The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-13
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

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$500 felt shoes at $500 at Tilden's.
Madame Waite hose supporters at
Fits.
Ladies new spring dress skirts At Ab-
bolts.
Sale Of 100 corsets for 75c each at
Vaughan's.
Ray Danforth went to Charleston, N.
H., today to work.
Wilbur Nichols was in Richmond on
business last evening.
shop stewards can get. the Journals
at the granite cutters office.
a regular meeting Of the retail clerks
union tonight at 1880 sharp.
Christian Johanncssen of Washington
was in the city today on business.
John Emslie went to New London, Ct,
this morning for few days visit.
Stone cutters dust protectors at
!. ?. Austin's, the watch and clock man.
See Perry's window for the markdown
sale Of bed puffs and nice wool blan.
kets.
The mission study class win meet with
Miss McWhorter, Wednesday evening at
1880.
If you need sweater for next sea
son, 90 to the McWhorter CO. and buy
II now.
John IIynes Of Brooklyn, N. ", a
granite manufacturer, is in the city on
business,
Miss Matte Price went to Niddlesex
yesterday to spend few days at her
home there.
]. II. odgers left for New London,
Conn, this morning for a two weeks
visit with friends.
The Y. P. A. of the Presbyterian
church are to have a valentine social
Thursday evening.
Your money will 10 double duty at
Rogers this week Some suits and over
coats at half price.
The Over the Tea Cups club will meet
with Mrs. Clara Page Thursday after
noon at 1880 o'clock
Don't go with cold or wet feet when
you can protect them with a pair of
felt shoes or overs az little cost. Great
bargains at Tilden's.
The ladies' Of the Church of the Good
Shepherd will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Micah +. French on Washington street,
Thursday afternoon at o'clock, to work
for the missionaries.
Mrs. Jane A. Gray, formerly well
known resident OF Randolph, died at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. J B. Whit
comb, in South Nershirt. Sunday morn
ing. The funeral was held this after.
noon.
McAflister Bros auction sale Of gen
eral merchandise at East Barre viii con.
tinue in the opera house at East Barre
on Thursday evening, February "a, AZ
1870 o'clock. Everyone come. o. II.
Hale, anctioneer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Edward Bailey left
Montpelier yesterday afternoon for their
new home in st. Paul Mr.. Bailey has
been for several years manager Of the
Pavilion hotel, which was recently sold
by }. $. Niles to q J. Heaphy.
The Spaulding high school basket ball
team is to play the Laimoille Central
academy team from Hyde Park at the
Church street gymnasium this evening,
and the Spaulding second team will play
tho Goddard seminary second team be-
tween the periods.
The clerks in the Fits store went on
their annual sleigh ride last evening in
"a big four horse team to Williamstown,
where they had an excellent supper
served them at the hotel. There were
fourteen in the party, and all had Il
very enjoyable time.
A special evangelical meeting viii be
held in The Baptist church tonight at
1880. The Rev. Henry Buzzel will
peach. He gave a very interesting talk
last evening, and there was large at.
tendance to enjoy it Everyone * corr
daily invited TO attend these meetings.
The funeral service Of the late George
lnglis will be held Thursday morning al
9:8 o'clock in the Baptist church. The
Rev. w. a. kinzie will oiiiciate. The
service in Barre win Be held at the same
time that the funeral service is being
held OVER the remains Of Nj. Inglis in
Aberdeen.
Those who follow baseball will be III
terested in the announcement that Pc.
hind, who was formerly a star performer
on the Barre. Montpelier baseball team.
il one Of three men 10 be retained IN
the Providence, r. r., management. While
playing on tho local team, Poland was
the man who made so few errors that
the spectators were always ready to
forgive him when he did
Miss Jessie BusIey. VINO comes to the
opera house on Saturday night in the
new play In the Bishops Carriage" Is
one of delayed star quantities OF the
dramatic armament. Mr.. George G. w
Ter secured her services to head thc pres
ent organization because be believed she
had been overlooked by astute managers
as stellar attraction, and his Judgment
appears 60 have been well founded. for
Miss Busley has achieved little short of
a triumph in the portrayal Of the char.
acter Of the girl thief, the prineipaI
part of the play. Tickets Thursday
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