The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-25
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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Sale prices on fua at Abbott's.
Sale Of white fabrics At Fits.
Trunks bags and suit cases at nc.
Whnrters.
Ladies' day for roller-sisating at the
Pavilion Friday.
Listen ~ the csc phonograph records.
Sale Of sample Peerless muslin under.
wear at Yaughan's.
Born, yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Cole, Jr., Of jefferson street, son.
a few 81 those mems and boys' sweat.
ers at McNhorter's to close at sl.15
and s1.5C
A tenement III the Miles Granite
Building will be vacated Feb. lst and
II ton rent.
Sidney Martin Of Essex Junction ar
rived IN town last evening for d visit
with relatives.
The Central Labor Union meets Ill
Carpenters haIl Friday evening, Jan,
26 at 7s30 0'clocfs.
Mrs. H,@A. Beach left On the midnight
train for Indianapolis, Ind. for 4 sey.
eral nlonths' visit with her SON, Pearl
Colonial Tea, Congregational church
parlors Friday evening. the Goth. at Gs15
Y. n1., followed by an entertainment.
Both for 25e.
Miss Rose Ricl, organist at st. Moni.
cas- church, ii prepared To take d few
pupils on piano. Call at Liberty
street. Tel 2ll.5.
William Deming, who resides with his
son, o. d Deming, Of Park street. IL
quite I'D, having been taken with another
shock Monday morning.
There win b. regular meeting III
Canton Wilton, No. Q, on Friday evening
Jan ~, at Tao r. nj. All members are
requested to Big present
The main part OF the Old French house
on the public library lat has been razed
to the ground. Il Is she intention 81
Abfain Mann, who il doing tie work,
to move tbs ell part. which IS Of wood,
70 premises Of Ills own.
ST. Johns Court, 6. d. f., win hold
a whist party In X, OF G. haEi, Seam.
PM block, On Thursday evening, Jan.
18th. Playing win begin At sis sharp.
After game there will be dancing until
midnight. Admission Zoe.
The Vine Street Whist club was en-
tertained last evening b. Mrs. c. 4.
Dodge. Tie high score Of the evening
was made hy 4. ]. Young with % points.
The high score bg the ladies was made
by Miss Maud Bailey who had 10 points
II. w, Yarnum OF Cambridge, mem.
Der Of the granite auarrying firm of
Boutwell,, Milne, gamuu company, has
been in town on business for a short
time and to visit his son. Guy Narnum,
who is in the employ Of the company.
Tom Uniae, last seasons popular
short stop on the Tntercity base bah
team, announced when in Montpelier %
attend the band concert and dance Tues
day night that lie is candidate for the
team another year Some Of bis friends
are presenting him as candidate TOT
captain.
Mrs. w l. Goodale OF Montpelier.
daughter Of Mrs. Ellen X. Parks 81 this
city, underwent a successful operation
for appendicitis at the effalon hospital
for appendicitis at the Heaton hospital
yesterday morning, and is as comfort
able today as could be expected.
A party OF about 50 gathered At the
home of Mr. and Mrs. O. B, Carpenter
Monday night and presented Mr. Car
penter a nice chair, the gathering being
in honor Of his birthday. The party
consisted Of friends and relatives and
several members of the Z o. F., OF which
Mr. Carpenter IS a member, and also
members Of Companion Court, l. q f..
Of which Mrs Carpenter is a member
They enjoyed themselves IN singing and
dancing. Refreshments were served and
the party broke Up a an early hour IN
the morning, declaring they had had a
good time.
After spending night and part d
two days about the streets u tho city
IIermon Griffin, twelve years old
y0unuster, was returned to the home
Of his parents on Washington street last
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Tuesday night on Granite street, van.
dering about the city Yesterday aud was
TO spend last night il the
Averiu block on Main street when be
was discovered and turned over to the
police The boy apparently bad had III
tie 70 eat since Tuesday noon as be
had a vofacioua appetite when food was
placed before him.
The Vermont Supreme court. row ii
session at Montpelier, is hearing argu.
ments in ciYil actions Among the de-
cisions recently handed down are the
following Hardwiek liquor case 81 state
Va. Thomas suitors 10 error found Ia
Of lower court respondent
lakes nothing By exceptions ana order
that execnuou bc done; liquor case 81
State fs Harry Paige, Hardwiek, de-
irciiye information claimed, motion over
ruled in lower court. judgment affirmed
IN supreme court and The cause Is re-
nianded.
Although actual construction has not
been started ana will not BE- until spring.
the stone CONTRACTOR, ". Gzrratti, ~
getting tho material ia shape for thel
italian mission church which svili be
On Brook street. Just 81
North Main street The foundation
stones ARE delivered and arc now being
shaped, ready To BE- placed III position
early. The house inst y, The eaec 81 BE
site 81 ule church will Be moved t. one
side Of The lot next summer The kev
Ariel Bcilondi is anxious ID have the
4uhscrfpfiuns fbr Tho hnildine IL the
church come ia. Meanwhile work wall
90 on. it being hoped that the trieuds /
viii help along.
For genuine bargains IN winter goods
you should attend tho exceptionally Big