The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-24
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Terseiy Told for Busy
Readers.
Specials IN table linens at Fits.

Local happenings LeIseiy AOio Lur busy
Readers.
Specials in table linens at Fits
Reduction in wool underwear at
Perry's.
Trunks, bags and suit cases at Nc
Whorter's.
Special cut prices on all colored coats
at Abbott's.
Sale OF samples of muslin underwear
at Vaughan's.
Special rollsr.skating session for be-
ginners every forenoon from to II.
All ladies having table cloths belong.
ing to the Congregational church please
be sure and have them at the church
pallors by noon of Thursday, January
25th. IMPORTANT.
J. M knight of Corinth, while visit
ing in Barre, has been confined to bis
room for week BY bronchitis. He left
for home Tuesday and will finish bis
visit here later in the season.
The gentlemen Of the Unyersalist
lNANRNtt mt 1eAsb GNfutltE Nik0 illHlEcN
70 serve supper in the vestry Of the
church on Wednesday evening, January
81, from $50 to 7.30 o'clock.
Hadley's moving pictures pleased 4
large audience at the Empire last even
ing. The illustrations were of high
order of merit and artistically shown~-
Glen Falls, ~ Y, Times, Mar. IS, 1905.
At Barre opera house Thursday evening.
At the annual meeting Of the Ladies'
ard Pastors union Of the Methodist
church, the following officers were elect
ed; President, Mrs Al. J. Skinner; lat
vice president, Mrs. II. b, Vaughn; end
vice president, Mrs. Silas James; chair
man Of executive committee, Mrs L. D.
N Martin; secretary, Mrs. r, r keuerson;
treasurer, Mrs. G. s. Andrews.
"a fine supper (see menu),
prompt service 1.-TWO mattresses and
colonial patron and matron at each
| table,. All seated at same time to the
capacity Of the dining room. First table
at 6il5 and entertainment at s O'Clock.
Special tickets for entertainment only.
after 1880, Toe each Congregational
church parlors, Friday evening.
There will be regular monthly bust.
mess meeting of the members Of the Vim.
icitia cub, at the club rooms, on Thurs.
lday evening. Jan 25th. 1906, at eight
o'clock The president and board OF man.
layers desire every club member to be
present, as there ae important matters
70 be brought up for discussion in which
Ithey wish to have expressed the senti-
Inent Of all members.
The Epworth League will give social
(. "Wednesday evening. Jan. cath. Al
musical program will be presented, con.
sistirg Of piano solos, cornet solos, fav.
lorite hymns (with tableaux Illustration
and musical romance. Refreshments will
be served The program will commence
at eight o'clock All make an effort "a
be present. Any stray bits Of change
which you may be pleased to offer viii
be gratefully received
The concert and dance given by the
Montpelier Military band in the ar
mory at Montpelier last evening was at.
tended by about sixty couples A con-
cert by the orchestra was given from
| 5 TO 2 O'Clock and then a dance order
to 2 o'clock this morning. a feature
of the dance was the alternating of the
band and the orchestra, the former play.
ling for the twe-steps and the latter for
all other figures on the program.
Colonial Tea and Old Fashioned Dis
trict School at Congregational church
| parlors next Friday evening, January
26th. It is the intention to cause dys-
| pepsia at the supper and effect a cure
4 oh the entertainment Tho object is
| two-foId TO feed YOU So you'll enjoy
the entertainment. and 60 entertain 50
\ you'Il feel pleased with your supper.
BY combining the two enough can be
saved to warrant including the two bills
at the price Of ono.
The ice is all out of the streams IN
this vicinity, having gone ont yester.
day afternoon ard this morning. The
Stevens and Jail branches in Barre were
cleared in the afternoon yesterday, and
the rainfall cansed the water to rise
TO considerable height. so that some
OF the lower Easements on Main street
got their usual soaking late last night
Several baements in Montpelier We're
also flooded last night, but little dam
lHEt was HDtt. 1lltet superintendent
Clark Roberts Of that city was at
work blasting all last night md finally
got the ice started. Today the Winoos.
ri river runs clear 81 ice
Airs. o. w. Brockway, The champion
poultry manager in the vicinity of Ran.
dolph, has sold frcm 80 hens III the last
year poultry to The amount Of $t25.6O
and eggs that brought Ia s13O.23, max.
ing total receipts Of se25.o2. Out Of
this sum she paid sss.a7 for feed, which
left her a not gain Of Sl66.95 She has
on hand IS pnllets to take the place Of
the hens aud four coekerels, and out OF
her supplies has furnished eggs for the
family use and what were needed for
setting. As an operator N poultry stock,
Mrs. Brockway has few equals.
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