The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-16
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tsrsely Told for Busy
Readers.

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Readers.
New ginghams at Vaughan's.
New wash silk waists at Abbott's.
Ladies' fur-lined coast regardless Of
cost at Fits
Roller-skating at the Pavilion every
day this week
Dr. N. G. Barber ii confined to the
house BY q severe cold.
Mrs. Frank q. Robinson il visiting
friends in Iittleton, N. H., for d week.
Curtain rises at 5 o'clock tonigAy for
Mrs. Wigs at the universalist church.
Miss May Arkley, the nurse, is visit
ing her brother In East Barre for few
days.
Mrs, Horace Moody Of Washington
left on the $50 train last evening for
Los Angeles, Cal.
Superintendent Mathewson Of the city
school was confined to the house today
because Of q severe cold.
Arthur Daley manager Of the Inter-
| city ball team last summer, will coach
the Montpelier seminary team this
spring.
Mrs. VT. j. Turner and children are
in town for a short time from SHEER
brooke, r. @. They intend to make their
home in Sherbrooke.
Miss Dora Cummings, who has been
visiting relatives in the city for the
past two weeks, returned to her home
in Concord, n. II, yesterday.
The doors viii be open at 7.3o and the
lplay will begin at O'Clock tonight for
the presentation Of Mrs. Wigs of the
Cabbage Patch at the Uniyersalist
Ichurch.
Miss Gertrude Goodrich and her
mother Of Hardwick, who have been
/ visiting at the home Of III. A. Goodrich
for the past few days, returned to their
home asst evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Jones and dauah.
ter. wis, Went to Montreal today for
a few days visit. Mr.. Jones expects to
| 20 to Maine on a business trip before
returning TO Barre.
I. w. Bates returned last evening form
Wisconsin, where he has been attending
the trial Of case In which he was the
I plaintiff to recover payment on monu-
nent Mir Bates recovered judgment
in full and speaks in the highest terms
Iof the treatment he received at the
hands Of the court there.
The Presbyterian choir enjoyed a
sleigh ride on Wednesday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Wm, Walker invited the choir
up to their farm on the East Hill, where
they wefe pleasantly entertained. Re-
| freshments were served and the even
I ing was spent in playing games and
singing. All had delightful time.
An item in the Times the other day
stated that Thomas Daniels Of Seattle
had written the Burlington chief OF
police for any information about his
brother, James Daniels. Robert Ran.
ney Of this city says he knew james
! Daniels, that he came from st. Johns.
bury to Barre, worked here for time
land about is years ago went to Caifor-
mia, where be later died.
/ Il ne Wptk uf the WHutt kEstE III uIdWT
ing Of room four ut Beekley street
school was ruined last evening during
the caucus which was held in that room.
The teacher had not been notified that
there was to be 4 caucus in the room
las it Is usually held in room one. The
drawings were left on the teachers desk
land in some way were knocked onto
the floor and trsmpled upon and entirely
ruined.
The Quincy Adams Sawyer" company
finished two nights stand at e. barre
Iopera house last evening and a
fair sized audience as much as ans com
pany this season. The piece is 20 full
of drolleries that the company was kept
IN good humor all the time. The title
role was we'll taken by James Thatcher,
the hero of the New England country
Village. Karl j. Way as Ezekiel Pettin'
Igill and Floyd X. Briggs as the village
singingmaster were also good.
The Over the Tea Cups club entertain.
cd the Philomathean and Athena clubs
at the home OF Mrs. J.. W. Mcdonald, II
Hill street, on the evening of Feb. a.
The house Was prettily decorated with
hearts and cut flowers. After a socisl
hour the following program was rem
dered; Vocal selection, Louis Griffiths
lrcading, Miss Mabel Hamilton; travel
talk, Mrs. G. r. Allen, Jr; vocal selec-
tion, Louis Grifiiths; reading, Miss
Hamilton. Light refreshments were SER
lived.