The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Roller.skating today at the Pavilion.
See the new wash goods at yaughan's.
NJ, Morandi went to Hardwick today
to work.
See the new silk shirt wsist suits at
Abbott's.
The Francis Willard memorial services
have been postponed.
II. W. Buchanan went to Richford to.
day on business trip.
Miss Edith Ayerill went to Albany,
N. X, today for a few days visit.
M. s, Levin went to Burlington this
afternoon to visit relatives for few
day.
Our new spring percales and ginghams
are worthy your attention. Veale 4
knight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Denswore went to
Vergennes today for q few days visit
with friends.
Mrs. J. w. Grady went to Mortified
this afternoon for visit at the home
! ~ HNA AASt1SA'
| William Kinney was called to Brook.
field yesterday by the serious illness of
his sister, Mrs. Hatch.
The Congregational prayer meeting
tonight will be held at 6.45 o'clock, be-
cause Of the ward caueuses.
| c. w. Perry went to Plainfeld today
to close up real estate deal with Ed
ward Nye and J II. Fifeld.
4 Mrs Sarah Seaver Of Williamstown is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Julia Blanchard,
lief Washington street for few days,
The costume carnival BY the Christian
Endeavor society Of the congregational
church win be held Friday evening, Feb
20.
The last roller-skating session at the
Pavilion tomorrow friday evening, is
reserved by private party. All other
sessions open to all.
4 Seldom il an artist of Marie Parcello
Bixby's rank heard outside the large
cities. Barre will be favored indeed on
next Wednesday evening, the 21st
j, w. Gordon was IN Burlington yes
terday and with Il. W. Taft agreed upon
facts to be submitted to the circuit
court OF appeals in the bankruptcy case
Iof Knott q Closson, who were denied
their discharged by Judge Fl. II. Wheel.
/ en-.
In making your engagements Tor next
week do not forget the Marie Parcelo
/ BiXby musical recital. The ladies Of
the federation are depending this year
on these single entertainments for funds
to carry out their plans for the city's
/ betterment Do not let them BE- disap-
pointed next wednesday evening.
Az meeting OF the general and ward
committees Of Montpelier held last even
ing ii was decided 10 hold the ward eau
cuses to nominate an alderman in wards
4 4, and on Monday evening, February
%, and the general caucus to nominate
a mayor and other city officer on Tues.
day evening, February III. The commit.
tees recommended the use of the check
list at these caucuses.
The young people OF the Church Of
the Good Shepherd met in the crypt Of
\ the church last evening and organized
the Young Peoples Church Club, The
rector presided and Charles A. Brown
WAS elected treasurer and Arthur Nerill
was appointed secretary. After the bust
ness meeting a very enjoyable social
time following, during which st. Naien-
tines day was duly commemorated.
The f. L. d. class of the Baptist
church held a valentine party last even
ing nj the home OF Mrs. George Inglis
There was large attendance Of the mem
bers OF the class and very enjoyable
| evening was spent Games were played
and a programme was given, consisting
of singing by a quartette composed Of
Miss pmkie Lewis, Miss Henrietta In
! glis, i. A. Galhson and Earle Lewis
readings by Miss Elizabeth Sutton and
Louise Moyie and vocal solo by viii.
liam lnglis. Refreshments were served
Rare bargains for both young and old
in mems wear at A. A. Smith q Broth
er's, as they are offering their complete
line Of Elite $3.50, S4.00 and $500 shoes
at $2.9S; large lots Of $3.50 and $500
hats to 90 at Sl.0o; large lots Of 75c
mittens aud gloves al ACE; cashmere hose
reduced from 25c to close at 15e; rub
Der goods, including the Ball Band, the
Hood, etc, az great sacrifice; lot OF
stiff bosom shirts, regular Sl.25 grades
to 20 at 3gc; lot of Sl.50 knives to close
Csc, lots Of T5c knives at 40c, and q
lot Of soc knives at poe; rubber boots ID
60 at sos, such as you have been pay
ing $3.50 for. See their advertisement
on the nth PAGE.