The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-03
TALK OF The TOWN.
Tomorrow az Fits.

2ee AHDott eieaihHce s"le'
Four cans Of corn for 25 cents at
Sowden 6 Lyons
Robert Morrison went to Boston today
o., business trip
An dress goods marked down u Alb
bolts clearance sale.
j. n Berry vent to Burlington this
morning % business
Charles Bxby went ID Worce Tea,
Mass, to-day % ! visit.
Dana i. Davis and wife Of Chelsea
were visitors d the city today
1. &. Daniels went To Springfield,
Mass, today oil business trip.
A two-foot thermometer, guaranteed
accurate, s5c ut kendrick,s Drug store.
Alex Coburn went To Now Haven,
Conn.,, today Tor 9 visit with relatives.
Weitzel Webster Of East Roxbury
was the guest of q, .. Howea geater-
LAY.
Mrs. Dennis Gleary went to st. Johns.
bury today to visit relatives for q few
days.
A tenement in the Miles granite block
also 4 suite Of two front rooms, are Tor
rent
Have you seen those Boston nioIasses
chips at Mascott's3 Fresh made daily
Try some.
Mrs. =. Avery went ID Burlington this
morning for q few days visit at the
home d relatives.
There will ~ special meeting of The
Foresters of America this evening for
election 81 officers.
Mrs. g. Il. swasey and daughter, Har.
riet, left this noon for q visit with rela-
tiyes IN Greenfield, Mass.
Bernard Marshall public stenograph-
Ell, 12 State street, Montpelier, does
prompt ana efficient work.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Jenkins n 17o South Main street II
very III with typhoid fever.
Roller skating at the Pavilion We'd
nesday afternoon and evening. eontinu-
Ing every afternoon and evening this
week.
S. B. Searles, who has been visiting
his son, G. FL Searles, fer The past few
days, returned today 70 BLY, home in
Bristol.
Mrs. James Evans, who has been stop
ping with her daughter, Mrs j NV.
Grady, went 10 her home IN Mortified
this afternoon.
Black mare, good roader, about oso
pounds, not afraid 81 steam Of electric
cars, for immediate sale By A. w.
Premier, Granite street, City.
Frank q. Rogers dog, 1opsey. was
run over and killed by an electric ear
near the switch at Wells, Lamson s.
Co.'S plant Monday afternoon.
Officers and members of the Good Tenn
plars are requested TO be at their hall
at o'clock sharp tonight AZ there viii
be meeting before the sociabie.
The Ida Reed union, w. G. Z. II, will
hold their regular meeting Friday after.
noon at 2:a0 o'clock AZ the home Of Mrs.
David Ainard Of South Main street.
Mrs. Flora George ~ Wells River,
who has been visiting for few days
at the home Of sir and Mrs r.. G. Brock,
went to Burlington thia morning for a
visit.
Ray Curtis and Thurman Dix, who
have been spending the holiday vacation
AZ their homes III this city, returned this
morning TO the University of Vermont
at Burlington.
T.. NJ. Lyon has purchased q Mormon
rooster recently, Of a Mormon hen breed.
er of Bethel Vermont. The bird weighs
l2hlbs Gene says he viii have plenty
q chickens next spring.
Ed Raymond holds the record to date
on snowy owls. He shot one last week
above A. II. Batchclder's place in Plain-
field. The owl measured five feet i've
inches from tip to tip Of its wings.
A regular meeting Of Jumpers, Box.
ers' and perrickmen's union, No 30,
viii be held IN Carpenters hall this even
Ing a 1880. Important business. G.
j. Allen, president; S. r. Dotey sec
rotary,
Remember the box sociable at the
Good Tenlplars hall IN Worthen block
tonight Ladies' are requested to bring
boxes. Those VI no do not will be charged
10 cents admission. Programme TO be-
gin At o'clock
There viii be ioint meeting Friday
evening at z p. M, Jan. sth Of the i o
+ 0leslefs and Companion court in Wor.
then block i Joint installation OF OIL.
GERS and public whist party. Every.
body come Cake, sandwiches, and cot
fee will be served. Admission IS cents
Speaking Of ancient dance cards in the
Times 81 yesterday recalled to Mrs. Mar
tina f. p. Bates that she had collection
which SHE brought out for the inspection
Of a Times reporter She has nlne diff
ferent cards, the Oldest one dated Jam
1st, 1919. They were Che property Of
Col. Otis Peck Of whom she is grand
daughter.
a pretty home wedding occurred in
Montpelier at S O'Clock on Monday even
ling when Charles Sumner Holmes and
Miss Bertha Mae Rowel were married
az the home Of the bride at 81 Harrison
,,aet5a Ray " n Dutpshirc otticiatiOo