The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-08
TALK OF THE TOWN.
yndermuslln sale a 5000.

c. r. Wood went to Randolph today
on business trip.
w. F. Stevens went to Waterbury this
morning on business.
The spring styles in Guyer mats have
arrived at Moore & Owens.
Those si.25 gloves Fits is selling
at csc are the newest weights and color
ings.
M. S. Levin, who has been i'll for sew
eral days, is reported as being better
today.
A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Badger of Maple
Grove street.
If YOU attend the muslin underwear
sales at Abbott's at once you can get
night robes for 25c.
"a Hero in Khaki" rehearsal at the
opera house tonight at z o'clock, all
classes except children.
/ The Goddard seminary and Montpelier
! high school basket bah teams will play
in this city Friday evening.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re
behak lodge this evening, at 1880, after
4 which there win be practice.
The Over the Tea Cups club will OBJ
serve gentlemen night" at the home
of II. J. Smith Thursday evening,
Mrs. Susan Jones has returned to
Barre after visit OF several weeks
with Mrs. Truman Jones in Wolcott
The Philetheas viii hold their bust.
ness meeting Thursday evening, at Z
O'Clock sharp, adjourned from Tuesday
evening.
BcWhorter's line of samples for
spring suits and overeoats, tailor made,
have arrived, and We are ready to receive
your order.
Court Granite City, No. 3, + OF A.
The social that was to have been held
Thursday evening has been postponed
70 Saturday evening, on account OF the
lecture.
Mr.. Park, who has been connected with
the Woodbury. Granite company IN
| Hardwick, has commenced work as SUI
perintendent Of the Reinhalter Granite
company
4 private dance viii be given at Hale's
Pavilion Thursday evening, February 9
/ by Duncan Mcmillan and VIII Parks,
1 All arrangements are completed and a
: good time is assured.
There viii be special meeting al
the Queen Of the Forest Circle Thurs
day afternoon at ? o'clock. Business q
importance will come up and all mem
bers should be present.
Companion Court, Granite City, /. 0
r., win hold 4 public whist party i
Worthen's hall Thursday evening, Feb
, 9, at s o'clock. Prizes will be giyel
and refreshments served.
I. The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap
| fist church served an unusually larg
number Of people at their regular sup
I per last evening, and the supper wa
declared to be excellent.
A petition in bankruptcy was flee
I Monday BY Antoine J AlIaTd, barbe
Of Montpelier. He has liabilities b
c S1,f5s.5f aud assets Of Ss09.50, non
Of which are claimed exempt.
w. Il. crandall resigned his position
: Saturday as manager OF the Barre sho
companys store and left this morning
for his home in Greenwich, n. Y. +
J. Badger viii assume the management
Of the store.
A meeting Of the Spanish America
War Veterans is called for Thursda,
evening, Feb. 9th at 1880 o'clock at 9
A. n. hall in the city building. Busi
ness Of Importance. Members pleas
!. make special effort to attend. Thos. 9
: Carswell, Commander.
I DR.. Il. b. Whitaker 81 this city, VIII
s was recently appointed member 9
Z the medical registration board OF tn
state, was in Burlington yesterday Civ
ing examinations. Only two candidate
presented themselves, being consider
4 ably smaller number than usual.
] During the trouble the Montpelie
4 water department has experienced dur
7 inc the last few days more than 10
B families within the city limits have ha
4 their water pipes frozen BY shutting q
4 the supply while the mains were bein
4 repaired. No new breaks have occurre
since Sunday morning.
4 The Sunday Globe contained an il
4 teresting story of the career Of Edwar
II. Rogers of Chelsea, Mass, who it
claimed was the first man in the Mass
achusetts legislature to legislate f
4 the workiugmen, in 1866 to 1867. NJ
II Rogers Is so years Of age and is a
uncle Of f G. Rogers, the expressnal
4 Of Barre.
n A decrepit locomotive on the G.
= r. R. was the cause Of the lateness (
= the mail yesterday. The mail due hei
2 at $40 yesterday forenoon got hel
z between two and three o'clock in Il
z afternoon. Two hours time was loi
q at Essex Junction, where it was disco
= cred that the locomotive needed docto
= ing, and where another hitch was mad
z The funeral Of Christina Smit
4 daughter Of Alex. Smith, was held We
= terday afternoon at two o'clock fro
= the house at 81 Branch street, the
8 being a large number Of relatives al
q friends present. There were from thirt
8 to forty floral tributes The Rev. Fra
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