The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-22
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

INSdGEla.
Roller skating today
Get the new Designer sheet in book
form at Perry's.
/ Full line Of spring shirt waists just
received at Abbott's,
Mrs. Louis Thayer went to st. Adams
yesterday for visit.
Harry I. Andross of Lisbon, y. H.,
is visiting friends in the city.
| H. d. McCrillis Of Marshfield was in
The city on business yesterday
4 Don't fail to read Brady's ad in to-
| days paper. It will interest You.
Get that coat at Perry's and a fur
collar and you will be ready for next
winter
If you want good electrical massage,
60 to Miers' shops four good BARRIERS
always ready.
| A. S. Douglass, who has been in the
city on business fora few days, returned
to Woodsville, n. H., this morning.
The lowest temperature reported this
morning was eight degrees below zero;
| it was one of the kicks Of d dying win
ter.
Keep in mind the Farmers supper in
the Universalist yestry, Wednesday even
t ing, February ~. Look later Tor the
menu.
Save 10 per cent on muslin under.
wear and make your selection from the
finest assortment in the city. Yeale &
knight.
The ]. A. 9. viii hold a public dance
at Miles hall Saturday evening, Iei,-
ruary 9s. Music by GiIbertson's or
chestra. Admission rs cents,
The w. G. L. y. will have a social
at the home Of Mrs, u. b. ATinard, South
Main street, Monday evening, February
rs The public j. cordially invited.
The celebrated Century music now 81
a copy. Better stock up at this price.
They are all good and at Sc You canno,
make bad trade. Averill Music Go.
The business meeting Of the Univer.
sity club viii be held al the Congreca
tional church vestry this evening at 7:43
O'Clock, and the banquet viii be served
at s;15,
Mrs. Chester Searles is slowly gaining
after long illness with grippe and
bronchitis. Mr.. Searles' father, who has
been stopping with them. has returned
to hs home in Bristol
The Kings Daughters Of Goddard sem.
mary will give an operetta, 'eThe Japan
csc Girl by Charles Vincent. Tuesday
evening evening, February 26, in The
seminary hall. Admission csc.
For sale, corner lot about 40 feet on
North Main street. 300 feet on Seminary
street; IS and 60 Merchant street. IL
lots; about 90 acres Of quarry and wood
land at Graniteyille, a. a. Batchelder.
Barre, vt.
Ed Grant, who formerly PLAYED bali
with the Intereity team in the Northern
league, has signed to play with the Phil.
adelpbia National league team, with the
understanding that he need not report
until June 10.
Today being legal holiday, Washing
tons birthday, the public schools Of the
city were closed, and many of the out.
of-town teachers took advantage Of the
short vacation to go to their homes. The
schools will reopen Monday.
J. r. Seaver Of Montpelier, an old
time resident, celebrated BIS 76th birth
day yesterday. He received many let
tiers and token OF remembrance. also
cake from Mrs. A. G. I.apoint, who spent
the evening with him, it being her birth.
day also.
Supt. Q. D. Mathewson was in Mont
peIier today TO act with Assistant Prin-
cipal +. NJ Howe of Montpelier seminary
and Supt Brownscombe Of the Montnei-
Ter schools as examiner Of candidates for
appointment to the naval academy at
Annapolis
The candle pin match last evening be.
tween the Nippers and Rushers' teams Of
the league was postponed because of the
baseball meeting A double.header Is
scheduled for this evening between the
Jumpers and Carvers and the Roughers
and Rushers.
The Presbyterian church was filled
with people last evening to listen to a
local talent concert The entertainment
consisted of vocal solos by Miss Emma
Phillips and James Gall, reading by Mr..
Scagcr, cello solo by Lyle Perry, duett
by Miss Phillips and Mr. Sherriffs, silent
drill by members Of the Boys Brigade.
and chorus work under the direction al
Miss Phillips. The programme was very
well received.
Owing to the lateness of the season
and the extraordinary large stock Of
winter goods on hand, A. A. Smith &
Brother have. cut the price on many
PARTICLES in two and in some instances the
cuts have been even deeper. Their com
plete line Of $3.50, S401 and $500 Elite
shoes are offered at $2.9s; complete line
Of $3.50, $3.50 pants at $29s; complete
line of $3.50 and $500 pants at sins;
their complete line of Ball Band rubber
goods at about 80 per cent discount;
lot Wright's health underwear, regular
price $3.50, $500 and $3.50 goods 10
close at Csc each; Waltbam and Elgn
witches at about rs per cent discount;
about 20 dozen new spring negligee 75o
shirts to 90 for starter at Ace each.
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