The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-16
TALK OF THE TOWN.
voiles at Toe at Abbott's.

Look IN \. w, Hooker & Co.'S window
fcr facts.
Baldwin apples at zoe per peck. II.
\. Averill 4 CO.
John Tassie went to Boston last night
on q business trip.
a barrel of Baldwin apples for $500.
=. L. Averill & CO.
| Dr. A. II. II. Lewis went to Northfeld
this morning on business,
RidicuIoualy low prices on mission
furniture at ,. w Hooker 4 Cos.
McWhorter has boys suits built for
career OF hardships. $500, $3.50
TO $500.
United states Senator M. r. Dilhng-
ham is al his home in Montpelier for a
few days.
See Davis, the Man of Mystery, with
the Lorne EIwyn Company ut the opera
house tonight.
a. y. Morse left this morning for
Schenectady, N. ~. after few days
stay at his home here.
| Miss Mary Bruce left yesterday Aft
ternoon for Montreal, where she has
accepted q position.
Now il your chance to buy mission
furniture cheaper than ever, at B. WI.
Hooker & Co.'S store.
One OF the Montpelier aldermen, II. r.
Dawley, has already announced that he
is candidate for reelection
The Goddard basket ball team will
\ play the " MI q. III tic Goddard GYM
nasium on Thursday evening,
Whist party and social at Miles ball,
Thursday evening at s o'clock under the
auspices 81 81. Monica's society.
| c. +. Young and Il. +, Harrington Of
Burlington were in the city yesterday
on their way to Boston on business
trip.
M j. MCGOWAN has a frst-rate heavy
traverse sled for sale. II il rugged for
logging and has body for drawing
wood, etc.
The Athena club viii observe gentle
mems night Ut the home Of Mrs. j. Otis
1 lldtC VI washington ntASNA LAN1aeN
evening AT 1880 o'clock.
Harry Durham left last night for
Boston and from there he will 60 to
4 Florida to work IN a hotel during the
remainder 81 the winter
4 regular council meeting Of the
( Ladies' Aid society 81. ST. Monica =
church win NJ held Wednesday evening
at 7.3o, az the convent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McCmrie returned
this morning from Harrison, N J-
\ where they were called by the death
of Mrs. McCurrie's mothef.
Ernest N. Worthen of this city, who
has been working IN the New York Life
Insurance company's office in Rutland
has been transferred to Springfield,
Mass.
Miss Grace Mclean, who Is employed
in the telephone Office ia North6eld, i
spending a two weeks vacation with re-.
latives in this city and at her home
in Graniteyilie.
AT the regular session Of the n. u. O.
r. Wednesday evening, there i to Be
the installation of officers, and the meet
ing will begin az Z O'Clock sharp Per
order, Warden.
"Eor Home and Honor tonight ut the
opera house by tie Lorne Elwyn COM
panv with complete change Of special
ties. One OF the strongest plays present.
cd by this company
Joseph Bottimini. wife and child, and
g. Tomasi with his family left yester-
day to visit relatives IN Middleburyi
Brandon and Rutland
Regular meeting Of Granite City
Camp. No. 1855, N1 w. of A., Wednes-
day, Jan. 18th, at p. m. The installa-
tion Of otlicefs-elect Will take place on
that night let there be good attend
ance.
Van J. Leonard, bookkeeper for b.
w Hooker & Co., il taking a weeks va
cation from his duties and il is stmmised
by his friends that on his return he
viii be accompanied by a lady house
keeper.
The choir Of the Methodist church
Is to have a sleigh ride tomorrow night
to Plainheld where they will be served
with n supper given BY the ladies Of
the Methodist church in that place,
The teams will leave the church at $50
o'clock sharp.
There will probably be three bidders
for the contract OF furnishing street
lights in Montpelier this year, the
Moody & Almon company being reckon
ed among the possibilities, along with
the Consolidated and the Viles company
Moody & Almon have fine plant on
the Mad river, near AIiddlesex, and they
are anxious " yet into Montpelier.
A new student BY the name OF Duttor
has entered Goddard this term. He has
crack reputation as a pitcher and first
baseman and Is also doing excellent
work OH the basket ball team Mr.
buttons home is in Barton and he has
played summer ball on town teams Will
good success, both in the box and on
first base.
Closing ont sale, The balance d
! trimmed hats regardless Of cost One
, lot untrimmed felt hats 1915 cents;
! lot untrimmed felt hats, from % cents
to rs cents. were from Sl.o0 to $3.50
| II lot Of beaver hints, from 80 cents t
$3.50. Braids, wings, fancy feathers
and everything in tile millinery line K
/ close out. Mrs. j. M. Bond, 50 NORTH
Main street.
The January number Of Expansion
! published 1T Burlington, contains an ex
Z cellent cut Of the drill team Of Camp No
$685. Modern Woodmon. In connection
with the Cit Is this sketch; THE team
\ was organized March 4, 1905. Tw,