The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-16
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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cost at Fits
James Scott went to Milford, Mass,
today to work.
Walter Hurdman went to Plattsburg,
n. X, today for q few days visit.
Fred Rogers returned this morning
from a trip to Boston and New York.
Miss Mae Heath, who has been i'll for
two weeks, il able 70 be about again
Alfred Lonergan went to Burlington
this morning to visit his brother, who
is ILL.,
Litany and address tonight at the
Church Of the Good Shepherd at 1900
o'clock.
Beginners session in rolIer-skatin2
every day at 9 o'clock a. M, at the
Pavilion.
Edward Nichols went 10 Winehendon
Mass, last night to visit his sister
who is i'll.
Mrs. Edwin Veale is very IN at hei
home on Maple avenue, and Is under the
4 $50 VI Jls bNilNth4
4 The interest on notes at the BARR
Savings Bank and Trust Company be
comes due March 1st.
| Mrs. 4, P. Thompson left last night
for Hallowell, Me, TO care for her sis
ter, who Is i'll at her home there.
Spaulding high school basket bal
team goes TO Waterbury this evening
to play the Waterbury high school team
The meeting Of the Baptist Sunday
school teachers which was to be held
tonight, Is postponed because Of The
caucus.
Mrs. John Kelley, who has been
visiting her father, Martin Dillingham;
Of Waterbury, returned to her home
here today.
The Young Mems club had new bill
lard table intalled in their rooms yes,
terday. The club now has both billiard
and pool tables.
! The last roller-skating session at tic
| Pavilion (this) Friday evening i:
reserved by a private party, All othe.
sessions open to all.
/ Frank Pearl, who was in town to at
/ tend the wedding Of his sister, Mis-:
Florence Pearl to Nathan Self, returned
to Boston last night.
/ There was little business ii the gran
! tie sheds today because Of another coJ
spell Of weather. Thermometers regis
tered from is to 25 degrees below zero
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Joslyn Of
Bloomington, this state, are spending
their honeymoon at the home Of tho
brides sister Mrs. L. s. Bemis OF Hill
street.
Saturday Fresh.nlade Candy MoIas
SEES Vanilla and Chocolate Kisses, tx
per pound, Maple Walnut Fudge, 20,
lper pound. Fresh.made Saturday morn
ing. Barre Candy Kitchen.
Those who won the first prize at til,
l. o. f. whist party last evening wer,
Sadie Cate and Joseph Thayer. Tn,
winners Of second prize were Mrs. Il. J
Perkins and +. II. Morse.
/ The Quincy Adams Sawyer company
went to Woodsvilie, ~ H., this morn
ing. -Four members of the company, two
ladies and two men, left the company
here and left this noon for New York,
Peter Righini aspetta che gil annie
\ vorranno fargii una vista ogui Yenerd
c Sabato Sera nella bottega d barbiert
dove layora codeste Serc (BarbeTia ne
G. Tomasi block Bottega ira il G
Iomasi store il pool ROOM.
If. c. Whitaker, Dr.. L. B. Whitaker
Elton Taylor, Henry Hodgdon, w. J
Mclean, Alex Bruce and James Couttt
went to Hinesburgh last evening, wher,
they worked the degree on seventeen
candidates in the knights Of Birming
ham.
The manylffiends of Mr.. Fred G
Whittier of Montpelier win be delighte.
to know that they will have an oppor
tunity TO hear him play at the operl
house Wednesday evening, Feb. 2lst
this being his first appearance in Barre
since his return from Germany where HI
studied the violin two years.
All delinquent tax payers for tn,
years 1903 and 1904, who wish to vot,
at the coming election, had better pay
Jas. r. Coutts, constable for the year
above mentioned on or before the l9tl
of February. 1906, as the board of ciyi
authority will meet on the goth to tax,
aelion on the list. His address IS 2.
Academy street.
The senior class of Spauliing hgl
school, and two teachers, Miss Youna
and Miss Lewis, went on sleigh rid,
to East Montpelier last evening. Their,
Iwere about thirty in the party and al
rode in Nelson's barge a supper wa
served at the village hall and the party
lenioyed themselves there until the small
hours of the morning,
Rare bargains for both young and old
in mems wear at A. a. Smith 4 Broth
er's, as they are Offering their complet,
line Of Elite $3.50, S400 and $500 shoe,
Fat s20si large lots Of $3.50 and $3.0C
hats to 60 at S1.90; large lots Of rs,
mittens and gloves at l0c; cashmere host
reduced from Csc to close at 15c; rub
Der goods, including the BAH Band, III,
Hood, etc, at a great sacrifice; lot Of
stiff bosom shirts, regular Sl25 grades
to 60 at 4oc; lot Of $3.50 knives, to clos,
ose, lots OF zoe knives at ACE, and
'ot Of soc knives at 29c; rubber boots t.
20 al S2oS such "a you have bepu nav