The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-24
TALK OF THE TOWN.
White saIe a Yanrhan,s.

Special values in fur coats at Alb
bolts.
Ladies' day for roller-skating at The
Pavilion Friday.
Listen to the 25c pbonograph records.
Averill Music Co.
Children's plush bonnets at greatly re-
duced prices al PeTryis.
9. NJ kenyon left this noon on d
business trip to Boston.
a daughter was born to MIR. and Mrs.
Daniel Blake, January 20.
A. Nicora went to Quincy, Mass, last
night where he win reside.
Mrs. a. b. Hutchins went to Lebanon,
N. H., today 10 visit friends.
Discount sale on all furniture is now
on at ,. VI. Hooker 4 Co.'S.
velveteen shirt waist suits, now
$3.50, were $3.50, at Abbott's.
Dennis +. Byiow Of Wisconsin is
visiting his nephew, B. 4. Bylow, Of this
city.
The Central Labor Union meets in
Carpenters hall Friday evening, Jan.
26 at 40 o'clock,
A new idea has appeared III com
bination bust and shirt waist extend
er. On sale at Fits.
Companion Court, Granite City, No.
757, will hold public whist party ia
4. Q. +. hall Thursday, Jan. 25
A full assortment Of valentines can
be found at our store. All kinds, all
prices. Ideal Book and Stationery, Store.
The Ladies Of the q. a. r. will meet
Friday afternoon at half past two
o'clock, and a full attendance is request
ed
Allen Reid returned To the Holiness
school at Plymouth, n. H., after spend
ing several weeks at his home in this
The Barre Civic Federation Of Wo-
mems clubs viii hold meeting at the
library room Friday, Jan. 20, at ESQ
p, m.
There win be regular meeting Of
BrightStar, Rehekah Lodge, No. Is,
Wednesday evening, January a. at $50
o'clock
Mrs. O. III. Hale left this afternoon
for West Lebanon, N H., where she viii
visit at the home Of her brother for a
few days.
Little Hermcn Griffin who has pro-
pensity Tor running away. disappeared
from his home on Washington street
again last night.
Iroquois Tribe, /. 0. II. M., halIoted
on IA applications for membership last
evening. and raised one candidate to the
chiefs degree.
Colonial Ten, Congregational church
parlors Friday evening, the 2eth, at 6:i5
p. M, followed by an entertainment.
Both for 25c
Fireman Gilley doctoFed up a burning
chimney in the d. "A. Camp house on
Elm street this afternoon, being called
by telephone. He took along two dry
chemicals.
NJ Rarbato, former member Of the
Italian chamber Of deputies will arrive
in the city today, and will deliver an
address in the pavilion tomorrow even.
ina 70 the Italians on the socialist pro-
paganda.
A Barre man placed a classified adj
vertsement in this paper for man
wanted. lie received twenty-six replies
in two days and they are still coming.
re thinks that the job of selection is a
hard proposition.
Italianil Soto gil auspi della Fed
erazione Socialista Italians, II Dott.
Nicola Barbato terra una eonferenza di
propaganda al Pavilion Hale's Ia sera
di giovedi rs c. IN. ore pom. La Seq
lone di Barre, VT
st. Johns Court, G. o. r., win hold
whist party IN n Of C. hall, Scam
PM block, on Thursday evening, Jan.
25th. Playing will begin at Sis sharp.
After game there will be dancing until
midnight. Admission Toe.
c. J. Goodrich Of PIainfeld was a
visitor in town today. He leaves with
his wife tonight for visit Of several
weeks in Graniteyile, Missouri. Mrs.
Goodrich has been in poor health and the
trip is made on that account.
Company H., v. N. O., OF Montpelier
gives another dance in its armory Fri.
day evening OF this week. Dancing
from to ~, with special car to Barre
afterwards. Gilbertson's orchestra. Adj
nilsson 50 cents couple, ladies is cents.
The Barre and Montpelier Power and
Traction company has chosen confer
ence committee Of three men to meet a
similar committee from the employees Of
the company to talk over proposed
new settlement. a conference viii be
held within a short time The present
agreement expires one week from to-
night.
A child crying Sire" called the atten-
ton Of passersby 10 the Cross block
on Elm street, Montpelier, yesterday af-
ternoon, and IN investigation showed a
brisk blaze in a couch in John Buley's
tenement. II. X. Peck and another man
dumped the couch out Of the window and
shut off tic chances Of serious fire. II
is thought that tho child who gave the
alarm had been playing with matches.
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Menu for Colonial Tea.