The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-23
TALK OF The TOWN.
Roller skating today.

Sale Of hamburgs at vaughan's.
Mark down sale b c6aIsk At Perry's
store,
Harry Stowe is confined to the house
by illness.
Nichols dancing class in Miles hall
Wednesday night.
Merrill Eastman went to MorrisviIle
today on business.
Our sale prices have set the town talk
ing. Moore & Owens.
Miss Mary Owens is visiting friends
in Mortified for q few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Rogers went to
Burlington on business today.
Mrs, Mary Reid ii i'll with the grippe
At her home on Maple avenue.
Mrs. George Wheeler d Melrose, Mass,
ia the guest Of friends in the city.
Jesse Cayhue is able to be out after
his recent illness with the grippe,
Miss M. A. Miles returned last night
from few days visit with friends in
Stowe.
Mrs. u. r. Davis returned last night
from Windsor, where she had been VIII
sitting relatives.
,fustus Ketchum went to Greenfield,
Mass, today, being called there by The
death Of his sister.
E. Al Prindle received message this
morning announcing the death Of his
sister at Cohoes, n. Y.
Fred Chatfeld returned last night
from Randolph, where he has been VII
sitting for q few days.
Tickets for the performance Of "The
Mummy and the Humming Bird" so on
sale tonight at I o'clock.
Miss Margaret Henry returned last
night from Groton, where she has been
nursing for the past two weeks.
Mrs. a. n. Mclean, who was operated
on for appendicitis at the Mary Fletcher
hospital at Burlington few days ago,
il rapidly recovering
Angus McAuley returned last night
from q business trip through the middle
western states in the interest of the
Quarry Workers union.
The regular meeting Of the Vt. No. l.,
N. A. s. f., will be held in Tumas hail.
Graniteyille Saturday evening, January
70. J. g. Prize, president.
The Ladies Of the Maocabees win give
a drill and dance IN the Woodmen's hall
Tuesday evening February ~. Gilbert,
sons orchestra will furnish music.
Mrs. Alex Hanton went to Boston to.
dav with Norman, the wo-years-old son
Of Mr and Mrs. George Downie, 10 take
him TO hospital Their for an opera
tion.
just word Of advice--eome into
Brady's before you buy elsewhere. Get
his prices and you will be convinced
that Brady gives You the best prices
of all.
Mr. and Mrs George Gilman, who have
been visiting at the home of Mrs. Gil
mans parents, Mayor and Mrs. William
Barclay, returned today to their home in
ICIaremont, n. II.
Have Won been IN to see the boys
overcoats at s. J .Segel & Co.'S store
on Depot square, They are closing
them out at $500, st,25, $3.50 and s.. so.
They are bound to 90 ct these prices.
A parish supper and social time viii
be held in the vestry of the Church OF
the Good Shepherd Thursday afternoon
of this win from 5:3a 20 8 O'clock. The
pastor invites all interested III the church
to be present, A silver collection win
be taken.
Supreme court has affirmed the deci-
sion Of Washington county in favor Of
the city of Barre in the pauper suit
brought against the municipality by the
town Of East Montpelier An opinion
was rendered yesterday afternoon by
Judge Munson.
The Civic Federation Of Women's
Clubs quarterly meeting will be held on
/ Friday afternoon at $3.50. The members
of the various womens clubs are re-
quested 10 attend, and a social hour
win be enjoyed. The place of meeting
win be announced in tomorrow's Times.
The spaulding and Montpelier high
school girls basket bali teams viii play
in the Montpelier VI NJ. G. "A. this even.
ling at o'clock. This IA the first game
the Spaulding girls have ON their sched.
lule. Marguerite Brown and Grace Che.
ney are guards; Mary Grigg is center.
and Shirley Bradford and Mabel Glad.
ding are forwards.
The friends Of Henry Borry 70 the
number Of, seventy or eighty gave him
a surprise party at the hall in AveTill's
block last night, and all had very
| pleasant time. In behalf 81 The com
pany Mr.. and Mrs Charles Plouff pre-.
scented Mr.. Borry d purse Of money and
Mrs. berry junpiHgjack. Refresh
ments we're served,
/ Two men who said they were from
Barre and who gave The names Of James
/ Cullen and Charles OfHafa, gave an ex.
lhibition of what the tistie decorative art
can do when they appeared in the Mont.
pelier city court Yesterday afternoon,
Their eyes were tinged nearly all the
colors Of The rainbow, the result of d
friendly bout at the Pioneer the day be.
/ fore. O'Hara welded cane also un.
Gil it broke They were the best o.
friends in court. O'IIara assisting Cullen
to pay the balance OF his charges OF
St3 81 on an assault charge, on which
both were fined sheriff Tracy was the
arresting officer, and be had to deal out
a few blows to settle what fight there
was left in the men.