The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-16
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings 1ersely Told for Busy
Readers.
Half price sale at Abbott's

fhlson Burns OF Sutton was in th
city on business today.
Three days more Of the red tag sal
at y. w. Hooker & Co.'S.
w. IT. Goodfellow went to Morisvill
TINS morning on 4 business visit.
Look at the prices quoted in the ad
yertisement Of B. w. Hooker & Co.
Roller skating masquerade at the Pa
given.
Mrs J. H. Kelley has gone to Water
bury to attend the funeral of IA. X. New
comb ~ ~ !"
1 One lot jersey wool underwear 10
misses at 20 per cent discount Veale 4
Mrs. Alexander Troup Of New Yor)
y visiting at the home of her parent
in this city.
1 Hendricks Wild Cherry Balsam viii
make short work Of your cough. III
guaranteed.
4 daughter was born yesterday morn
ing 20 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goneo q
Summer street.
\ The Ladies' Aid society OF ST. Monica I,
church will met in the convent this even
| ing at 1880 o'clock.
There viii be business meeting a
Division No. ], A. o. H., Thursday even
ing at $3.50 o'clock.
Miss Florence Whittier Of Northfelj
arrived in the city yesterday for a visit
with her father, Nat Whittier.
Supper win be served 1T the Uniyer.
saiist vestry Friday night. The menu
will Be found on the fifth page.
The I. Q. O. l., NJ. u, committee will
meet o. Mrs Cote's, 76 Maple avenue
at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Williams Durkee OF Prosnect
street i gaining slowly after an opera.
ton which was performed at her home
Saturday.
The regular meeting of the Modern
Woodmen will be held Wednesday. Jan.
nary 10, also the installation Of officers.
elect, Per clerk.
Josiah Gale of Barre. not joseph Gale
~ stated yesterday by mistake. Il 4
brother OF Ira \. Gale, who died at VII.
Jamestown yesterday morning.
Samuel G. Grant Of Marshall. Iowa
who has been visiting relatives IN town
Tor few days, went today To New York
and VIII leave there tomorrow for Ger.
many.
The State Spiritnalist association will
bold its annual convention in MontneIier
January IS, 10 and 20. The q, a. r.
ladies will serve meals at usual in the
q A. R. hall
The Barre Polishers' union hold their
regular meeting on Thursday evening
Jan. IL, in their hall in Nichols block
Good attendance requested. as business
OF Importance is to be transacted. W
G. Prize, secretary,
The new gaslight will be turned on At
the Pavilion roller skating masquerade
Thursday evening. Come with your
pretty smiles. Skating from to 10
P. m. Prizes at 0 p. m.
Anton HecSer OF Newark. N. J.. who
has been visiting friends in the city.
left last night for Montreal. Mr.. Heck.
er formerly conducted a cigar store in
this city at Wheeler's present stand.
There viii be regular meeting az
Sanctuary Granite City, No. 80. Thurs.
day evening, January 10. 1907, at
o'clock. Installation of officers. AMI
members come and get the new bylaws.
Tutti. Socialist che intendono presi.
dere parte ale elezzioni del prossimo
Mario sono invitati a intervenire ala
riunione che avra luogo venerdi 16 ore
Z p M, al Socialist block, Granite
street.
The temperature this morning seemed
70 be colder than the thermometer regis.
tered because of the fact that cold
wind made the cold more penetrating.
The THERMOMETERS registered about six |
degrees below zero
The last Of the series of games he.
tween the forty five teams Of wards one
and two was played last evening, ward /
two winning the game and also The
Of the series. Anyone
With fat chickens for sale will do well by
'alling on A. II. Burke
Let MS make blouses for your little
BOYS and paiamas for your boys and
iris. On our power machines we can
make them much cheaper than you can
make them at home and better than
ron can buy them. MrsrJ. B. Darling,
of the Darling" waists
Or children, $ Laurel street, Barre, VT.
TEL 1854.
Fred Hartman denies that he was
AIKEN sick in Ayerill's store last week.
~ says that he has had only three
ttacks Of sickness In his life, one when
Ie was homesick, another when he was
ovesick and the third when he had tho
oothache lie thinks the second was
bout as bad as anything could be. But
y for being sick physically last week,
ever.
Funeral claims were paid by the Gran.
Ie Cutters international association IN
December to John Gilbertson of Barrei
lFrin Whidden, Concord. N. H.; Tere
icAyoy. Denver; Michael Fitzpatrick.
all Rivers John Galizia, HallowelI; Jos
PHI Davis, Nh Airy Maurice Healy.
ionson John y. Dollard, Philadelphia;
ohm G. Pendis, Quincy Fred Herbert,
Norcesterj bal funeral claim N, A.
urnquist Granitc Heights