The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-08
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.


\ New wash goods at vanghan's.
4 Meseline silks, t4c, at Abbotts.
4 More new laces received at vaughan'z
i a chance to save money on cllildren's
dresses AT Perry's on Saturday.
/ Heavy weight Dutchess trousers, thr
best made, at McWhofter's. Every pain
warranted.
Mrs. Wigs philosophy; In the mud
and scum Of things, something's always
always sings
Companion Court, Granite City, No.
157, will hold a public whist party in
!. 9. I, hall Thursday, Feb. sth.
Roller skating at the Pavilion every
iday and evening Of this week. Ladies
admitted free. Forenoon session for be-
ginncrs.
There will be regular meeting of
Canton Ninton, No. ., on Friday even
ing, FEB. 9th, at 100 o'clock. A large
attendance il desired,
ladies who wish to assist il making
The Federation song recital success
Feb 2lst, can do so by selling tickets
which can be obtained of Mrs. Lazell,
South Main street.
Don't forget the special meetings at
the \. A. hall every night this week
Every one cordially invited to attend
and assist in the spread of Christ's King
dom 70 those who are weary and op.
pressed.
The arguments Of the citizenship ease
ut States Attorney y. Hollister Jackson
were completed at half past three o'clock
yesterday afternoon in Supreme court
IN Montpelier 1t is not known when
decision will be rendered.
The engineers in the MONTPELIER fire
department recommend the purchase of
. chemical engine and 4 modern hook
and ladder truck. The total cost Of the
department last year was S3.213.37. In
the ten fires Of last year insurance was
paid 70 the amount Of $3,i49.
AT meeting Of the Ladies' Aid ID.
eiety Of the Presbyterian church. held
at the home OF Mrs. George Fraser YES.
terday afternoon 1t was decided to hold
Z supper in the vestry of the church
Thursday evening, March 5, Of which
further notice will be given later.
The children who attend Tie North
Barre Sunday school We're given an en-
tertainment Wednesday night, consist.
ing OF selections from the grapophone
in charge of Mr. Carpenter and readings
by Miss Bessie Whitcomb. At the close
of the entertainment the workers ana
children gave vote Of thanks to Mr.. |
Carpenter and Miss Whiteomh for the
pleasant evening, which all present had
enjoyed.
We must not leave out Asia Wigs
Tor she was an artist The material to
work with seems such al expense 10
Mrs. Wigs, but If painting was her
forte she must have chance. So she
vent to a store and they charged her
Is cents for little boxful. She
thought that mighty heap. Then she
vent 70 a paint shop and Mr.. Becker
iound lot OF red an yarler and blue"
md only charged her q niekle and
'throwed in paint brush. sI'll tell
rou," says Mrs. Wigs, eshe painted a
reap with it. She even painted the win
low glass To cover up crack. that run
he whole length Of the window" Don't
all 10 see this noted artist at the Uni.
'ersalist vestry, Feb. 1916.
Regarding Mrs. Parcello Bixby's sing.
ne Wilmington, n. G., daily says;
We heard MISS Parcello with close az.
cntion and certainly she il a marvellous
niger. She adds to her gifts fine
resence, and her singing is character
sed by an easy dramatic expression that
ttmets interest while she delights BY
ef vocal powers and Accomplishments.
icr voice is rich IN its quality, is flexible
nd developers volume that IL won
Tous. Her information is most admirable,
er delivery is effective and there Is
bout her natural gracefulness, free
rom posings, that is refreshing. We
ave seen number 81 notices Of Mrs.
arcelo Bixby's singing BY Leading
rites. and though some Of them are
altering, her ability and accomplish.
tents in song entitle her to all that can
e said of her, Mrs. Bixby will give
song recital at the opera house, Feb.
ist under the auspices OF the Civic
ederation.