The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-12
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Clearance sale az Vaughan's.

clearance SAFE AZ vaughan 5.
Dress trimmings at half price at
Abhott's.
Don't miss the great values being Civ
en- at Fits.
You can buy Tam O. Shanters cheap
at Perry's on Saturday.
A. Cappiaghi oi Boston visited friends
in the city yesterday.
Negligee and stiff bosom shirts at
MeWhorter's, SOC to $500.
George Holden Of Washington was in
the city today on business.
D. Burton Pike Of Marsh6eld was in
the city today on business.
| Parks dancing school will meet next
Tuesday evening, January 10.
| j. G. Crowley went 20 Boston last
night on few days business trip.
| Mrs. John Wyllie went to Burlington
this morning on Il visit with friends.
| Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Milne of 5
Kirk street, daughter on Thursday.
! Hot water bottles. guaranteed for one
year, rs cents at Hendricks drug store.
I Don't forget the public whist party
and installation in I. O. 4 hall tonight.
/ A son was born Wednesday to Mr..
and Mrs. a. Vaaoli Of High Holborn
street.
A. II. johnson returned to his home
in Roxbury this afternoon after visit
in the city.
Don't forget to get diary at cost
while they last Ideal Book and sta.
tionery Store.
There viii be a whist party in odd
Fellows hall, Gordon block, Oh Saturday
evening, Jan. IS.
Angus Mcleod and N. i. Murray
went to Sherbrooks, r. q, today for d
weeks visit with relatives.
Saturday candy. zoe per box; inolasses
kisses, fresh made, 15c per pound pea
nut bar, zoe per pound. Az Barre
Candy Kitchen.
Pair Of work horses for sale, with
harness, sled also new Glenwood
range. Inquire of A L. Batchelder, IS
Merchant street.
The City Bakery will open for bust
ness at &c North Main street tomorrow
With 2 full line q bakery goods Bemis
A. Caron, proprietors.
Amos John Of n Granite street IS
going out Of business and to close out
his stock he viii sell all his stock Of
groceries, tobacco, etc, at Wholesale
prices.
The Ideal Book and Stationery Store
has placed the remainder Of its stock
Of bibles on sale at 10 per cent discount
for one week only, ending January 10,
1906.
The Christmas music, rendered morn
ing and evening, will be repeated By the
( Universahst choir al the services sun
day. assisted by Mrs. Bullock with the
violin. Illustrated readings from I'm
His steps will be given in the even-
ing.
at the whist party given by 81. John
Court, q. Q. r.. last evening, prizes
were won as follows First ~ NIL w. q.
AtAL2 1atA a. NlANAA ~ AfAfltif VIVA so
per cent. second, Mrs. b. Marini aud
q. Keith with 57.7 per cent. James Bar.
llett of Montpelier installed the officers
Of tie court prior to the whist party.
On last evening Mrs. Carl Perkins,
iretmning from d call, found her home
which is III the Buzzel block, invaded hy
host Of friends and neighbors who had
called to give her a pleasant surprise.
They presented her beautiful opal
ring. Although taken by surprise Mrs,
Perkins thanked them and welcomed
them to her home. Refreshments were
served and whist played to d late hour.
Mr. and Mrs, Perkins. with their two
children, have been in Barre about a
year Mr. Perkins IA with the Standard
Electric company and is at present sta
toned Ia Williamstown.