The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-25
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Sale Of lockwood cotton at Abbott's.
The Vaughan Store win not be under
sold.
A sale of Lockwood cotton at The
Vaughan Store.
No. hay for sale. Enquire of Ed.
Bellyille at McGowan's.
Remember if you buy your rubber
footwear of Eastman Bros, you save
money on every purchase.
Our actual discount sale lasts the
remainder of this month. Get your
share Of the bargains. Moore & Owens.
BIcWhorter has just few fur coats
for ladies and gents that will be closed
at right price. Also two gents fur
lined coats.
Mrs. Allan d. Brown returned today
to her home in Mortified, after a visit
of several days spent at the home OF
r.. X. Bush.
At the regular meeting of the Red
Men last evening FIVE were raised to the
chiefs degree, and two applications
We're received
A nurse from Burlington came last
night to care for Kenneth Mcdonald of
Summer street, who is dangerously i'll
with pneumonia.
News has been received from Samuel
Noyelli, who is in Italy, that he is much
improved in health and intends to re
turn to Barre next month.
Daniel Nicholson went to Littleton,
n. H., this afternoon to attend the we'd
ding of his sister, Miss Jennie Nichol-
son, formerly of this city.
John Ross, messenger boy at the
| Western Union Office, is confined to the
house with sickness. Willie Premier is
taking his place as messenger.
Carl Hendricks left for Kentucky this
evening. He win visit points in Mon
treal, Buffalo, N. u, Cleveland and Gin
cinnati, Q. He expects to be back in
two months.
0yerseer Smith of Barre says that he
| Is going to send the German family to
| California, says the Montpelier Argus,
notwithstanding there has been eonsid-
cradle opposition.
Mrs. Thomas Smollett and children
leave tomorrow night for Aberdeen,
Scotland, to join her husband who went
there several weeks ago. They do not
expect to return to this country.
The state auditors Office in Montpel-
Ter viii be kept open all the year, as
Mr.. Graham has engaged ID. f. Hanley
r. HI. T9...l. l.i...,.n~ Nj. TIo,
ley was formerly bookkeeper for ex-
lGW. G. 5. Page.
The annual meeting OF the board OF
directors Of the Vermont state anti-sa-
loon league win be held in Trinity church
in Montpelier January 81 at 1880 p. M,
for the election OF officers and any 9th.
er business TO come before the meeting.
There viii be business meeting Of
the members of the Yincitia club, at the
club rooms, on Thursday evening, Jan
Iuary Goth, at eight o'clock. AS there
lis important business to be done, it is
requested that as many as possible BE-
present.
The committee that managed the no
license campaign in Montpelier last
AtdA tcAd q uetAtiAS 9tHtcAAd9 AketT
noon to discuss plans Of reorganization.
Those present at the meeting included
Revs. w. Il. Dukeshire, 4. Il. Reed, j..
Edward Wright, Guy G. Iamson and
tCapt. I. B. Thomas.
| If You see Aldermen Robins and Adie
and Fire Chief Campbell speeding be-
hind a pair of horses this afternoon you
may know that they aren't out to break
any laws or records, but are trying out
three pairs OF horses that have been
proposed for the second fire depart
ment team. They are to report to the
city council.
| ". T. Reyes, of the state hatchery
lat Roxhury, was in Montpelier yester-
day on his way To AyerilI pond with q
shipment of 1000 lake trout. A SINH
| lar shipment was made last Thursday
and further shipments are to be made
until us 900 have been placed in the pond.
Mr.. Keyes states that affairs are in fine
shape at the hatchery, the fish being in
excellent condition.
The Lenox Hotel in Montpelier has
been closed, but G. $. Doty who has
been managing it, thinks that he can
meet the bills by sale OF furniture, etc
Mrs, Doty went to New York recently
and it was afterwards announced that
She would not return. Mr.. Doty ass
cribes her decision not to return to Yer
mont to overwork and Encouragement
about their affairs.
Mrs. G. G. Page Of 81 Jefferson street
gave a surprise party TO Miss Alta Ram
say last evening, az which about rs peo.
pie were present. The evening was
passed enioyanly with music and games,
and refreshments were served Miss
Ramsay left this noon for Boston,
where she will enter the office OF the
Remington Typewriter company, and
not study stenography as stated in yes