The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
TALK OF THE TOWN.

White sale at Naughans.
Muslin skirts, osei at Abbott's,
Ladies' day Friday at the Pavilion
Special in white skirts At Vaughan's.
Mems stiff bosom shirts at McWhor-
ter's.
Listen to the 25c phonoraph records.
Ayerill Music Co.
Bargains in ladies' and children's
cloaks at Perry's.
A. B. Hutehins went to Mortified this
afternoon on business.
A. H. Powers Of Randolph was in the
city today on business.
Il. ]. Irish went to Harwood, N. II,
last night TO visit friends.
a. y. Morse Il in town from Science
tady, n I., for short stay.
A corset figure form by wearing an
r, & G, corset. At Abbott's.
Hot plum pudding free all this week
served at Eastman Bros. store.
DR.. J. Henry jackson has returned
from short visit in Burlington.
DR.. George H. sPiIler, optieian, win be
at the City Hotel February and 3.
Mrs. katherine Lavelle Of Fits store,
is at her home in Mortified for . few
days.
See in another column the menu .of
the mems supper IN the Uniyersalist
vestry.
d. F. Davis, the druggist, is having
his store renovated and frightened up
with a coat Of paint.
Companion Court, Granite City, No.
757, win hold public whist party in
l. o. i. hall, Thursday, February lst.
Watch for the tea man Smiths new
red tea and coffee wagon which viii
appear next week on his regular route.
Arthur S. Martin lost valuable
horse yesterday afternoon. The animal
was one Of his pair Of heavy black team
horses.
Ladies Aid dance this evening X. Of
Nc. hall Music by Gilbertsons orches-
tra. Admission 25 cents. Everybody
welcome
The men Of the UnNersalist church
will serve supper in the vestry Wednes-
day evening, Jan. 31st, from 6 to S,
All are invited.
Suite OF rooms to let on third floor
in Morse block. Nicely furnished for
two. Steam heat and electric lights.
Possession given immediately
Edison records for February will be
on sale Thursday Call ans hear them
Ne have them in stock You do not
have to wait for them Ayerill Music Go.
The forenoon sessions for beginners
! in roller skating are enjoyed BY maRy
who prefer that time for learning to the
more crowded afternoon ard evening SEES.
sions
I Miss Nellie Stewart il now night
operator in the local telephone office
having been transferred from the Mont
pelier office, where she was toll line
4 operator.
Members Of the city council were busy
at the City Hall last evening taking
an inventory Of the city's property 81
that an accurate statement Of the cty's
assets may be made out and be printed
in the annual city report,
There was fairly large attendance
at the concert in the Presbyterian yestrS
4 last evening. After the concert, con
4 siderable sport was had in trying TO mn
! tangle two cohwebs madp OF Irvine. All
the ends Of each string were boy anc
! girl and to unravel the web and for eacl
to still have his own string was some
thing Of a task.
James Turner of this city, son OF Will
lam Turner, formerly an eXpressmar
here, left yesterday afternoon for Soutl
! Chaghticoke, Mass, to join Luciers
minstrels. This lad, although only Il
I years of age, is considerable Of a stal
as an acrobat For some time he was
associated with John Mcknight and un
der the name Of Mcknight brothers gave
exhibitions in tumbling and acrobatiC
feQts.
Mrs. William Cole, ST., was able Il
sit up this morning for the first time
after an accident which happened TO hei
last Saturday. AS she was trying K
cross Seminary street near her home
she was struck by sled on which a
child was coasting. Mrs. Cole was thrown
against telephone post with such fore,
as TO render her unconscious. Dr. Reed
was called and found that she was not
injured except for the temporary shock