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

heAQeIS.
\ New ginghans at yaughan's.
Read the City balSery's advertisement
4 &c drive sale Of hamburgs at Ab-
bots.
Public dance II. w a. hall saturday
might.
Roller skating this afternoon and
evening
Dir. Paiemont has opened an Office at
70 Central street. Telephone 212-4.
I Special this week, home.ma hore-
hound candy 15e per pound at the Barre
Candy Kitchen.
g. III. Smith, who has been iii the city
Oh business for j few days, left for Bos.
ion this morning.
\ Have you had your share Of the bar.
gains we are Offering ut our fact total
sale, which ends February 81 Moore
Y Owens
Il The Clover club viii meet Tuesday
afternoon at $3.50 at the home Of Mrs
e. A. Smith. Each member is entitled
to bring guest.
4 Regular meeting Of Junior Court Barre
M. I, Il of Az, viii be held in Forest
crs' hall Monday evening at O'clock.
Let all members BE present.
/ Old-fashioned horehound drops, deli.
sIcious as confection and effective as a
lremedy. Another barrel Just received
lat the Red Cross pharmacy.
/ One feature which is likely to sur.
slprise hearers of the Tufts concert is tile
large number of efficient soloists. At
the opera house Friday night, February
s, at O'Clock.
4 Special for Saturday, February 2, de-
lieipus maple peppermint and winter
!grgen creams, 15c per pound; cocoanut
kisses. 100 per pound; fresh made on
saturday al Barre Candy Kitchen.
| Twelve members Of the middlers class
Iof Spaulding high school enjoyed tramp
Ion snowshoes last evening, going to the
residence fof Elmer Taft ON the East
lhill wher all did ample justice to a
Ibountiful supper.
Barre Democrats are inclined to be
lskeptieal about the assertion from Bel.
lows Falls that William J. Bryan has
been secured 10 give one oil his two Yer
lmont addresses ia that village. They
lstill think that there IL good prospect
lof securing Bryan for an address in
Barre.
The September term Of Washington
county court has this week been for
mallv adjourned by Side Judges Wells
and Winch 1t was continued in antici-
patton that Judge Powers would be able
to return to Montpelier and finish up
some Of the docket. but various causes
interfered. The March term of the
court will convene March II.
Charles Clark was given genuine
surprise party last evening at his home
on Elmore street byla few Of his friends
lwho called on him unexpectedly to re-
mind him Of his birthday, After spend
ing a very enjoyable evening the party
presented Mr.. Clark signet ring as
a reminder OF the occasion and wished
Ihim many happy returns Of the day.
The Rev and Mrs George w. Winch
Earrived in the city last evening to take
Iup their residence in the home recently
purchased by them on Trow hill, near
lthe place Of Judge G. M. Winch Mr.
Winch has retired from the ministry for
1.-THE fimebeing At least, on account Of III
health. lie recently resigned the pastor.
late of the Holyoke Congregational church
latter eighteen years service there
| The greatest clearance sale of the sea
son Is now on at A. A. Smith & Broth
er's Lot of 81 shirts at 29c; lot Of
1875 shirts at 49c; lot of Wrieht's
health underwear values up to $3.50,
Ito close at 9sc; Ball Band rubber goods
lat less than cost price; sweaters at
nearly half price; fur caps and niittens
lat and below cost; all our $3.50, 81 and
ts5 Elite shoes at Sass outing flannel
lshirts. would be good value at 75c, to
close at 37c each; felts and leggins, reg.
Iular values up to $3.50, TO 20 at 9se;
Jour complete line Of trousers, regular
Es4, $3.50 and SIS grades at s3.9s; our
Icomplete line Of $3.50 and $500 pants
lat s2.9s; our complete line OF $3.50 and
$50 pants at S1.0s. See their advertise.
lment on pare g.