The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Market.
New spring dress skirts just received
at Abbott's.
Roller skating this afternoon and
evening as usual.
Ezra White and u, X. Centerbar went
to Plainfield fox hunting today,
a special sewing machine, slightly
scratched, TO close for $50 at Fits.
A safety razor with seven new blades
for $10O at Hendricks drug store.
Mrs. John McHugo went to Burling.
ton this morning on visit with friends
Litany and address this evening at
Z o'clock at the Church Of the Good
Shepherd.
Look at the goods and get prices on
warm shoes and overs at Tilden's before
you purchase.
There win be a whist party in Odd
Fellows hall, Gordon block, ON Saturday
evening, February is.
Some more Of those suits al the Frank
McWhorter CO. store at rs, SO rs and
80 per cent discount.
Mr.. Collins, father OF L. Il. Collins,
is very i'll at the home Of the latter in
Miles granite building.
b. A. Eastman and Gale Bennett went
TO Plaindeld fox hunting yesterday and
returned with two foxes
On Friday night in the Church street
gymnasium, Spanldng girls play Barton
Landing. Admission 25c,
Mrs. 0. II. Hale has returned from
a several weeks stay in West Lebanon
at the home Of her brother.
The sale Of seats for In the Bishops
Carriage opened last evening with an
unusually good number Of sales.
Spaulding girls ys. Barton Landing on
Friday night at 1880 o'clock III Church
street gymnasium. Admission s5c.
Waist bargain At Perry's on Saturday.
Made 81 nuns yelling, III navy blue,
black and brown, at only $3.50 each,
DO you want good suit oyercoat
or REFER for your boyg Present prices
mean saving Of one.half at Biady's
big sale.
The Goddard and Montpelier seminary
basket ball teams win play in the Cres,
cent gymnasium Friday evening al $3.50
o'clock
John Mar has returned from Spring.
field, Mass where he has been working
as agent for the Singer Sewing Machine
company.
Mr. and Mrs. +. VI. Holt left this
morning for Plattsbmg. n. u, where
Nh. Holt has secured employment in q
machine shop,
George Alexander returned to st.
Adams last night, where he is employed
in a lunch room, after visit az bis
home in this city.
A. A. Bianehi and Angelo Bianehi
lett this noon for Buffalo, m ", to at
tend the funeral OF John b. Bianehi,
formerly Of East Barre.
Ira Gamble Of 2s Division street. who
has been confined To the bed for the
past few days with grippe and bronchi-
tbs, is slowly improving
The Civic Federation Of Womeu's clubs
OF Barre will give Richard BniisIeys
Sheridan's comedy, ~'nhe Rivals at the
opera house March 2 and o.
A regular meeting Of Companion
Court Granite City, No. 757, /. o, f.,
| will be held IN Forestefs hall. Worthen
block, this evening at 1890. Per order
recording secretary. Kate Gregoire.
The basket ball games at the Church
street gymnasium this evening between
Goddard and Montpelier seminaries (both
4 FIRST aud second teams) win commence
at $3.50, and n separate admission will
be charged from that Of the Spaulding.
Barton Landing girls game.
| Swedish services will be held in the
vestry Of the Congregational church, on
! Sunday, February II, at $3.50 D. m,
and Thursday, Friday aud Saturday
Evenings al 1910, on the following week,
I Rev l.. Akcson of Worcester, Mass. will
preach at all the meetings. All cordially
invited.
Alex. Brown was surprised at his home
lat Kirk street on Wednesday evening
4 by thirty OF his Friends very on
/ ioyable evening was spent playing games
and singing, and Refreshments Of cake
and coffee we're served during the even
! ing Lizzie Smart. in behalf OF the com
panx, presented him q beautiful gold
Iring.
| A party Of people was entertained al
the home 81 Mr.. and Mrs. y. W. Hooker
az six o'clock dinner last evening
After the dinner the party played pro.
I gressiyc whist, there being SIX tables
playing The prizes were awarded to
( Mrs. james Goodwin and II. w. Whit
comb. the consolation prizes to Mrs. Dan
| tel Mcleod and y d. iadd.
The mothers Of the Athena club en-
teTtained their childrn by giving a
valentine party at tie home Of Mrs
Bugbee, last evening from to $3.50
O'Clock Games suitable for the o..
easion were played and refreshments
served Much credit is due Mrs, Bug
bee and the committee for the very
pleasant evenings entertainment
An immense block Of granite was
hauled down through the streets yester-
day, measuring Ave feet Nv fire feet, By
six feet--a chunky mass weighing In the
neighborhood of nineteen tons With
twelve horses on ahead, Sumner New.
comb got the load down from the hill
to the city without mishap. The gran
tie was from the McIver and Mathieson
quarry and was consigned to local par.
ties.
In the Bishops Carriage drama
tization Of Miriam Miehelson's novel BY
Charming Pollock, author Of "The Pit,
Is the bin at the Barre opera house
Saturday evening, February 16. Tho
production made by Lieblcr y Go. Il
handsome and appropriate, and the east
is one of the strongest that. this firm
sends ont. The difficult role Of Nance
lOlden, beautiful young woman who