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


Winter goods at cost At vaughan's.
The knights Of Pythias will work the
first rank tonight.
George i. Milne has gone To New York
for few days visit.
r T. Perry went to Waterbury this
morning on business.
Miss VI. Colson, nurse, at 6 Ayeriil
street Telephone 1852.
The Wednesday afternoon roller-skat-
ing session il for the schools.
A. Barlzzi leaves tonight for an ex-
tended visit to his former home in Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Il. Heath went to
Worcester this afternoon for a weeks
stay.
Mems and women's CATERS, S2.25 for
first quality, At the Barre Shoe Co.'S
store,
Frank F. Walker went to Bethel this
afternoon to play at dance there this
evening.
Miss Jennie Matson returned last
night from q few days visit at her home
in Mortified.
Albert Eager Of Leeds, p. O., il visit
ing his brother, William of this city,
for a few days.
There viii be meeting Of the Ex-
bachelors club tonight at 7.30 at al
Merchant street
Miss Kate Little Of Concord, N. H., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Rowley,
on Beckley street.
There viii be a meeting Of the Social
ist party Wednesday evening, Feb. 9TH,
at 16 Central street.
Roller skating ait the Pavilion every
day and evening Of this week. Forenoon
session for beginners.
Owing to the death of Charles Emslie,
Emslie's flower store Oh Pearl street
viii not be open Wednesday.
The City Farmers club viii hold their
second annual banquet al the Northern
hotel, Thursday, February sth.
| The Ladies' Missionary society of the
Congregational church viii meet We'd
nesday afternoon at $50, in the church
parlors.
Prints may be higher later You can
get them for Sc now. We have a good
assortment Of new ones. Veale 4
knight.
Among today's weather stories is one
| by +. p. Morse, who declares it was so
cold that bis two.foot thermometer wasn't
able to register it.
On Wednesday evening the first roller.
skating session from $50 to . o'clock,
is reserved for private party. Second
session open to All,
| A. Bozozzero is expected To return the
last of this week from Montreal, where
1 he has Just undergone a successful opera
ton on one eye at the hospital there.
/ at a meeting Of the Civic Federation,
held last evening at the home of Mrs.
F. T. Cutler it was decided to continue
the work Of the district nurse until
March LIST.
/ There viii be meeting of the diree-
tors and members Of the Young Mems
club in the room this evening at S
o'clock. all members are requested to
be present.
George Gray, formerly Of the old
Milne, Ciarihew 4 Gray granite firm,
and his family left this noon for Aber-
deem, Scotland where they expect to
make their home.
A cream fsh supper win be served at
the NJ. E. church Friday evening. Feb.
8, under tho auspice of the choir; sup
per served at els, to be followed by an
entertainment. Watch the paper for
menu and programme.
Among the Masons who went to
Mortified this afternoon to attend the
district meeting Of the Sixth Masonic
district, were Lewis Roberts, district dep.
uty; William Cato, master Of Granite
lodge, Arthur G. Tilden and Douglas Bar
clay
The Barre and Montpelier Power aud
Traction company has just installed a
new storage battery to replace the ma
chine which has been in use for several
/ years. The new battery is of an i'm
proved type and was purchased at cost
of $1,000,
st. John Court, G. 0. f., will hold q
whist party in X OF G. hall, Scampini
block, on Thursday evening, Feb. 6th.
Twenty-Five hands win be played, after
which there will be dancing until mid
night. Playing will begin at SIS sharp
Prizes given. Admission, 10 cents.
a school boy in Montpelier has CON
fessed that he has made practice Of
stealing money from the teachers wraps
at the Union building. The boy was
traced out by means Of marked bill
and finally confessed that he took near.
lily 81. Snpt. Brownscombe thinks that
the boy has been punished enough al
ready and is loath to continue the case
for prosecution.
The floral tributes "a the funeral Of
the late 7. A. Thompson, held Sunday
Afternoon, were as follows Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Watts, carnations and ferns
Bennett Julian, carnations and ferns;
Mr.. and Msr. Wilbert Turner, Gala lilies
and fernsi Jones Bros employees
wreath OF roses and carnations and
ferns; from the family, carnations and
ferns and pillow with "Father" on III
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Jones, carnations and
ferns; Baraca class, carnations and ferns
Extraordinary February clearance and
price reductions are announced by a. a.
smith & Brother. The mems celebrated
Elite shoes, $3.50 to $500, to clear