The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-31
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Terssly Told for Busy
Readers.

AT~S'-A A%@kPSAAA6e ASASOAy ANs3 ava 1@sy
Readers.
Hamburg sale at yaughan's.
See the fur. trimmed slippers at Per-
RVS.
silk warped eoliennes, csc, at Alb.
bolts.
Hot plum pudding free at Eastman
Bros, this week.
| John Gesls went to Boston last night
on a business trip.
! Have you tried one Of those coat
shirts at McWhorter'sY
The school commissioners win meet
at Gas this evening at the usual place.
0. w. Aston Of Binghamton, N. Y,
is in the city for few days on a bust
ness visit.
There will be meeting Of Division
No. j, a. 0. H., Thursday evening at
I7.l5 o'clock.
Ten thousand rolls of wall paper to
close out at cost at L. NJ. Williams
furniture store.
The Over the Tea Cups club will meet
with Mrs Dhnham Thursday afternoon
at half past two o'clock.
! Miss Elsie Even went to Burlington
this morning where she will enter the
Mary Fletcher hospital for treatment.
/ Don't forget the public dance in the
TX. OF G. hall this evening under the
I auspices Of the st. Elizabeth Chapter Of
] st. Moniea's church.
! Tie supper to be served by the men
I Of the Universalist church will be from
6 TO o'clock Wednesday evening. You
are cordially invited.
The increasing attendance at the Pa
vilion on skating days proves that of
all winter sports none is more fascinat-
ing that roller.skating.
Regular meeting Of Sanctuary Granite
City, No 80, S. of A. will be held to-
morrow evening at o'clock in r. OF A.
hall. Installation Of officers.
ST. Elizabeth's Chapter Of St. Moni.
cas- church will hold public dance in
n. of c. hall this evening. Admission
as cents. Refreshments win be served.
! The city schools in Montpelier cost
$22,321.2s for the year 1905 and the
month Of January Of this year. This
IL $2,637.72 within the appropriation.
| The largest item Of expense was salaries,
, Sls,ss5.o6.
In the Goddard gymnasium Friday
evening will be the first meeting of the
I first teams Of Goddard and Montpelier
seninaries, and something interesting
is anticipated. On the same evening
the second teams of the two schools viii
also meet for their second game Of the
season.
John w. Gordon's automobile enthu-
sissua got the better of him yesterday
afternoon and be brought out his
Haynes.Appersou from the karaae and
took o spin about the city and the sur
rounding territory The trip was en-
iioyabie except for the fact that he en-
countsred considerable mud, especially
outside the city.
There will be meeting Of the execu.
Tive committee of the G. z. S., Thurs.
day evening, at o'clock in the Baptist
church. There will be the regular bust
ness of the society following the prayer
meeting, at which time the chairmen
OF the various committees will give re-
ports OF work done during the past
month, apd speak about their plans for
/ the month Of February. It is hoped
that large number win be present.
Two Barre druggists, who have filed
their returns of liquor sales, report as
| follows; =. A. Drown January 3, Feb
ruary IL, March 10, April z i. r. Rick.
ert January II, February II, March II.
Licensed druggists in Waterbury re.
port large sales In the month of April
NV. v. Bryan and J. r. Isham made 1903
sales and in March 1se The largest
month by L. F. Leavitt, a Plainfeld
druggist, was August when Sc sales were
made.
/ The Montpelier city council held a
conference with Supt. Soule OF the Cen
trail Vermont railroad yesterday after
noon over the placing of distractions
under the latter's bridge in that city,
causing the ice to jam up and the water
10 set back in the cellars. Supt. Sonle
Iexpiained that the company will put in
an iron bridge as soon as they can get
it and II before it is installed there is
danger Of an ice jam, Agent GalIeher of
Montpelier has been instructed to re-
move the timbers.