The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-02
TALK OF THE TOWN.
See Abbott's silk values.

Faneuse apples for 2S cents per peck.
y. Il. AYerill y 90.
All dress goods marked down in Alb
bolts clearance sale.
Miss Abide AverilI went TO Boston
yesterday on . visit.
NJ. II. Gladding Of Randolph was in
the city today on business.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Corey
of Prospect street, January !, a son.
Large thermometer, two feet in
length, for 25c at Hendricks Drug Store.
The Over the Teacnps club win meet
with Mrs. Whitconlb on Thursday at
2f3o.
John Burnett Of Burnett Brothers,
Milford, n. H., is in the city on bush
ness.
Have you seen those Boston moIasses
chips at Maseott'ss Fresh made daily.
Fry some.
The Presbyterian choir will meet for
rehearsal Friday evening instead Of
Wednesday.
Miss Allie Trow returned To Boston
yesterday 70 take up her work az En-
elAon again.
Batchelder's orchestra furnished music
ut Parks public dance at East Barre
last evening.
The Athena club viii meet with Mrs.
NJ. M. Gordon, so Pearl street, Tuesday
evening 1T 7;ao.
Miss Carlotta Andrews of Richmond
vas the guest VI her brother, g. y. An
irews, yesterday.
Miss Month AIudgctt returned to Bcs-
ton yesterday to resume her studies at
simmons college.
There will be meeting Of the La
dies OF Clan Gordon this evening for
the installation Of officers.
G. B. Kelley, manager Of the local
Western Union office, spent New Year
1t his home in Burlington.
N. H. Goodfelow left this morning
on d several days trip to Waterbury
md bakersfield, tuning pianos.
Mr. and Mrs. W. a. Morrison and
family spent New Years day with ON.
GER earle and family Of vest hill
Miss Blanche Bradford returned 70
Boston yesterday To resume her studies
at the Bryant q Strattcn college
Dance Ak Unitey hall, South barre,
Wednesday evening, January 81 Gil-
bertson'a orchestra will furnish music.
Roller skating at the Pavilion We'd
nesday afternoon and evening, contiDU-
ing every afternoon and evening this
week,
The Junior Baraea class Of the Bap.
list church win give d supper Friday
evening, January 9TH. Admission, -
cents.
All " NJ G. gymnasium members in
tefested in organizing a basket ball
league win meet in gymnasium this
evening al Z.
Mrs. r. f. Hamel and Charles Loner,
gan returned last night from Burling-
| ton. where they visited at the home OF
their father over Sunday.
4 business meeting Of the Christian
Endeavor society Of the Baptist church
viii be held this evening at seven o'clock
at the home Of Mrs. Gallis0n.
/ Lowell Jima Mcleod has bought o.
his father, u A. Mcleod Of this city
the latter's blacksmithing and horse
shooting business III WilIiamstown.
Clarence Worthen returned to Boston
today, where he Is attending the Har-
yard medical school, after spending thu
holidays at his home in this city.
/ Druggists b. u. Davis, Il, X. Rickcrt
/ and G. II. Kcndrick attended the meet
ing OF the State Pharmaceutical ali
ISOLATION At Montpelier hast evening.
/ Miss Ethel Strong, who has beer
! spending the holidays at her home ii
| East Barre left this morning for Pots
dam, N. ", where she is attending thS
Crane institute,
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Presby
| terrain church viii hold it's annual cleo
ton OF officers Wednesday evening Of
seven o'clock, All members are request
ed to be present.
Miss Bertha Smith, teacher in ons
of the public schools Of Burlington, i
spending her New Years vacation al
| the home Of her uncle, A. J.. Baldwin
on Washington street.
William Dunbar Of Chicago is visiting
friends in the city for few days MIR
Dunbar was formerly in the granite
/ business in this city az a member Z
the firm Of Dunbar & Park.
G. Newell Barber returned Sunday
night from Washington, d. G., wheis
| he has been for ten days. His brother
] Dan, who accompanied him to the cap
/ itaI stopped in New York for shorl
/ visit.
The Christian Endeavor society Of Tho
Baptist church elected the following oil
GERS Yesterday; President, Walter
Crearson; vire president, Bertha Mason
treasurer. Quincy Perry; secretary, An
ME Mcleod.
Victor Curtis Of Washington went tc
burlington this morning TO the Mary
/ Fletcher hospital 10 have one Of his
eyes removed The eye was badly IN
jured BY splinter flying into it last
November.
Miss Mary Mcdonald and Mrs. James
Hall. who have been visiting their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs John R-Donald, re-
turned to Boston YESTERDAY. Miss Mo.
/ f1ouatd xtill rcaiIfnp her sfudiea nj Elmer.