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


New ginghams at vaughau's.
New wash goods at Abbott's.
Lace sale al Perry's for a Saturday.
Mrs. Clifford Cote vent "a Worcester,
Mass. last night on visit,
Hot plum pudding free All this week
served at Eastman Bros store.
r. Q. Eaton wants to hire i young
man over eighteen years Of age,
4 chance to buy 12lsc giDghams for
emily ac per yard At Perry's On Saturday.
This i fur coat weather. McWhorter
has most anything you want from $1,000
70 $4,000.
Mrs. Leroy Thorpe Of Lancaster, n.
II. Il visiting hcr parents, Rev. and Mrs.
e. w. Cummings.
Mr.. and Mrs nj. MI Carney left last
night for Rochester, N. ", where they
will visit relatives.
The forenoon sessions for beginners
lin roller-skating are enjoyed BY many
who prefer that time for learning to the
more crowded afternoon and evening ses-
sions.
The G. r. Bianchi Granite company Of
Montpelier has filed articles OF incorpora-
ton, with capital stock Of $4,000 The
subscribers are Mary Bianchi, g. Bian-
chi, II Ala, p. saia and r. Poma.
William Northrop Ia now in the coun-
ty Jail al Montpelier having been unable
to secure bail 81 $500, the amount set
in the local city court when he was ar
raigned Monday afternoon on the charge
Of embezzling three dollars.
There win be- no service at the Church
Of the Good Shepherd this evening and
no choir rehearsal The usual services
at 1890 4. RI. and p. Ia. VIII be-
beld On Sunday and the Rev. Mr.. God
dard Of Montpelier will oaiiciate The
choir boys are requested to be at the
Sunday services promptly.
There were ten tables Of whist players
at the party given in Worthen's hall
last evening BY T. Q. F., No. 757. The
fret prize was won BY Mary Hutchins
and Bert HlItchins and the second BY
Mary Folsom and Charles Keith. Re-
freshments Of cake and coffee we.e ser.
we'd.
A rich musical treat is looked for
ward to at ain entertainment To be given
in Montpelier, February 70, when the
following viii participates, E. I'll Miller,
soloist; Mrs. TruA Of Biddefcrd, Maine,
soloiat, George H Wilder and Fred
Whittier The last named has Just re.
turned from taking a two years couzse
OF study on the violin under German
teachers.
B. Temay, stone cutter employed
at Robins Brothers, was struck in the
head BY a Tying link from chain which
broke while stone was lifted, yester,
day afternoon He was not rendered
insensible, but received bad cash on
one side Of bis head. The man was ready
to 70 to work again IN a few minutes,
but the foreman thought it WIS not
best for him to work without having
the wound dressed, 50 Mr.. Lemay went
10 Or. neziel's where the injury vas Mt
tended to.
a AE AANNF " - a. AAlANAA 5At5t +tj&ttAs 49,
night from Boston, whore he has been
on business ard pleasure for several
days. While there he ateepded Tho an
nual banquet Of the New England Alum.
nj Association o. the Rochester Theolog-
ical seminary, and was elected viea pres
ident OF the organization. The banquet
was held at tie Coplev Square hotel
Mr. Kinzie also attended The weekly
conference Of Baptist ministers Of Bos-
ton and vicinity
The shirt opportunity Of a lifetime
il now launched BIZ a. A. Saith &
Brother ia their shirt department %.
dozen lot to be closed az 4ac each. This
about covers the cost ~ making. Stiff
blossoms. and the patterns are select
Fine stripe and dot effects. The values
range from SIa5 to st.50. We believe
this bargain viii be long remembered
as it il the greatest shirt offering that
ever was made. Those who overlook
this will surely regret il Also other
bargains. See advertisement on sth page.