The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-06
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Local Happenings Terscly Told for Busy
Readers.
More wash goods at Abbott's.
Thursday u ! big day At Fits.
Wrappers for only 7ac at vaughan's.
/ You want to see the children's dresses
at perry's
I Mems duck Huron's, $3.50 for first
quality, AT the Barre Shoe Co.'S store.
| There viii be 4 rehearsal Of the Me.
| thodist church choh' on Wednesday even
ling AZ o'clock sharp.
Tonight the r. W. Marks company
twill present The Bowery Grip; COM
iplete change Of specialtics.
| Special convocation OF Granite Chap
tier, No. 20, r. A. NJ, in Masonic hall
l "Wednesday evening. February Z, at Z
o'clock. Work, NJ Il. NJ.
There are at present liz inmates of the
| Washington county Jail at Montpelier.
There we're during the month OF Janu-
larry &c persons confined there for the
loffenee Of intoxication.
Regular meeting Of the Modern Wood
men Wednesday, Feb. 9TH at $50 p. M.
Two candidates for adoption. Officers
notice change ID time. John Rowley, Con-
sul; a. ]. Loranger, Clerk.
A regular meeting OF Bright Star Re
bekah Lodge, No. IS, win be held We'd
nesday evening, Feb. eth, at 2 o'clock.
tLet all officers and members please be
present. There win be practice.
Special meeting Of Sub. Court Barre,
No. 1917, l. Q. r., this evening. AS
business for the good and welfare of the
lorder win come before the meeting,
every member is requested to be pres
ent. j. .. lombard, q. S.
A billiard and pool tournament are
10 be run by members Of Yincitia club,
beginning today. There are nearly i
score Of entries in each class, and the
prize will be billiard cue. The play
ers are handicapped BY d committee
consisting Of j. II Smith, I. o. Wales
and f. d. Burgess. 1t is expected that
the tournaments viii run for the re-
niaiuder OF the winter, each player
meeting every other player
ES Meigs, Montpelier licensee, has
again been discharged after having been
accused of violating the terms Of his
license. Last week Frank Coburn de-
clared ia city court that he bought IL
qnor Of Meigs' store, when it was IL
legal to be scld to him. A hearing was
held, and yesterday Judge Harvey an.
nounced that Meige had been discharged
for lack Of evidence. At the hearing
Meigs, Arthur Conlin and j. III. Senter
testified that Coburn could not have
bought the liquor at the time he stated
he did.
Come and see Mr.. Bob in Mrs. Wigs
OF the Cabbage Patch" He is a very
generous hearted gentleman, invites the
entire Wigs family TO very aristo-
cratic restaurant az he supposed. But
when he asked Europena what she liked
best to eat and she answered, Green
pups, he was obliged to ask Mrs. Wigs
what she meant for he was sure there
WAS none on the bill Of fare. Cream
puffs, explained Mrs. Wigs, ably.
"ghe ct EN- onct at Mrs. Reeds, the
Bourbon stock yards wife, and she's
been talkin' bout 'eDi ever scnce.
Those popular entertainers, the Marks
Bsrs. Dramatic company, began weeks
engagement al the BARRE opera house
last night and presented "At the Point
of the SworG' to crowded house. Their
opening night was the most successful
Of any repertoire company which has
shown here this season. May A. Bell
Marks is with this company as usual
and was accorded cordial welcome last
might. Sne was well Supported. and
the play was we'll presented. The com
pany carries some splendid special
scenery. r. W. Marks, who is with
The company, says that in his 80 years
theatrical experience he has never met
with greater success than this season.