The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-26
TALK or THE TOWN
Local Happenings Terseiy Told for Busy
Readers.

RNSuAEASs
New spring shirt waists at Perry's.
Roller skating this afternoon and
evening.
a new line Of local postal cards ID
leather at Dodge's iewelry store.
Mrs. r. 4. Scott left this morning for.
q visit with relatives N New York.
Ximenis Wright Oh Piermont, N. f.,
was in the city on business yeterday.
Remember the big sale of ladies' furs
lat Perry's. Don't miss this opportnn
Iity
a daughter was born Thursday after
moon 70 Mr.. and Mrs. John Peducci Of
/ B street.
Mrs. Julia Cummings III Minneapolis,
Mimi, Is guest at the home Of j. G..
Griggs On Summer street.
Al few black felt, colored beaver and
colored velvet hats to close out for rs
cents BY Mrs. w. +. Shepard.
Stanley Berry, who has been visiting
At the seminary for few days returned
this morning 10 his home in Richmond
The Clover club will meet Tuesday af-
ternoon at 2;90 o'clock at the home of
Mrs, r. M Tayntor Oh Merchant street.
George Johnston, George Erickson and
John Walder left last night for Lowells-
yille, Ohio, where they have secured
work.
The candle pin match scheduled for
last evening between the RusheFs and
Carvers WIS postponed until this even
ing.
DO not fail to read the advertisement
of S. I. segel q Co, the clothiers on
Depot square, on page 2. ii will inter
est the boys.
Miss Alice Robson OF Salem, Mass. il
a guest at the home % Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Frank Perry on Spaulding street.. hay
ing arrived IN town last evening.
The cost Of the public schools ia
Montpelier last year was S24,272.25, The
need Of new high school building is
being agitated somewhat iii Montpelier.
Everybody Is cordially invited to the
Methodist church to hear the Rev. w.
s. Smithcrs, one Of the finest speakers
In the Vermont conference, on Sunday,
January n, both morning and even
ing.
The ice races scheduled at Montpelier
today include three classes-the green
class, for horses which have never start
ed; the $50 and a:30 classes; all the
races are for prizes, including. cash,
blankets and whips.
The funeral Of james B. Lafayette,
who died yesterday OF pneumonia, win
be held from his late home at the corner
of South Main and Quarry streets to-
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The
Rev. W. A. Kinzie win olIiciate and the
interment viii be IN Hope cemetery.
The entertainment at the pavilion last
evening BY Comi Bros. maving pictures
was q decided success. Tie seating ca
pacity was full and many were standing
The entertainment was much enjoyed BY
all and many expressed wish that they
would exsibit again III Barre in the near
future.
The Athena club and invited guests
viii have a sleigh ride To- Plainiield on
Tuesday, january 20. All those who
live below French street win meet at
the home Of w A. Lebourvea at $50
o'clock, sharp, as teams will be waiting
Above French street, teams will call at
the homes.
The Tufts boys programme consists
Of 2 numbers Nobody knows how long
their repertoire Is. since their pile
has never been exhausted, even by the
imany encores they regularly receive
They believe ia having a goodIy supply
Of catching hits TO meet the demands
which their splendid principal numbers
are sure Ia cause. There are trick
plays BY the Tufts glee club as we'll as
hy the Tufts football team. You can
see this organization on Friday night,
February s.
II was a small but appreciative audi
enee-quiek TO note the good work which
stood ont boldly from occasional lapses
that attended jules MuIry's aThe
Mummy and the Humming Bird" at the
opera house last evening M. A. White!
car .as Lord i.nmley, the offended hus-
band. Frank Armstrong as Signor D'Orel.
| Ii, who took advantage Of Lady Lnm-
Ileyis craving for love and companion.
ship. and Henry Carl Lewis a. Giuseppe,
another husband offended BY the same
lD'OrelIi, we're very capable and had To
lrespond To several curtain calls Aman.
da wellington as Lady Lunley and Ra-
chel Sauderson as Mrs Ruth Thornton
were somewhat disappointing. The COM
pany had hard seige getting to Barre
arriving in town just before eight o'clock
IN the evening, 30 that the opening Of
the performance was somewhat delayed,
yelma Lillian. daughter Of Mfr. and
Mrs. 4. G. Coffin, celebrated her eighth
birthday anniversary at her home, 2fa
| Washington street, Thursday from 5 to o.
O'Clock, by entertaining II Of her young
| friends. AT o'clock refreshments con
sisting Of cake. coffee, ice cream, etc..
were served after which games were
played and songs sung by few Of the
mothers Of the children and Miss pinkie
Lewis. Miss Lewis played h march hi
which all the Young people participated,
| led by Misses Nelina and Avis Coffin.
! The Misses Mabel Gladding, lnez and
Ruth Waterman assisted AZ mattresses
aud helped che younger ones TO enjoy
their amusements The company dis
lpeFsed at 0 o'clock. leaving many nice
little presents 10 Miss Nelma as remind
ers III the pleasant occasion they had
10 much enjoyed and wishing her many
more like anniversaries. She wishes to
thank them for their tokens and also
those who helped Der % have such 4
coed thine