The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-26
TALK OF THE TOWN.

sale prices on turs az Abbott s.
Sale Of white fabrics al Fits.
Trunks, bags and suit cases at Me
| WhoTter's.
Ladies day for roIler-skating at the
Pavilion today,
Mrs. Bert Blair went to Wells River
today on y visit.
Listen to the zoe photograph records.
Averill Music Co,
Sale 81 sample Peerless muslin under
wear at Yaughan's.
Read City Bakery advertisement for
their Saturday special
Roler-skating this afteinoonan even
ing at the Pavilion.
Mrs Eleazer Smith Of Washington Wis
tied in the city today.
4. Nj. Morrison went to Waterbury
this morning on business.
j.. Al. Prindle went to Roxbury this
morning on d hunting trip.
There will be no choir REHEARSAL to-
night at the Church Of the Good Shep.
herd.
The Central Labor Union meets in
Carpenters hall Friday evening, Jan.
I26 at $50 o'clock.
There will be d whist party in Odd
Fellows hall, Gordon block, on Satur
day evening, January 27~
Fun weight one pound boxes Of home
made chocolates and bon bons zoe box.
Saturday only at Barre Candy Kitchen.
Come down to the Presbyterian church
and help US 10 untangle the cobwebs."
It viii afford you very pleasant even
ing.
Colonial Tea, Congregational church
parlors Friday evening, the goth, at GELS
p. M, followed by an entertainment.
Both for csc,
A. j. Gingras, local manager for the
Equitable Accident Insurance company,
went to Burlington this afternoon for
a few days stay.
Owing To the illness Of the Rev. Mr..
Freeman there win be no service at the
Church OF the Good Shepherd this even
ing. Mr. Freeman was taken suddenly
iil yesterday morning with the grip. lie
is little better today.
In the list Of flowers at Mildred
Ahern's funeral published yesterday, the
following names were omitted. Carna-
tons, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bruce; earna-
tons, Miss Healey and pupils; wreath,
Mr.. and Mrs. CalIaghan and B. G..
Durkee,
Miss Ethel Sabin, who has been visit
ing for few days at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Livingstone, returned
today To her home III Concord, N. II.
If You want to hear the 'asters' sing,
90 TO the Presbyterian church next
tuesday evening
Miss Carrie More 81 Roxbury, N. 81,
\ IS the guest Of her brother, J. Gould
More, on fremont street, and Miss Rose
More 81 the same place il visiting her
l brother, George " More of Franklin
street. Both were guests at small
party given by Mr.. and Mrs, ,. G. More
Last evening
The Montpelier city council has called
| upon Supt Solile OF the Central Yer
mont railroad to explain why the com
lpany mas not removed the horses from
under its bridge over the North Branch
in Montpelier. The city claims that much
damage By high water is threatened be-
cause the horses cause the ice 70 jam
in high water times.
In Montpelier city court yesterday
| Judge Harvey suspended the sentence Of
Frank Colburn Who pleaded guilty to a
second offence Of intoxication, and the
mans actions during the next two weeks
will govern the decision whether fine
or sentence to the house of correction
shall be imposed. Coburn has family
to support. Bail of 500 was furnished
by his attorney, J. Z. Bailey.
The return game Of basket ball be-
tween Goddard seminary and Burling-
ton high school will be played this even
\ ing at the Goddard gymnasium, and the
home team il expected to make a better
showing than ii did at Burlington Wed
nesday night when the score was % to
III. Tomorrow evening the seninary's
second team viii play the second team
OF Montpelier seminary at Montpelier.
New equipment is 10 be added to the
plant OF The Consolidated Lighting COM
pany Of Montpelier Additional water
wheels will be put in at Bolton Falls,
increasing the capacity OF the plant from
2 900 10 400 horse power, which, added
to the Pioneer plant, will give the com
pany capacity of 1900 horse power.
These extensions, it is estimated, will
cost in the neighborhood Of 100000.
They we're decided upon at a meeting
of the company yesterday afternoon.
Music Is the harmonious voice OF
creation, an echo Of the invisible world,
one note Of the divine concord which
the entire universe is destined one day
to sound" So says Mazzini, an Italian
musician. How much the persons who
have concert IN charge wish they might
enthusc and inspire a Barre audience
with that love OF good music that inter
est, and intense desire to listen ami
4 learn more Of the great masters
through their beautiful works. If you
10 not enjoy II yourself viii you come
with your children to the concert Wed.
nesday, the 3ist, at the Congregational
church They may ike it and profit
thereby.
For genuine bargains in winter goods
you should attend The exceptionally big
/ sale now on at A. a. Smith & Brothers.
I i1ta Yaoent ,,,a,.f,, weather furces them