The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-20
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings TerseIy Told for Busy
Readers.


Readers.
Eldredge sewing machines, $3.50, at
Fits.
Spring styles in white silk waists at
Perrys.
Indian head cotton for white suits
at Abbott's.
Roller skating at the Pavilion every
day this week
Free hot drinks at Eastman Brothers
store this week.
Costume carnival Friday evening, Feb.
20, Congregational vestry, 7 to Q P. m.
The vincitia lodge, K. Of n, will work
tine third rank at their meeting this
evening.
The Z. r., X. Of r., are requested to
be present to assist-in Ord rank. n. B..
Ballard Capt.
There will be public dance in Miles
hall Tuesday evening. Gilbertsons or
chestra viii furnish music
The Over the Tea Cups club will meet
Mrs. II. J. Smith Thursday afternoon,
February ~, at 2.30 o'clock.
II wanting mems heavy overs or knit
boots call at the Peoples Shoe store and
get the lowest price on best goods.
The Clover club viii observe Colonial
afternoon with Mrs. n. O. Worthen,
Friday at half past two. Please notice
change.
Mrs w. Ct Jones and daughter, wis,
returned last evening from Montreal
where they have been visiting for q
few days.
Don't forget the Companion Court,
'I o. RI, dance in Miles hall tonight.
Dancing from S to IL. Admission so
cents per couple.
Regular meeting Of the Modern Wood
men Wednesday Feb. 21st, at 100 p. M.
There win be adoption work and other
important business.
Cadets Newell Barber and Moves Of
Norwich university were the guests of
the formers parents, On, and Mrs G. N.
Barber, over Saturday and Sunday.
Granite City Lodge, Odd Ladies will
hold socirl dance in X. OF G. hall Fri
day evening, February %. Music Gil
bertson's orchestra. Gents soc. Ladies'
free
The FIRST social gathering Of the Uni
versity club Of this city win be held at
the City Hotel on Thursday evening,
February %, when banquet will be
served.
A regular meeting Of Bright Star Re.
bekah Lodge, No. IS, will be held We'd
nesday evening, February 81. All the
officers and members are requested to
be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Z. Kinner and daugh.
ter OF Websteryille, with Mrs. ID. S.
Wood and daughter were called to West
Brookfeld Monday TO attend the funeral
of their aunt, Mrs. Ladosca Hatch.
The pastor Of st. Augustins's church
in Montpelier stated Sunday that a
Montpelier high school teacher had
ridicuied and insulted the Catholic re-
ligion. a complaint has been lodged
with the school board and it is likely
that an investigation will be made.
st. John Court. G. O. F.. will hold a
whist party in n. of G., hall, Scampini
block. on Thursday eeyning. Feb. %.
Twenty-Five hands will be played, after
which there will be dancing until mid
night Prizes given. Admission 10
cents, Playing will begin at s.l5 sharp.
Thomas Carson, who has been working
at Washington, Ohio, has returned to
this city. Mr.. Carson reports that cut
ting stone in the winter Is much more
pleasant in Ohio than in Vermont. He
has been employed on chapel which
was being constructed by Canton Broth.
ers' granite company.
Mrs. C. r. Jones OF Bradford, who
is visiting in Montpelier, was struck by
a snow and ice slide from the roof Of
The Reed block III that city yesterday af-
ternoon. j. X. Blackhall was cleaning
the roof and he warned Mrs. Jones, who
nevertheless continued on her way. The
snow and ice struck her ON the back,
Knocking her down and rendering her
unconscious. IL was later found that
no bones were broken.
The Segel 4 Brady bankruptcy case
il likely 10 be finally settled tomorrow
at the hearing ON the confirmation Of
The composition offer OF 30 per cent that
will be given by Judge Hoyt II. Wheel
Ell in Brattleboro. Referee T.. III. Dcavitt
of the local district now has in his pos
session check for $4,000 which covers
the IS per cent offer and if eonfrma.
ton Of the offer is made by Judge
Wheeler the money will be distributed
i By Referee Deavitt.