The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-14
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.
Linen sale continues at Fits.
Sale Of white skirts at vaughan's.
New Malta suitings, 50 cents per yard
at Abbott's.
Or. G. N. Barber went to Jonesvilc
this morning on business.
Shop stewards can get the Journal.
AZ the granite cutters office
Tickets for In the Bishops Carriage
on sale tonight at O'Clock.
Deputy Sheriff H. D. Camp went t.
Middlebury today on business trip.
Stone cutters dust protectors al
y. r Austin's, the watch and clock man
There are now about 500 workmeu
employed in the granite industry in Mont
pelier
N. 2 Durgin Of Manchester, n. II
rs the guest Of riends in the city for
q few days.
Ed. House resumed work III Granger
barber shop this morning after fef
days illness,
! Fine zephyr ginghams in handsome
lplaids, usually sold Tor 25c, at lie pei
yard at Perry's on Saturday.
1 Charles Lawrence of Milford, Mass.
who has been visiting relatives in the
lefty, went to Mortified last evening.
There win be meeting Of the amuse.
lment committee Of Clan Gordon tonight
at o'clock in the clan rooms, Eastman
block. !. Even, chief.
| The amusement committee Of the La.
dies of Clan Gordon viii meet at room
/ Z, Eastman's block, this evening at s
O'clock. Per order chief sister
The Ida Read W. G. r. u. win meet
with Mrs. r. H. Watkins Friday ar
lternoon at $3.50. "A large attendance
i desired, as this is the Willard red
letter day.
The Apollo club Of Montpelier plans
to secure the Male Choral Art siety
of Boston, of which j. r. Kinney, former
nv Of Barre, is manager, for concert
little later on.
| A. w. Allen, who resides on the East
Montpelier road, is being suggested as
a capable man TO serve Barre Town as
school director since ~ w. Dix declines
to run again for that Office.
1 The officers and members Of Bright
Star Rebekah lodge, No. is, taking part
in the degree work, are requested to be
ipresent on Friday evening, February Is,
at 1880 sharp for practice. Mrs. f. w.
Jackson, noble grand.
Gilman /. Jackman, formerly Of Barre,
has been quite i'll at his home in Talia-
po0sa, Ga, whore he has lived fqr several
years. He sold out his groee-y business
there and plans to come north again, for
time at least.
McAllister Bros auction sale of gen.
eral merchandise at East Barre will con
\ tinne In the opera house at East Barre
ION Thursday evening. February ia, at
1880 O'Clock. Everyone come. o. II.
Hale, auctioneer.
Willismstown lodge, I. o. G. T., held
a public installation Of officers in their
hall last night, the officers being install
ed by State Deputy j. O. BeclSley. AFTER
the installation programme consisting
iof instrumental music, songs, readings
and farce entitled "The Wonderful
Telephone" was given. After the pro-
gramme fruits were served by Lodge
Deputy Hayward. About rs people were
present.
/ The commissioners Of Green Mount
cemetery in Montpelier in their annual
report explain why marble instead of
granite was used in the mortuary chapel
| in that city. They report: Primarily
II was intended TO build this structure
Of granite and the plans and specifca-
tions were drawn, but investigation dis
closed the fact that a building OF gran
ite would 50 far exceed the amount of
money at our disposal that we were fore.
ed to substitute marble, and for a build,
| ing Of this character, the substitution
has proved fairly satisfactory"
A sale that will 90 down in history
as one that has left the people % Barre
clad in better Taiment than it found
them, is now on at A. a. Smith & Broth
er's. Wright's health and Pierce hygiea-
ic underwear, values up to $3.50, to close
at 9se; their complete iine Of Elite shoes.
$3.50. $500 and $500, in all the popular
styles. TO 90 at S2.9s; their complete
line of s2.5a and $500 shoes at si.9s;
their complete line of heavy rubbers 20
ing regardless Of cost; lot Of Sl25 shirts
AZ 40c; their complete line Of sweaters
going at less than their Wholesale prices.
See their advertisement on the 5th page.
On the occasion Of their second annual
banquet and dance in Miles hall, Feb.
ruary %, Iroquois Tribe, No. rs, I'M
proved Order Of Red Men, have secured
the services Of Past Grand Incohonce
Andrew II. Patton Of Boston, who will
speak on the growth aud progress OF this
ancient and ever growing order, which
at present Numerically speaking) mum
bers over half a million members. Past
Grand Ineohonee Patton is Scotchman
by birth and has Travelled through every
state in the union. He i at present
editor OF the Red Mems official journal,
is an eloquent speaker, and the members
Of lroquois tribe are indeed fortunate in
securing such good talent for this oc
easion. 1t IL also expected That most
all the great chiefs Of tho lately formed
grand reservation Of Vermont viii be III
attendance.