The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-11
TALK OF The TOWN.
Local Happenings Tcrsely Told for Busy
Readers.


You can buy a good night robe for SOC
at Abbott's.
Thompson's glove-flttiug $1.oo corsets
for no at Vaughan's
James II Higgins went 70 Burlington
this morning on business,
D. A. Perry went to Randolph this
morning on business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A, Milne, ST., spent
Sunday with friends III Northfeld.
Stone cutters dust protectors att
=. =. Austin's, the watch and clock man.
| See Pcrry's window for the markdown
sale Of bed pufis and nice wool blan-
kets.
ii YOU need i sweater for next sea-
son, 90 to the MeWhorter 70. and buy
| it now.
Your money will do double duty at
Rogers this week. Some suits and over
coats at half price.
Tickets 10 on sale at Y o'clock Mon
/ day evening at Red Cross pharmacy
for Commonwealth ladies' orchestra.
| Mr.. w. L. Huntington and w II. Ri
chardson went to East Brookfield Sat
lurday to visit his mother, who Is III.
l William Ayers returned to Dartmouth
college at Hanover, N. H., last night,
after few days visit at his home,
Ribbon candy. four pounds for csc;
beef sausage, best You ever ate. three
pounds for % cents. Aandows market.
Tho @Pccks Bad Boy" company went
to Waterbury this morning, where they
show this evening, going from there TO
Burlington.
/ Without doubt the Commonwealth la
dies orchestra il the best musical ag-
gregation Of the kind Barre will hear
this season.
Harry i. Harrington, agent for the
Chicago and New York Electric Air Line,
went to Mortified this morning for a
few days business visit.
| The Altrurians win meet with Miss
Carrie White, a3s North Main street.
| "wednesday afternoon at $50. Lesson
study, John Burns aud His Problems"
ri the party who took the mnff, not
her property, from the opera house last
Saturday, will leave the same with the
lianitor Of the city building, she can avoid
ItrohbIe,
On at full blast Hundreds securing
the greatest bargains that money can
buy at the sale Of all sales, where the
red canvas adorns the front, at Brady's
clothing store.
4 r. II Mccarthy left last night for an
lextended business trip in the interests
juf the Quarry Workers union He ex-
lpeets to visit towns in New York. Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
A Montpelier granite manufacturer,
ENRIQUE Ala, has fled papers IN hank
Iruptcy, claiming assets OF $3.2sI.47, II
(which s262 is exempt, and liabilities Of
lS2,9f920. The petitioner is represented
lby ]. n. Harvey.
| Tonight at Church street gymnasium
lSpamlding girls Ist and "a teams will
meet Montpelier at p. M, admission
25e. Line up for 1st team; Bradford
and Brown guards, Grigg, center; Even
and Gladding, forwards.
District meeting No. s, I. o. q. r..
will be held in II. Of G. hall iii this
city on February Is. Afternoon session
(private) at $50: evening session AZ
700; programme at s, to which invited
friends will be admitted. Neal Dow lodge
Twin furnish supper for Twisting mem
bers.
The defeated fortviive team 81 ward
three paid their supper to the victor
GUS ward four team Saturday evening IN
the X. of c. hall An excellent turkey
lsnpper was served to the members 81
The teams and their ladies' After the
! supper whist was played for the remain.
der o. the evening.
One Of the milk teams from the Nor.
rison farm distributed milk at unexpect
led places this morning. On coming tn
the city the cart ran into snow drifts
and tipped over twice, losing about TWEEN.
lty cans Of milk In both the spills. The
team had to 20 back to the farm fnI
another supply and consequently some
Eof the patrons OF the route had to wait.
The wholesale granite firm of PinlSer.
ton q Moore Of Zanesville, Ohio. has
been dissolved because OF the III health
of Mr.. Moore Not being able TO reach
d satisfactory agreement, they hay,
lasked for a receiver, but Il IS said that
THE assets are enough to meet the obi
Igations Mr.. Pinkefton has now entered
i new firm, known MS G. L. Pinkertor
& Co.
Mr. Lewis i considered BY critics 4;
one Of the greatest yiolinists since "Olt
Bull" and his playing is described a,
simply perfect. For his last number Il,
tplayed the most difficult work for tn,
violin, "The Witches Dance By paga
lnini Willimantie Chronicle. Mr. Levi,
lis director Of tie Commonwealth ladies
orchestra, which appears at the operg
house February ID.
The Spaulding commercial class of 'OS
and friends enjoyed sleigh ride to East
Montpelier Friday night, going there il
Gassie's barge and four horses IN,
evening was spent in playing games AMI
dancing IN the hail. and William Cham
heIiain treated the party 20 sugar 81
snow. The class was chaperoned by Mis-
Harris and Mr.. Richie, and they re
turned home at an early hour Saturday
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