The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-30
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

Local happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.
Hamburg sale at Vaughan's.
New ginghams at yaughan's.
See the fur-trimmed slippers at Per-
RVS.
silk warped eoliennes, 25c, at Alb.
bolts.
! Hot plum pudding free at Eastman
Bros. this week.
Have you tried one 81 those coat
shirts at McWhorter's?
James Il. Coutts vent to Mortified
this morning on business.
Hot plum pudding free all this week
served at Eastman Bros store.
Ten thousand rolls Of wall paper to
close out ut cost at l.. M. Williams
furniture store.
Col. Charles III. Joyce OF Rutland has
been announced as the Memorial Day
orator in Montpelier this year.
| Harold Dawson is the loser Of pack
age containing four handkerchiefs which
he would like to have left at this Office
| Rev. w A. Kinzie is in Boston and
will attend a banquet of the alumni of
the university Of Rochester, his alma
mater.
4 Frank Ferari and Joseph Brivio ar
rived in the city last night from Italy,
where they have been visiting for several
months.
The supper to be served by the men
Of the Universalist church will be from
6 to s o'clock Wednesday evening. You
are cordially invited
! Angelo Bizzozero Of High Holborn
street received bad cut in one of his
Ieyes from stone chip and it is feared
he may lose the sight.
Only today and tomorrow for securing
the discount on shoes aud rubber goods
at the Peoples Shoe store. Better get
the shoe you want today.
The increasing attendance at the Pa.
vilion on skating days proves that Of
all winter sports none is more fascinat.
ing that roller-skating.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hazelton of Hard.
wick are visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Hazelton formerly lived in this city.
Fred Caron Of Taunton Mass, an ex-
pert baker, has arrived in town and to-
day began work in the City Bakery.
He is brother of member of the
firm.
Leon G. Smith. the popular clerk in
Gleason's store at Montpelier, Is again
i'll with quinsy sore throat. He had
only recently recovered from similar
attack.
Harvey E. AverilI of this city has
been chosen secretary and treasury OF
the Knowlton club at Tufts college,
Medford, Mass. He is graduate of
Goddard seminary.
Miss Maria Perrin, young Italian
lady arrived in this city this morning
from her homo 10 Italy to become the
bride Of John Bossi OF Foss street. The
couple will be married tomorrow.
A water heating apparatus is being
put into the Y. NJ. n, gymnasium on
Church street today by the Gas company
which will make the gymnasium much
more comfortable for spectators while
attending the basket ban games.
There are few younger old ladies in
Barre than Mrs Lorinda Mower who
observed her saith birthday last Mon.
day. Mrs. Mower Is very smart for
her age and received her friends on her
birthday without any signs of fatigue.
The chief and secretary of Gland Cor.
don, No. IL, called at the homes OF Mrs.
Alex Morton, Blackwell street, and Mrs.
Robert Fraser, John street, last evening
and left with each a check for $4,000.
their late husbands having been insured
ip the order Of Scottish Clans for that
lamount.
Edward H. Deavitt, referee in bank
lruptcy, has notified the creditors Of the
bankrupt firm Of Segel & Brady to meet
in the federal building at Montpelier on
February S at 10 o'clock TO prove their
claims and vote on q proposal of COM
position. The proposal is thirty five per
cent on all unsecured debts and il has
been accepted by majority of the
creditors.