
y city, viii be pleased to hear Of his 81
cess in winning the first prize. a han
some silver tea service, in seven weel
a contest ofen to representatives Of I