The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-13
TALK OF THE TOWN.
New wash goods at vaughan's.

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New eorsets for girls at Fits.
Roller-skating today at the Pavilion
New wash shirt waist suits al Alb
bolts.
Heavy gloves and mitteus at Me
| Whorter's.
Matt Haley went to Bethel this morn.
ING on business.
Henry Hay went to Troy, N. ", today
on . business trip.
| The !. 0. L. and Clan Gordon will
play cribbage tonight.
Willard Clough of Washington was in
the city today on business.
Notice change in prices for masquer,
ade party tomorrow evening.
G. NJ. Fletcher Of Canaan was in the
city yesterday on business.
| Mrs. Dana +. Davis Of Chelsea visit
ed friends in the city today.
/ Our new spring percales and ginghams
are worthy your attention. Neale &
Knight.
4 shop stewards can get the Granite
i Cutters journal at the secretary's office
tonight
y The Cleaners will meet with Miss G.
Il Smith, on Church street, this evening at
4 7,30 o'clock.
4 Over the Tea Cups win meet with Mrs.
i George Mcfarland Thursday, Feb 18th,
at $50 p. M,
/ Mrs. Frank Ordway is in the city Wis.
/ iting her sister, Mrs. Justus Ketchun,
for few days.
1 Thomas Flyn ana daughter, Anna,
went to Fairfax today for d two weeks
visit with relatives.
! The naturalization court is open now
at any time during the day and even
ing in the city court room.
H. f. Cutler Of Burlington is visiting
friends in the city for few days. Mi.
Cutler was formerly photographer in
this city.
Governor Bell has appointed John A.
Martinson Il justice OF the peace TO fill
the vacancy caused by the death of Fred
! d. Mudgett.
I Now is the time to get ready for the
masquerade, promenade and oyster sup.
per, which is to be given in Miles halE
I Wednesday evening, February IA Mn
sic by Batchelders orchestra. Admis-
sion l0ca supper 25c.
The usual Valentine remembrance il
Of a rather perishable naturee Why not
send something dainty in jeweiryY Miss
Walker has d most attractive line Of
these goods in the heart-shaped and
other appropriate designs.
The committee appointed at the mass
meeting recently, 70 present candidates
to be supported at the Citizens caucus,
will report at a meeting to he held in
Carpenters hall, Nichols block, opposite
Depot Square, on this evening, Feb.
~, at 7.30. Let us have good attend
ance. The committee
Canvassers wanted those that are
accustomed to securing an audience with
the best people, those handling high
grade books, preferred. A liberal offer
70 the right men and women. Address
by mail only, stating your experience.
This is the best thing you ever handled.
b., Times Office.
Caroline $. Hopkins, native Of
Moretown, widow of Col. Hermon ID.
Hopkins, yesterday celebrated the S0th
anniversary of her birth, at the home
Of her son, HermoH d. Hopkins, ,Ir., in
Montpelier. She was the second of six
children, of whom Mrs Hopkins and
Mrs II. w. Drew Of Montpelier survive
There is vast difference between
wishing and winning. Many a good man
has failed because he had his ,wishbone
where his backbone ought 70 have been.
He will be winner who buys d home
though the ID. A. Perry Real Estate
agency. Call at our Office and look over
our list and after investigating you do
not care to buy we won't urge you.
Miss Allie Clark fell. striking on her
back, while roller skating in the payil-
ion last evening and was rendered un.
conscious for half an hour. DR.. I. G..
LigOuri was al once called and revive
her and she was taken to her home o.
Bolster avenue No bad effects resulted
as she was able 10 20 to her work as
bookkeeper in Heath's paper store this
morning.
II wonder ii Mr.. Bob and Miss Lucy
are really in love II is hard to deter.
mine whether they are or not. Some.
times you think they are and again
you are sure they are not. But when
she handed him that little bunch Of
vslets that was enough for you know |
true love never runs smooth" Let's all |
20 Thursday and Friday night to the
Universalist church for there ii win be /
settled
At the annual meeting OF the Barre /
Union, No. 402, last even. /
ing, the following officers were elected. /
President, O. G. Wiley; vice president
G, G, Ramsdell; financial and correspond /
ing secretary, Philip L. Ellis recording
secretary, l.. G. Collins; treasurer, I. L. I
board OF auditors, q G. Rama
dell, /. l.. Robbins and George Il. Maker;
delegates to Central Labor Union G. c. /
Ramsdell |. L. Robbins and Fitch Wiley.
The gentlemen Of The Uniyersalist
church netted the snug little sum Of
$40 from their supper and the amount I
was turned over to the Ladies' Union,
and was gratefully received. The ladies
not only feel grateful for the receipts.
but think they are honored BY having
such men IN the parish and are willing
b acknowledge their supper was way '
ahead of any the ladies have served.
We want to thank them in way to
each every one. just one thing more
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