The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-14
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Roller skating today.


Wrapper sale at vaughan's.
Only three more days Of Ahbott'a
clearance sale.
Ladies' dres skirts At 4 great reduc-
tion at Perry's.
y. w Melton Of Newport was in the
city on business Saturday.
AIRS. s. II. Irwin Of Marshfield visited
friends IN the city Saturday.
Read B. WI Hooker & Co.'S red tag
sale advertisement on the 18th page.
Where did you get that pretty fur
and 50 reasonable? Why, at perry's
store!
Fnrs at cost, winter coats at half
price. Be sure and see our bargain
counter. Veale & Knight.
DR. Duffy has moved his Office from
Mp. | South Main street To the corner
Of Main and Granite streets.
Earl Smith finished work Saturday
night at Reynolds hardware store and
has entered Goddard seminary.
Robert q. Mcdonnell arrived in town
last night from Quincy, Mass. and will
remain for several days on business.
Mrs. Isabelle Bonnyman, who has been
confined to the house by sickness for
the past two weeks is now on the gain.
Don't miss inspecting our new display
of box papeteries and note prices and
also quality. G. N. Kenyon g. Co.'S
Bargain Store.
B w. Hooker 4 co. are sure that the
public appreciate a genuine clearance
sale by the number Of sales made in
the first half day
The Perrin Hill 81 n Home Depart
ment, instead Of the sewing department,
met at the home Of Mrs. George Cassie
last Friday evening
Miss Lena lacey held the lucky cou-
pom which drew the fur-Iined coat at the
Lorne Elwyn companys matinee Satur.
day afternoon; No. 554o was the num-.
Der
On account OF the snow storm Satur.
day the ice races which were to have
ben held on the river at North Mont.
pelier were postponed until Saturday,
January ~,
Miss Christina HAY, who has been Wis.
iting relatives iii this city for the past
four months, left this noon for Boston.
where She will take passage for her
home il Aberdeen, Scotland
4 special meeting Of the Ladies Aid
society of the PRESBYTERIAN church will
be held Wednesday evening, January lG,
at $3.50 O'Clock in the church vestry. All
the members are requested to be present
promptly at 600.
Tickets for the performance Of The
Gingerbread Man" 20 on sale tonight at
o'clock. Orders BY telephone will be
taken, but will not be filed until the
patrons who are lined up waiting To
buy have been supplied.
There will be supper served IN the
yestry Of the Universalist church on
Friday evening. II will be the aim Of
those in charge to serve an especially
nice supper, as this is the beginning
Of the work for the year. See menu
tomorrow,
Let us make bIouses for your little
boys and paiamas for your boys and
girls. On our power machines we can
make them much cheaper than you can
mako them at home and better than
you can buy them Mrs y b Darling.
manufacturer Of tie Darling waists
for children 5 Laurel street, Barre. vt.
Tel. 1854,
The Central Vermont shifting engine
bad a sinking spell Saturday, but had
recovered enough yesterday so that a
number Of granite sheds received cars
Of rough stock The engine met with
mishap while setting a car into the
Harrison company's she'd. the pony truck
mounting the rail and then going Off
the iron,
Tine board Of deacons and trustees
with the consent OF the session, re-
spectfully call attention Of the members
and adherents Of the Presbyterian churcu
to the annual meeting on Wednesday
evening, January 10TH. AZ o'clock
sharp. II is earnestly hoped that a full
attendance be present. An organizations
will please have their several reports OF
church work with them that night
Avviso. Abbiamo il piacere di annuu-
ziare ALA colonia Italiana ii Barre e
vicinanze che abbiamo impiegato mel
nostro negozio il commesso Italiano Y.
Cfavello detto trolla, il quale popo-
larmente conoseiuto da tutti, non Vi
e dnbbio che In clientela Italiana trovera
mel nostro negozio I'm pronto seivizio.
meree di prima casse, prezzi onesti
ed ALA portata di lutte le borse. Frank
McWhorter Co., 20 and 22 North Main
street, Barre, vt. hi fsnco all'IIookef.
very interesting game Of basket
ball was played Friday night In the
Church street gymnasium when the mid
der girls Of Spaulding high school won
from the senior girls by score Of 10
to 5. The lineup was as follows SCI
niors, Even G., Bradford n T.. Cheney
/ f., Hoar r. q, stoughton and Carson
IL g.; middlers, Grigg G., Brown l. g.,
Miles and Laxon +. e., Knight I f., Glad
ding T. f. Summary, baskets from the
floor. Gladding j, Knight ?, Brown Il;
baskets from four line Bradford 2,
Brown 2, Even 3