The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-28
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings TerseIy Told for Busy
Readers.

Local Happenings TerseIy Told for Busy
Readers.
bott's.
Roller skating this afternoon and
Ladies waists at Perry's store that
were SIPS up to $3.50, reduced to 69c.
1 Special this week, home made bore
hound candy i5c per pound at the Barre
Candy Kitchen.
The Philomathian club will meet with
Mrs, N. y. Phelps, is Park street. Tics
day evening at 7:15
Miss Marjorie Beach has returned
from Binghamton, N. Y., where she has
been for the past year.
A few black felt, colored beaver and
eolored velvet hats to close out for %
cents by Mrs W. r. Shepard
The Glover club will meet Tuesday AT
ternoon at 2:s0 o'clock at the home Of
Mrs, E, N. Tayntor on Merchant street.
Mrs. Harry al segel ct al. sold
two.tensment house on Maple avenue TO
John e. Redmond and wife of this city
ga satuFaay7aThe sale was private.
Miss Margaret Daniels and Miss Kath-
crime Emslie went to burlington this
morning, The former win remain there
but the latter win return after short
lvisit.
Get your exchange tickets for the
TUFTS glee club right away, before they
are oil gone. This musical is very pop.
nlar and everyone want to hear IT. IT.
coming next week.
The Rev. A. b. BeIlondi went today to
New York, and from there he win 20
70 London, Ontario, to be the guest of
the Rev !. H. Mitchell, formerly of
Barre, for few days.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Presby.
terrain church will give social on Tues
day evening, January 20. in the vestry
OF the church, All are cordially invited.
4 short programme viii be given and re
freshments win be served.
William b. Stevenson reports that the
anniversary Of the birth Of the poet
Burns was observed at the city poor
farm Friday evening in fitting man
ner, IN which Billy" took prominent
part. He sends us the programme out
space does not permit It's publication.
The Athena club and invited guests
viii have a sleigh ride to Plainfield on
Tuesday, January 20. All those who
live below French street win meet nc
the home of w A. Lebourvea at $50
o'clock, sharp, az teams will be waiting.
Above French street, teams win call at
the homes.
The Tufts boys programme consists
III ~ numbers. Nobody knows how long
their repertoire is. since their ~piles
has never been exhausted. even by the |
many encores they regularly receive.
They believe in having eoodly supply |
Of catching hits to meet the demands |
which their splendid principal numbers
are sure to cause. There are atrick |
plays BY the Tufts glee club as well a. |
by the Tufts football team. You can
see this organization on Friday night,
February s.
The month of January continues to 1
strive to break the cold weather record. /
Those who figured on late Sunday
morning breakfast to permit the weather
to moderate a trille were disappointed
because the thermometer registering 20
below at sunrise obstinately refused 10
rise when the people wanted to. The
weather was not much warmer in the
middle Of the day. Nor had the tenn.
perature gone very high this morning,
the reports setting the figures at about
twelve below zero
Attorney John " Gordon, acting for
the Barre merchants and the granite
in their grievances ageinsf
the Central Vermont railroad on poor
freight facilities, completed the list of
conditions which the railroad viii be
asked toisubscIihe to and Forwarded the
same to Attorney G. w. Writers Of the
company on Saturday. This document.
which II list of promises. also includes
q statement of what would be consid.
cred reasonable time in which the
changes demanded could be- put into ope.
ration. When signed this agreement
between tho two attorneys will be filed
With the State Railroad commission.