The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-07
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

Embroidery sale at Vaughan's.
Roller skating race Thursday evening,
New styles in shirt waists On sale az
Vaughan's
Il you want q nice, dressy skirt, See
Abbott's new line
d. B. Wilkie 81 Boston was in the
city yesterday on business visit
\ daughter was born February to
Mr. and AIRS. Harold Taylor Of Summer
street
Carl NJ. Rollins has moved into Or.
10 H. Reids cottage house on Elm street,
vacated by D. G. Jones.
/ The Rev j. Vi Nickerson, formerly
Of Woodsyille, N. H., win preach this
evening at "A Elm street.
Come to the basket bah game next
Monday evening at s o'clock, when the
spaulding girls meet Montpelier.
Ribbon candy, four Funds for csc;
beef sausage, best you ever ate, three
pounds for rs cents. Yandow's market.
] The Frank McWhorter 10. are Offering
4 their entire line Of fancy stiff bosom
shirts at great reduction See their
window.
See our new line Of post eards, I'M
trluding greetings from Barre, birch bark,
leather, notices, etc. Kenyon's Cash
| Bargain store.
The remains Of Lucinda Catherine, the
infant daughter of Mn and Mrs Harold
4 Taylor, were placed III the tomb at Elm
wood cemetery yesterday
VIII the party who took the basket
+ from the back OF Al A Smith 81 Broth.
era store return the same before Sat
urday noon and save further trouble2
! All those interested in the Granite
City Quoting club win please meet at
the secretary's house on Friday night,
February s, at O'Clock. There Is bust
ness OF Importance to come before the
club. g Keith, secretary,
The Central Vermont Pet Stock and
Poultry association viii hold III regular
monthly meeting, Friday, February 8,
at 1880 at the store Of the Barre Shoe
company All members and tlrose inter
ested are requested 70 be present
4 Among the owners Of United States
gold dollars OF the date Of 1854 il
Charles Perkins Of Montpelier, who re.
eeiyed the coin as present IS years
ago. He therefore values the piece not
alone for its intrinsic worth, but for its
association as well.
1 The company which viii play In the
Bishops Carriage" at the opera house
on February 10 is good one, as is
shown by the dates which the company
fills, as printed in "Ihe Drnatie Mir
ror.p After playing o week in Philadel
phia, they go to Orange, y. j., then to
Albany, N ~. 10 Burlington, and then
10 Barre. From this city they viii 80
to Montreal
| Oh Poverty! where are Thy eharmsl
You on to know all about it, so
be sure and come tonight to the vestry
lof the Church Of the Good Shepherd.
Poverty prices, &c admission, children Sc.
All are invited. OF course, If you wish
to come in your prettiest you may, but
the officers viii be after You and the
revised tariff will be maintained Bless
led be nothing and no place to put 1t.
! Among the Knights OF Columbus OF
this city who attended the working OF
1.-THE third degree of the order at Burling-
ton last evening were John Comfy, Will
liam Reilly, George German, A. G. Moore,
Z. J. Owens. Henry Brown. A. II, Burke.
4. J. Schneider, Dan Murphy, Michael
Keefe. John b. Kelley. William Dineen.
stephen pineen, John Hartigan. Robert
Murphy, John Conlon, Ed. Normandeau,
To- " Boyea. W. II. Miles, Q. n Granger,
W. A. Moore and Barney Grimes.
| Al j. usual on the Tufts programme,
we find that the name and work Of
Frederic Field Bullard hold an important
place. Two of tho regular programme
numbers are the glorious Sword Of Fer
lraraH and the lighter but equally well
written waltz, Come Ger the Sea-
Through not a Tufts man, he has fur
lnished a great number OF strong selec.
tions for the Tufts club, and now a
TUFTS programme never appear without
at least one from his pen. Among his
works previously sung are; Swords
Out for Charlie "The kavauagh. Tick
Tack Too you Remind Me, Sweeting,
land "The War Song Of Zanzibar The
Hast named was rendered last year AMI
no audience could forget rs wild wicrd
Harmony. Tufts IS grateful to Billiard
and honors his memory At the opera
house Friday night, February s, at eight
O'Clock.
Never before in the history of Barre
lCity or Barre Town have such unmatch-
liable values been offered over a bargain
counter as are now offered by A. A..
Smith n Brother This Is no coneleme.
ration sale Of goods bought for sale pur
poses, but is genuine sale OF the high
est grade goods on the market, rs fol
lows: their complete line Of Elite shoes,
regular prices al over the United States
$3.50 81 and S.. your choice at Se9s:
lot Of Wright health underwear values
lup to $3.50, to close at Csc; Ball Band
lrubbers at and below cost; lot Of rub
Der bottom felt Shoes worth $3.50, to
close while they last at $t0s; lot OF
81 fancy shirts TO close at 29c; lot OF
SIPS and $3.50 dress shirts TO close
at 4tc; every pair Of pants IN their
store reduced abont SO per cent; lot Of
Cue suspendefs tor Zoe. three pairs for
25c. ana many other articles accordingly