The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-10
TALK OF THE TOWN.
See the new goods a Yaughan's.

Strictly fresh eggs, 25c, and storage
eggs zoe per dozen at Ladd's.
Fifty mems suits al half price, Sat
urday only, at Rogers, ia Main street.
Miss Ethel Park, who has been quite
III at her home on Seminary street, Is.
reported On the gain.
One Of those Sterling wescuts Or
sweaters at McWhorter's il the proper
thing for this weather,
Mrs, Q. D. Cole Of MarahfieId arrived
in the city today for few days visit
with her daughter, Miss Eleanor Cole.
Street Superintendent Bruce secured
the 43 horses at work on the streets
today from II 9. Leonard, A. S. Martin,
n a. Slayton, William Reed and the
ire station.
Those who won first prizes at the
|. q. j. whist party Thursday evening
were: lst, Mrs. John ConnicS and Nelson
Larochelle; second, Mrs. Fred Folsom
and ,. z. White.
Now II tile time TO get ready for the
masquerade, promenade and oyster sup
per, which is to be given in Miles hall
Wednesday evening, February 1T. Mu-
sic By Batchelder's orchestra.
Special for Saturday Butter Scotch
candy, 15e per pound; cocoanut tally,
per pound. Fresh made Saturday morn.
ing at the Barre Candy Kitchen.
The usual Valentine remembrance ii
Of rather perishable nature. Why not
send something dainty in jewelry7 Miss
Walker has q most attractive line Of
these goods ia the heart shaped and
other appropriate designs.
Italiani attentil Per sabato Febbraio
10, mel negozio al r. III. Rogers 4 Co.,
grande vendita speeiale per un giorno
soltanto. 4 dozzinedi Ahiti, che yariano
dol numero ga AZ, yeTramo venduti
a meta prezzo soltantol v. Crolla, COM
messo Italiano.
Attorney J, Il Lanpson Of the Mont
pelier & Wells River railroad, who Ts.
sides in Cabot, today observed his 6sth
birthday and the 36th anniversary Of
his marriage to Abhic "A. Knight, the
marriage having taken place, however,
on the ninth OF the month.
just placed with the y. Al. Perry
Real Estate agency for immediate sale,
a farm that win suit the man that wants
something. This farm il situated two
4 and. a half miles from Northtield Wiz
lage, good land and good buildings. viii
keep about 20 head Of stock. Price,
4 S2,55o.
Frances Willard memorial exercises
will be held in the Congregational church
I on Friday evening, Feb. Id, at 7.s0. The
I meeting viii be under the auspices Of
the local Woinan's Christian Temper
ance union and win be addressed BY the
State President, Mrs. Ida FL Reed Of
Shelburne.
in Supreme court yesterday one OF
4 the last eases to be considered this term,
the Orange county assault case Of James
AtcQuiggan against John and Daniel
Laid and Eugene Spicer was taken up.
1t II claimed that the three respondents
badly used up the plaintiff in fight
over a year ago. Il. NJ. Harvey and his
son, John M Harvey, appeared for the
plaintiff, and r. Al Hoar and NJ. M.
4 Gordon defended,
Concert az Stainway Hail. London
Hayden Coffin and number 81 prom
/ inent voeaiists assisted, but the hit Of
the afternoon was made by Marie Par
cello BiNby, an American contralto, who
created 4 fmore BY her singing Of the
Grand Aria from samson q Della. This
lady possesses a voice Of such wide range
\ and delightful timhrc and her style Is
SO eminently dramatic that she arousos
her audience 70 point Of enthusiasm.
Am. Register,
n County examiner OF teachers G. ID.
I Mathews0A went TO Roxbury today Ia
aot as arbitrator Of dispute between
d few families and the town Of Rosbury
These families wish 70 send their chit.
dren to a school IN Northheid as the
school is nearer than those in RoybCrs
Ia that ease, however, the town of Roy.
bury will be called upon 10 pay the
tuition and inasmucii as Roxbufy Is
supporting Schools the town officials
there think that the children residing ~
the town shoild attend the home schools
Efforts to gel tie matter settled up be.
ween the principals concerned failed
and so the petition was sent to the
county examiner.
In spite 81 the storm there was a
good attendance az the Methodist church
last evening to partake Of the excellent
cream fish supper and enjoy the interest
ling programme given BY the choir, as
sisted By Fred DAWSON and Il. ID. Par.
menter. The concert was fully up u
the standard OF previous concerts given
by the choir. every number heing well
rendered The reader, Fred Dawson, 81
Montpelier seminary, fairly eaptiyated
his audience, keeping them ii an uproaI
throughout his readings His imperson.
Iation Of Farmer Judkins was exceptions
ally good. Surely the Methodist people
have every reason to be proud 81 their
choir and THEN excellent cooks.
Never before in the mercantile history
of Barre were suclle exceptionally low
prices made on strictly iirstclass goods
} as are quoted by A. A. Smith q Brother
III their advertisement on the sth paet
Of this paper Their complete line 81
| Elite $3.50, $500 and $500 shoes al
Be .9S; soft and stiff hats reduced from
$3.50 and $500 to 90 at Sl.00; lot q
fancy vests values from $3.50 TO $500
to close at Csc; large lot Of mems ane
boys suspenders 10 close at % per pair
rubber goods at big discount; lot Of
$3.50 knives at csc, Zoe knives at 49'
and soc knives OF 20ci lot OF Sl.5(
1 watches at 9Sc; 1925 underwear at Soc
mittens and gloves reduced from 75t
to 40c--in fact their store IS filed tC
I OVERLOOKING with bargains such as are
, not TO be found il any other store ii