The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-19
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Bingham sale At Perrys on Saturday.
Look in B. W. Hooker & Co.'S window
for facts.
Special cut prices on ali colored coats
at Abbotts.
Don't miss the petticoat sale at The
Vaughan Store.
Baldwin apples at SOC per peck. Fl.
u. AyeriIl 4 60.
William Bolt is quite sick with ton
silitis at his rooms.
a barrel 81 Baldwin apples for 5000
H. 1. Averill & Co.
z. A. Kent went to Mortified this af-
ternoon on business.
d. +. Davis Of Chelsea was in the
city today on business.
Ridiculously low prices on chiffoniers
at 3. w, Hooker s Co.'S.
r. Z. Scott went to NorthtieId this ri
ternoon on legal business.
Mrs. Georgia Moore went to Wells
River today to visit friends
George Robb and A. McKinzie went
TO Mortified yesterday to work.
Lessons given III the art Of boxing
George Bergeron, A Foster street.
Frank McWhorter returned yesterday
from q few days visit in Brookheld.
j. Dindo and family went to Beebe
Plains today, where they will reside
Hot water bottles, guaranteed for one
year, rs cents at Hendricks drug store.
There il going 70 be Saturday sale
at McLean's shoe store. See ADVERTISE
ment.
A rehearsal viii ~ held at the Con.
gregational church parlors tonight at 8
o'clock.
McWhorter has boys suits built for
career Of hardships. $500, $3.50
to 5000
Colonial tea and entertainment at the
Congregational church parlors Friday,
January 20.
G. II. Brown and Dir, M. o. Hutchin.
son Of Washington were among the visit
ors in the city today.
Afr. and Mrs. b. j. Owens went to
Mortified today 70 attend tie military
ball there this evening.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
meet Saturday afternoon 1T $3.50 o'clock
in the Methodist church.
Mir. ana Mrs. Tyler Thompson Of
Hardwick were in Barre today to at
tend the funeral Of Miss Mamie Reilly.
III. u, MCGOWAN has first-rate heavy
traverse sled for sale, 1t is rugged for
logging and has a body for drawing
wood, etc.
4 charter has been issued al the sec.
retarys Office of the Quarry Workers
organized in Lanesyille, Mass.
Officer earle arrested Fred Brasaw
yesterday afternoon for intoxication. In
city court this morning Brasaw pleaded
| guilty to a second oiiense and was fined
SIS, with costs Of ss.69.
Stanley S. Percy leaves tonight for his
home in Westerly, r. l.. to visit for
. month before going to Utica, New
York, where he will engage in the retail
granite and marble business.
| The Civic Federation Of Women's
clubs arc to give a concert in the opera
house on the evening OF Feb. 2lst AIT
lists Of renown will be engaged and the
concert viii be The best given this sea
son.
| There will be meeting Of the ex.
members Of Company u, v. N. c., Fri
day evening, january 10th, at : o'clock,
ia room No. /, Buzzell hlocks 70 reach
| q final settlement with the captain. BY
order Of committee,
An illustrated lecture will be given
4 in the Unisersalist church Sunday even
I ing on BENJAMIN Franklin the in a
short series on Some Famous Ameri-
cans. The pictures will be Of q high
grade in stereoptieon art.
! The greatest cut on wooden underwear,
wooden hose, flannel shirts and sweaters
! ever advertised IN Barre is TO be found
I in A. A. Smith & Brothers window.
4 Sweaters, All; flannel shirts, Csc; wool
underwear, s0 cashmere hose reduced
from 25c to 15c. Sl.25 and S1.5O dress
shirts, in soft and stiff bosoms, to 20
at soc; felt shoes reduced from $3.50
and S2.75 to S1.o8; $3.50 grades Of shoes
at s2.0s; rubber goods at about 25 per
cent discount About rs fancy vests.
values from $3.50 to $500, to close at
$1.os. See their advertisement on page
four.
The eightieth birthday of Albert
Johonnnott Of Montpelier on yesterday
was the occasion 81 a family dinner at
which several out-of,town parties were
present in the afternoon Nh. Johonnott,
who Is one OF Montpelief's most respect
ed citizens, was born ia Barre, where for
many years in his early life he conduct.
ed a tannery business. The Johonnotts
are an old family hereabouts, the grand
! father OF the subject 81 this sketch com
4 ing 70 Barre from Connecticut While
residing IN Barre Mr. Johonnott was
town clerk and treasurer. Since re-.
moving To Montpelier he has been school
commissioner, selectman and county
commissioner besides he was charter
member Of The Montpelier Savings Bank
director OF the Montpelier National
Bank and director OF the Capital Say
ngs Bank He Is d member Of the firm