The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Furs at Abbott's.
New belts at yaughan's.
D. II. & G. Corsets at Fits.

D. H. & G. Corsets at Fits.
Roller skating today at the Pavilion.
Ladies' Home Journal patterns at
Fits
New chimesetes, only a5c, at vau-
ghan's.
Ray Moody Of Washington was in the
city today.
Kitchen suits for $1oo each at veale
& Knights.
Wrapper Sale at Perry's on Saturday
for 70c each.
The Duchess trousers at the Frank
MeWhorter Go. Store.
y. M. Hurley left today for Boston
where be will reside.
s HOLSTER Jackson left this noon on
business trip to Boston.
You cannot afford to miss the special
bargains at Perry's on Saturday.
A few more Of those large thermo-
meters for 35e at Hendricks Drug Store.
Beginners session in roller. skating
every day at Q o'clock q. M, at the
Pavilion.
Tonight will positively be the last
night to get names on check list and
make changes.
Miss Carrie Lewis Of Brookfeld visit
ed her brother, Ned Lewis, and friends
in the city today.
Mems heavy working coats, Just the
thing for this weather, at the Frank Me-
Whorter Co, Store.
Mrs. A. campanovo and J. Casellini
left yesterday morning Tor few
months visit in Italy.
Mems working shirts in ilannels, To
colse at 20 per cent, discount ut the
Frank McWhorter Co. Store.
Miss Grace Mclean Of Mortified was
in the city last evening to attend the
F'indlater McAulay welding,
Harland Godfrey Of West Fairlee is
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles MARI for few days.
GiIbertsons orchestra viii play for
roller skating in Miles hall Friday af-
ternoon and evening. The last session
viii be private.
! March Edison Records now in stock
I Drop in and hear them. Glad TO play
them whether you want any or not.
Averill Music co.
Mrs. S. C. Sonthworth Of West Fair
Ice arrived IN the city yesterday fora few
days visit AT the home of her sister
Mrs. G. S. Wallace,
One hundred OF the best made Bissell
/ cyclic. bearing carpet sweepers at 20 per
\ cent discount for the next ten days at
L. NJ. Williams store,
The Guild of the Church. OF the Good
Shepherd viii hold its regular monthly
meeting With Mrs. French, on Washing
ton street, tonight ut 1880 o'clock.
The private dance which was to have
been held IN Miles hall this evening
has been postponed, and there will be
roller skating in the hail tonight.
Tickets for Monday nights perform
ance Of the Colonial Stock Co. in THE
Celebrated Case go on sale Friday
morning at the Red Cross Pharmacy
Ladies' tickets Monday night.
Rev. 9. q. Conner viii begin Sunday
evening a short series Of pen Pictures
Of Authors Of Hymns. The subject
of the FIRST sketch will be John Green.
leaf Whittier. The choir will be as
sisted by Mrs. g. G. A. Bullock with
/ the violin.
/ Companion Court, Granite City, No
ISL, !. O. f., will hold a regular meet
ing in Foresters' hall, opposite l. O. +
hall, in Worthen block Friday evening
March 2, at 6:30. Companions take no.
tioe Of change Of time and place, r. S.
Minnie Bruce.
\ T. NJ. M. A. mothers, whose chiIdren'i
birthdays come in January, February
and March, viii please meet to maxi
arrangements for the next party, at 1.St
Friday afternoon, with Mrs. w. VI. Hol
den, president OF the society, at l.
South Main street.
/ At the regular meeting Of Neal Dow
lodge, No. as, /. O. G.. r., held last
evening. the following delegates wert
elected 10 90 to the county union; Mrs
J. o. Beckiey, Mrs. Nj. j. Green, Mrs. G
G. Coppins, Mrs, A. G. Lapoint. Thl
aiternates are Mary Cinuamond, Eloi
Barrett, Louis Huntington and Georg'
Ford.
If Montpelier votes at the aunua
meeting next week to purchase Armory
hall and the land connected Herewith
George l.. Blanchard has offered TO giti
to the city the two and q half acre
Of land at the rear Of the Armory. Thi
land joins Haymarket square and thu
whole combined would make an idea
location for city hall.
II you are interested IN saving none,
las every good citizen should beyol
should not miss the opportunity Offered
by a. A. Smith 4 Brother TO lay il
q stock Of hats, shoes, shirts, rubber
suspendcrs and hosiery, ana thereby saw
rom twenty FIVE 70 ilf,y per cent Of thD
noney you would pay ordinarily 70
hese goods. Our spring goods are al
living daily in large quantities, therefore
SIC must close out all broken lots 81
lie Aforementioned articles at ezra
! rdinary cut prices, as we must hay'
lie space for other goods. Rememle
lat our store Is the only place il
ew England where the President sus
bender 4 sold for less than soc. Gu
arice Is 30c per pair. We also ofie
large consignment Of $3.50 watches q
csc, d large lot Of $3.50 knives at Csc
Z lot of Use knives at 40c, a lot o