The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-31

Odd pieces Of crockery and glassware
at greatly reduced prices to close at
the Boston Bargain Store.
There win be meeting of the school
commissioners at the Spaulding school
building tonight at z O'Clock.
Eli Holden says that for a reasonable
consideration he will set the town
clock ahead one hour each day.
0. A. Burbank, who has been visiting
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. T. R.
Northrop, returned to South Royalton
today.
Miss Bella Mcdonald, who has been
visiting her brothers, j. w. and y.
Nv. Mcdonald, returned to her home In
Milan, r, @, today.
! The Ladies Of Clan Gordon win hold
their regular meeting tonight at Z
lo'clock in Odd Fellows hall A large
attendance is requested.
The woodmen will have social
dance after the meeting tomorrow eve
ming at $3.50 o'clock Members and
their friends are invited.
A special meeting of the Queen Of the
Forest Circle will be held Thursday af-
ternoon at $50 o'clock in the Forest.
ers hall in the Worthen block.
Sabato sera Grande Representations
del dramma sociale Il minatorp per
cura della Filodrammatica INDEPENDENTS.
Giuochi d'ipnotismo e yarieta negli in
termezz.
George Booth, the policeman, took
three Of his fancy barred Plymouth
i Rock hens to keene, n. H., today to
exhibit them at the Keene Fanciers As
section this week.
The officers and chairman Of the diff.
ferent committees of the Baraea class OF
\ the Congregational church are re-
quested to meet at the parsonage to-
night at 1880 o'clock.
II Companion Court, Granite City, !. o
\ f., viii give public whist party il
u Worthen's hall, Thursday evening, Feb
ruary and. at o'clock Prizes win b
given and refreshments served.
Every member Of the N. e. o. r. de
: gree team is requested to be present a
4 the hall Wednesday evening at 6;S'
o'clock sharp for practice, as there
4 work, also to be measured for robes
4 Angelo scampinis horse, which wa
q stabbed last week, is III bad condition
\ DIR. Lewis stated today that an absces
A had formed in the wound and an opera
ton would have to be performed today
4 Robert Diack was thrown out Of
K sleigh last evening and had several rib
fractured. He was taken to the HON
A lof "A. j. Young, where he resides, an
4 DR.. ". G. Goodrich was called 70 atten
h him.
4 b. O. Patch, local agent for Messri
y Cook and Watkins, wholesale grant
4 dealers, has been promoted to manage
4 of their Boston Office. and viii return
that city at once to take up his ne
work.
\ Miss Eva kennedy, who was inluTe
4 while playing basket ball in the Mon
pelier arnaory last Friday evening,
/ now in this city and viii probably II
u main for Il time. She sustained quit
serious injury 70 one arm.
: The body Of Joseph r. Smith, WI
died at East Montpelier Sunday, viii
mn brought here for burial III the Wilsc
4 cemetery Mr.. Smith was i'll wit
pneumonia only few days. He w
III Years Of age and leaves no imnedia
relatives.
The first rehearsal for "A Hero
! Khaki will be held at the opera hou
tomorrow night at Z. This il for q
classes except the one chaperoned
D Mrs. b. A. Eastman, Mrs. Henry Smii
and Mrs. T. Il. Barry, which will me
4 tomorrow afternoon at AIS.
The ladies Of the Methodist chur
n are to have japanese social in Il
churc.. parlors on Friday evening, Re
R3. Every one il invited to come a
see the Japanese costumes, eurios a
decorations. A fine programme is ,
ING prepared and Japanese refreshmen
win be served.
Foresters attention. Every memb
am Of Sub Court Barre No. 3317 is reques
ed TO attend the special meeting call
- for Wednesday, Feb LIST, at 1880 p. I
as business of utmost Importance is
e be discussed. o. Il. Carpenter, G.
s Jos. C. lombard, r. S.
z The F. B. Cate agency reports t
y, following sales. The J. L. Parker a
q John Travers farm, located at Ia
g Montpelier, containing $50 acres,
gether with 40 head Of cattle, hors'
a ali the farming tools, the purchaser
y ING G. Nj. Clark, who owns q large fal
x adjoining. Mr. Clark ut the same til
x transfers 3 cottages on Second sire
z Consideration for both deals $4,000.
Mrs. Mary shorey, for number
Z wears resident of Montpelier, died
\ latter part Of last week at Marquet
Z Mich, where she went to live a +
2 years ago. She was sister OF M
3 Martin Gillet, Of Montpelier, who
p ceived a telegram last Wednesday ST
ing she was very i'll and later receiy
telegram that she had died and u
particulars would be sent BY letter.
The Springfield, Mass. Republican
u Yesterdays date has the follow
which win interest Barre people: \
Asa MAYO Bradley Of Barre, VT, prea
vi Yesterday at the Second Universal
church. where he viii begin officially
= pastorate next Sunday Mr.. Brad
win move here with his wife az soon
2 he ia able and expects to be settled
All. $3.50 f4sh ar three weeks He Drea