The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-21
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Remnant sale at Abbott,s.

1t fllbs-
Supreme court meets at Montpelier
next Tuesday.
The money saving sale Of the season
Fat Moore & Owens.
The Sunday papers viii not arrive in
Barre hereafter until 1880 a. m.
Fifty-cent dinner for 35 cents at the
Eureka restaurant, Nichols block.
A telephone has been placed in the
house Of Bert Cults. Call 326-2i.
The Clover club viii meet with Mrs.
Tayntor on Tuesday at $3.50 o'clock.
G. L. Livingston went to Concord, N.
H., today, to visit relatives for few
days.
Miss Jeanette Williams is the guest
of DIR. and Mrs. G. 0. Mitchell of st.
Adams.
A. NJ. Hunt, editor Of Granite, Mar
BILE and Bronze" is in this vicinity on
I business.
! A. P. Abbott & Co. are cutting part
of their ten-cent outing fannels to rye
per yard.
Don't miss the opportunity OF buy.
ing suit or coat at one-half the former
price at Fits.
The Cleaners will meet with Miss
Burbank, 116 Washington street, Mon
day evening at 7;45.
Nelson ID. Phelps returned this after
noon from New York where he attended
the automobile show.
Remember if you buy your rubber
footwear of Eastman Bros, you save
money on every purchase.
Bart Fitzgerald, conductor on the M.
& w. suburban train, hurt his lame knee
yesterday by slipping on the ice.
Fourteen granite carvers are wanted
at Gnilford, Md, on the customs house
job. This is the first call Of 1905.
Haasie Nichols IS to take Albert SOM
eryille's place as cashier in the Central
/ Vermont freight Office at Montpelier.
Mrs. a. G. Leavitt, who has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Livingston, re-
turned today to her home in Concord,
n. H.
Il Friends Of Jesse S. yiles of Montpel-
Ter will be pleased to learn that he is
rapidly recovering from his serious i'll
ness
J. Cl Griggs went to Burlington this
morning to attend district meeting of
the agents of the Metropolitan Life In
surance company.
Robert Whelan, who generally drives
the engine on the Barre branch Of the
Central Vermont RsR., is now visiting
in Railway, n. ].
Those having table cloths belonging
to the Ladies' Aid society Of the Con-
gregtional church are requested to
return them Monday
DR.. c. II. Kent. John w. Dillon and
Frank r. Robinson left this noon for
Boston to purchase furnishings for the
new Yincitia club rooms.
AT the Hotel Westminster in Boston
Thursday evening, DIR. J. Henry jackson
Of this city was one Of the speakers at
the banquet OF the University of YER
mont alumni.
The special convocation Of Granite
Chapter, No. &c, n. a. Mr., called for
Tuesday evening, Jan. "a is postponed,
owing to convention Of the Ord Masonic
district at Randolph on that date.
The testimony Of Montpeher's chief
OF police convicted William Lamb Of
intoxication, in Montpelier city court
yesterday, after the respondent had
pleaded not guilty Lamb appealed.
Edward Gabree, whose acquaintance
with the Montpelier jail. is not from
hearsay report, was gathered in again
by the Montpelier police yesterday at
ternoon. He is described as being In D
"eomatose condition"
Local mails were badly put out last
evening and this morning on account
of the train wreck at Durham, n. III.
The afternoon mail arrived shortly be.
fore o'clock and the $3.50 Central train
this morning reached here about s
O'Clock
S. L. Goodale, father Of DR.. w. i.
Goodale Of Montpelier, is quite serious
IL i'll at the home of his son on Liberty
street, in that city, froma partial shock
of paralysis received several days ago.
DR.. J. II. Winch Of Mortified was in
consultation on the case with Or. Good
ale yesterday.
The funeral Of Warren Leonard, q
prominent member Of the State Spiritu-
alist association, was held this after
noon from his late home ut East Calais.
Mrs Janus Crossett of Duxbury of1iciat-
! ed The deceased was the father of
Mrs. Alma Leonard, the present secreta-
~ Of the State Spiritualist association.
The local post office has received no
tice Of examinations for steam drill
foreman and steam and air drill work
man on the Isthmian canal. The for
mer pays 500 to 1925 per month and
the latter SIS to Ss3.33 per month. Ap-
plication should be made to the United
States Civil Service Commission at
Washington.
A number Of Masons plan to 60 TO
Randolph next Tuesday to attend the
annual convocation Of Royal Arch Ma
sons Of the third district Of Vermont.
a chapter OF Royal Arch Masons win be
opened by Whitney Chapter ut $3.50 on
Tuesday afternoon, after which King
Solomon Chapter will confer the Mark
Master degree At 1880 Tuesday eve
ming the officers of whitney Chapter will
leonfer the Royal Arch degree. The
Grand Lecturer will give a review of
the work and others Of the officers viii
sneak The meeting will close with a