The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-10
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
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1<vsAA happenings 4cisEAy 1oiu lvA busy
Readers.
New music at Harris, Hale block
Twentieth anniversary sale 1T Fits.
Dress trimmings IL half price At
Abootts.
Hamburg iouncings in Abbotts clear.
ance sale at zoe and SOC per yard.
/ There will be meeting Of the school
commissioners this evening at tho usual
time.
The Belfast linen mesh underwear is
| the best. McWhorter is sol agent in
Barre.
! Miss i. 4. Townsend went To Water
bury this morning on visit with
friends.
/ The amusement committee Of Granite
tCity Lodge, Odd Ladies, will meet with
Mrs. Lake Wednesday evening, Jan. 10,
lat O'Clock
st. John Court, G. 0. r.. viii hold a
whist party in the X. Of 9. hall, Scam
lpini block, Thursday evening, Janu-
larry IA.
The Altrurians will observe Gentle
mems night ut the home Of Mrs. Hoyt.
50 Merhant street Wednesday evening,
Jan. 10th.
Mr. and Mrs. ar Nj AieIger lett this
morning for weeks visit with relat
ltiyes in Bury, y. O., and several other
places in the province.
Regular meeting Of Col. Mead Circle.
Ladies Of the &. 4. RI, Friday afternoon
At ESQ o'clock. "A good attendance Il
desiredi election Of officers.
Few Of the granite plants opened up
for business this morning on account
lof the cold weathor, and there were few
~ operation yesterday for the same
reason.
There win be a regular convocation of
Ruth Chapter, No So, o. L. s., Wednes-
day evening, january 10, at Z o'clock.
There viii be- work and refreshments
will DO served.
William Reynolds went to Hardwick
today, where he has accepted d position
as manager in stone shed. Mrs. Rey-
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with relatives in Portland, Me.
Alexander Wilson, the man who gave
Chief oil Police Hutchinson Of North
field such q heating last Saturday. is in
the county Jail at Montpelier serving
fifteen DAYS for intoxication When that
time y passed he viii probably be taken
into the Norihfield justice court for re-
sisting arrest and beating the officer.
Clearance sale Of odd lots OF papeteries
at prices that viii pay you to investi-
gate. We cordially invite all to come
in and inspect these bargains. If you
see anything you want We viii be pleased
TO sell it 70 you. II you do not bug,
you are just as welcome. and viii be
extended an invitation 10 call again. &.
N. Kenyon & Co.'S Bargain Store.
Howard l. Hindley was in town YES
yesterday afternoon in the interests of
Pereival w. Clement of Rutland. who
will be candidate for the Republican
nomination for governor III Vermont.
Mr.. HHindley saws that an active cam
paign win be started soon. and that his
man win talk through the medium of
the newspapers within short time.
The Montpelier National Bank yes
terday reelected the old board Of on |
GERS rs follows: President. Albert futile: |
vice president, James w. Brock cashier, |
/. II. Bixhy. The deposits of this bank |
are S19S2i0.13. Tht officers Of the First
National Bank OF Montpelier, chosen
Yesterday afternoon, are as follows;
President, Fred E. Smith; vice president, /
F. NJ. Cory; cashier, a. G. Eaton The
deposits in this institution are s2e4,-
073.53.
An event looked forward TO with more
than ordinary interest Electrically, is
the coming Of al w. Martins worlds
greatest revival of Harriet Beeeher
Stoves Ioyable story Of Uncle Toms
Cabin. Mr.. Martins reputation as a /
promoter Of this big production is well
known by theatre goers, but few are
aware that the coming event is one Of (
the most gigantic and elaborate that has
ever been attempted in America Not /
only does Mr.. Martin promise to bring
a company Of fifty white people, but
a carload of scenery, ponies, horses
etc, for the price. "Uncle
Toms Cabin" will hold the boards at
liale's theatre, Saturday evening, Janu
airy 10.