The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-30
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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ter's.
Listen 70 the csc photograph records.
Averill Music Go.
A corset figure form BY wearing an
4. 4 g. corset, At Abbott's.
&. g. Wilson 81 New York il in the
city for q few days business visit.
A. r. Wrayton of Boston arrived id
the city last night on a business visit.
Both golf and skating are being III.
dulged in at the Montpelier Country
club.
See in another column the '.menu" Of
the mems supper in the Uniyersalist
vestry.
T. G. Carswell and Henry Moore went
to Northfield this afternoon on busi-
ness trip,
Mrs. John q. Mackie Of Saranae, N. VI,
arrived III the city this afternoon for 4
visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. a. Perry went q
st. Johnsbury this afternoon to visit
friends for few days.
Tho |. o. 0. +, cribbage players will
please take notice that they play this
evening with the +. 81 a. team,
Miss Margaret Hinchy, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. NJ Fraser,
returned today to her home in Hyde.
vile.
The men Of the Uniyersalist church |
Will serve supper in the yestry Wednes-
day evening, Jan. 91st, from to 5.
All are invited
Rev. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Fuller, formerly |
Of this city but now of Burlington, are |
rejoicing over the birth yesterday Of /
a son, Charles Robert.
Mrs. W. i, shepard has one lei Of
trimmed hats at 81 and another lot
for $3.50. There are few 81 and SIS /
hats included in the lots.
Now it the time to have your pictures
framed. Five Thousand feet Of picture I
holdings TO close out at cost. At Z. NJ. |
Williams furniture store.
The ladies 81 Trinity church, Montpe.
lier, will hold rummage sale on the
afternoons and evenings Of Tuesday and |
Wednesday, JAN 3oth and 31st.
J. g. More left last night on busi-
ness trip TO Quincy, Mass, in the inter /
ests Of tbs firm Of Baldwin & More,
which be represents in this vicinity.
Tb.4 gorsy.o,, .ass;o, g. f;. |
in roller skating are enjoyed by many
who prefer that time for learning to the
more crowded afternoon and evening SEES
sions.
There will be meeting Of the Barre |
Medical society with DIR. ]. w. Jack
son Wednesday evening at $50. A paper
on Eczema win be presented by Dr. /
Clement, with discussion aftcrward.
Daniel A. Perry went TO Boston last
night to attend to some business mat.
tiers in connection with the Barre Gran I
lite and Quarry company. The Rev
Nv. A. Kinzie went down on the same
matter earlier in the day.
Alderman Frank r. Burke has re-
turned from six weeks trip through 1
the West in the interests OF the granite |
firm of Burke Bros. With |
the exception Of Mayor Barclay the city /
council will be complete again.
The woman recently arrested by Dep. /
uty Sheriff Camp in Waitsfeld on the
charge Of adultery, Susan Johonnott by |
name, was released from county Jail on
bail yesterday aud went with her broth.
er to Boston. The amount of the bail
was 5000.
Tom Suitor, who has been in Wash
Ington county jail since supreme court
affirmed the verdict Of Caledonia county
court on his liquor case, was taken to
the house OF correction yesterday to
serve three months sentence for VIC.
lation Of the liquor law in Hardwick.
Sheriff Winch Of Caledonia county &C
him.
Sheriff Baldwin of Wells River was in
town today with four prisoners, on the
way to the Orange county Jail at Chel-
sea. The prisoners were handcuiied to
gcther and were not very talkatiye,
but one passed out the information that
NV AtANob was ANf w wv AUINH lAll
and a little disorder" The quartette
with their keeper took dinner at Cay
hue's restaurant
Miss Annie Parker, stenographer in
the Office OF the secretary OF the Quarry
Workers international union, has re.
,eived letter from Secretary Mccarthy,
stating that he had left California,
where he went few weeks ago 10 look
after the interests Of the union, aud
that he will return TO Barre about the
middle OF. the last of February. Secre-
AIRY Mccarthy writes that he will visit
tarious branches on the trip East.
Among the notable performances Of
.he older men Of Barre 10 be recorded
a the pedestrian trip of Luther p
Mood yesterday when he walked from
lis home three miles on on the West
Hill, TO this city and back again, after
aking dinner here. II was partly a Il
birthday celebration as MI Wood was
rs years OF age yesterday. ia spite Of
biz years he is a sprigbtly man. and 3
snch iaunts are of common occurrence
with bin. Recently he TOOK a railroad
rip To points Ii Massachusetts, going
ilone
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