The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-22
TALK OF THE TOWN.

FuDHC ubilee M ". u ~ t2atuAhuY
night.
Clerks meet Tuesday evening, Febru-
Iary 20.
New showing Of house dresses at Alb
bolts.
See vahghan's store window for shirt
waists,
Ned Lewis went To South Ryegate on
business today.
An opportunity no woman should miss
at Fits See advertisement.
Congress playing cards still selling at
3oc per pack. Averill Music Co.
Mrs. Rose Berry Of Burlington is the
guest Of Mrs. D. NJ, Miles for q few days.
Henry King Of Thorton, Mass, former
Ily Of Barre, is visiting friends in the
Icity.
w. II. Murray returned yesterday from
Boston, where he went to attend the
| dog show
Mrs. D. NJ Miles returned last night
from q few days visit with relatives
/ III JlhidMlUks
II. u Rogers and 4. i. Guild Of Wal
den are the guests Of T. II. Rogers for
a few days.
Lyle Perry went to Burlington this
morning, where be IL instrueting d class
on the cello.
Bed puffs and wool blankets at Per.
|ry's at a big bargain See them and
you win buy
Sunday there will be communion at
ST. Monica's church for the Ancient Or
der pf Hibernians.
The interest on loans to the Barre
Savings Bank and Trust company be,
comes due March /
Remember Saturday, February 20, il
the last day Of the sale Of all sales at
Btady's clothing store
Miss Rose Cook, on account Of i'll
health, has completed her duties in the
store Of ! w, Vaughan.
There are 1T least four regularly SEIZED
Iuled banquets in Barre tonight, with
possibly others that have not yet come
to notice.
.ssEIarry A. Seeel returned home last
might from a few days business trip
ITO Burlington ana the northern part
Of the state.
The Misses Grace Worthen, Edith
Averill and Mildred Phelps went to
Mortified this afternoon To attend the
Norwich university Junior prom this
evening.
There will be regular meeting OF Can.
ton Ninton Ma. 81 on Friday evening,
February - al $50 sharp. A full at.
tendance is desired as there viii be in.
stallation Of officers.
The regular meeting Of the clerks will
be held Tuesday evening, February 90
instead Of Wednesday evening, owing 20
the fact that the clerks dance viii 6e
held on Wednesday night.
| The Farmers supper win take place
in the vestFy Of the Uniyersalist church.
1 "wednesday evening, February %. Do
/ not miss seeing the farmers, sight Of
which will DO worth the price Of
supper.
The union painters hi Montpelier have
asked for an increase IN wages from
Sass q day to $3.50. They report that
most of the contracting painters have
agreed. The carpenters, who are reeeiv.
ing S270, will not ask for raise.
Court Barre No. 33f9. +. D. H.. win
/ give pubnc whist party and oyster
supper IN their hall IN the Worthen block
.1.r -. 90 4 !
/ mission 25 cents All are cordially IN.
vited. Playing win begin at O'Clock
sharp.
The ladies who are interested IN ia.
stituting a division Of the ladies auxil.
larry, Ancient Order of Hibernians, are
requested to meet in the X. Of G. hall
on Sunday afternoon at $3.50 O'clock.
Organizers from Montpelier and Bur.
lington will be present
The Good Templars viii hold mas
querade promenade in X. Of c. hall.
Friday evening, March lst The public
II cordially invited. The committee has
lust received word by wireless telephone
that Uncle Josiah and Aunt Samantha
viii be there if it doesn't rain
For the Feast Of the Five Tables
at the Methodist church Friday evening
Il win be the effort Of those giving the
supper and entertainment to make each
worth the price asked for both. which
Is rs cents supper from $3.50 to 1880.
Entertainment to commence at S o'clock
G. b. Kelly. who is Barre manager for
the Western Union Telegraph company.
has received notification chat he with
other operators in independent offices
will receive ten per cent raise in sal
AIRY beginning March I Mr. Kelly Is
naturally pleased with the Christmas
present, even ii it is a little past Christ
mas.
Step in and glance IL our clearance
table, where we have displayed four a.
pretty stock patterns In dinnerware D.
you often see Owing to lack Of room
and the discrimination to manufacture
two 81 them, we are closing them ont at
a slight advance above what they cost
MS. We cordially invite yonr inspection.
G. n. Kenyon & Co.'s bargain store.
DR.. and Mrs. C. II. Kent entertained
party Of people at their home on Jef
ferson street last evening. A light sup
per was served after which the party
was entertained with bridge whist, there
being enough present to make four ta.
blcs Of players. The prizes were award
ed and Mr. and Mrs. a. A. Sargent, and
the consolation prizes were won by james