The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-07
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More wash goods at Abbott's.
Thursday Is d big day at Fits.
Wrappers for only roc at vaughnns 5.
\ You want to see the children's dresses
at Perry's.
Miss NJ. colson, nurse, at 6 Averill
street. Telephone 1852
I Remember the fish supper at the Me.
thodist church Friday evening.
! Mems duck Huron's, $50 for first
quality, at the Barre Shoe Co.'S store.
Miss Emma Wood Of Bethel Il visit
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Perry.
! The Cosy Corner club will meet at
Willie Calder's, Q Maple avenue, tonight
rat 7.30 o'clock.
Robert Q. Mcdonald returns to Quincy,
Mass, tonight after short business
visit in the city.
There will be meeting Of the Social.
ist party Wednesday evening, Feb. 18th,
at 16 Central street.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. G. McIvcr returned
to, their home in this city, yesterday,
after a visit at Milan. P. Q.
Or. B. W. BraIey and n. N. Braley
went 70 Hartford this morning to at
tend the funeral Of relative.
Companion Court, Granite city, No.
1871, viii hold public whist party in
i 2. H hall Thursday, Feb sth
Mr. Edwin D. Windccker Of Clinton,
n X, is visiting his daughter, Mrs
Sherman N Parker Of Highland avenue
In the statement Of the debt OF the
Eeityj printed yesterday, there was an
error in the total as all who scrutinized
the accounts noticed.
Those who have invitations to the
Young Ladies' Ball in Miles hall to-
morrow night, Feb. sth, will please be
there at o'clock sharp.
The regular council meeting Of the
Ladies' Aid society Of st. Monicas
church will lie held in the convent this
evening at 7,s0 o'clock.
John w Kingston and Mrs. Moynihan
OF this city have received word OF the
death OF their father, William Kingston,
who died in Ireland, January 25rd.
K. H. Prior, who has been in the city
several months as inspector OF a large
contract job which Is being cut at STRAIT
tons shed, left last night for his home
in Postville, Iowa.
The Ladies' and Pastors union viii
meet Thursday afternoon, Feb. 8, at
ESQ. Ladies are requested to bring
thimbIes and needles as there is com
forter to be made. Mrs. Kenerson, Sec.
Cards have been issued for the mar.
riage in Christ church. Montpelier, on
Thursday afternoon, February %, at 4
O'clock. of Ethel a. DeBoer; daughter Of
Joseph A. DeBoer, to Edward Davenport
Field,
A cream fish supper will be served at
the III. E. church Friday evening, Feb.
Q, under the auspice Of the CHOIR; sup
per served at els, to be followed by an
entertainment. Watch the paper for
menu and programme.
On account Of the breaking down of
his health Principal r.. A. Bishop Of
Montpelier seminary has been forced 10
Temporarily suspend his labors to secure
a $4,000 endowment for his institution
in order to get double that amount from
Dr. Pearsons Of Chicago.
Base ball enthusiasts viii note that
the name OF George +. Whitney is still
very prominent in connection with Bur.
lington base ball affairs and 1t Is more
than likely that he will be persuaded to
amend his decision to be through with
the great national game.
The regular meeting Of Neal Dow
Lodge, No. rs. i o. G.. r., will be held |
this evening in Miles hall on Main street !
at 7.ao o'clock. Tho officers.elect and
members arc requested to Dc present a.
there are several candidates Tor initia. |
ton. The installation Of officers viii
also be held.
Two cars Of material for tho new
bridge the Central Vermont Railway /
company is to build across the North !
branch in Montpelier have arrived as
bdNN 1uPtlHhtrHucHt DcNdu OF Tue Am 1
sFican Bridge Construction company and
20 workmen who have begun tearing
down tho old bridge. Superintendent
Deyan believes the new structure will
be ready for use before April /.
a school for officers in the Vermont
National Guard was held at the armorv
n Montpelier yesterday, there being
total attendance Of as, including the
commander-in,chief Of the regiment,
Gov. Charles j. Bell. The instructors
we're Major f. W. Hovey, T. s, A., Col.
J, Gray Estey Of Brattleboro. Lieut..
Col. g. NJ. Bonett Of sc. bloomsbury,
Major f, J.. Howe Of Mortified, Major
II. p. Dyer Of Rutland aud Major II.
7. Johnson OF Bradford.