The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-04
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.
New ginghams VI yaughan's.

Readers.
New ginghams IL yaughan's.
Mark down in skirts at Perry's.
New sateens and ginghams. veale,&
Knight.
A g drive sale Of hamburgs al Ab.
bots.
Roller skating this afternoon and
evening.
Quart bottles Of ink only 35c at the
Ayerill Music company.
The Rev. IN. G. Maclntyre will preach
At the Methodist church tonight at 1880
O'Clock.
Mrs, S. Q. Bennett, who has been sick
for the past two weeks, " able to be
out again.
Miss Lydia Dupont Of Newport is
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur s, Martin.
w. S. Robins resumed his work az
clerk in Moore & Owens store this morn
ing after weeks illness.
Remember tile date, Wednesday, Feb.
luaYy 10, at the opera house, Common
wealth ladies' orchestra Of Boston, Mass
Miss Margaret Daley returned to heI
home i'll Burlington this morning after
I few days visit with relatives in tht
city
Mrs "A. fi Lapoint was ia Williams
town Saturday 70 complete the install
lation OF the officers in William Well:
Relief corps.
The Glover club will meet Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 at the home Of Mrs
G. a. Smith. Each member is entitled
I to bring guest.
| Regular meeting Of Junior Court Barre
| No. i, Il of AL, will BE- held ID Forest
ers' hall Monday evening at o'clock
Let all members be present.
old,fashioned horeEound drops, deli
cious as a confeetion ard effective az
remedy. Another barrel just received
at the Red Cross pharmacy.
The regular monthly meeting Of thu
I.hdies Aid society Of the Presbyterian
church win be held at the home Of Mrs
John Stewart Wednesday afternoon al
? o'clock,
Tie Misses Annie Ayerill, Mildred
Phelps, Grace Worthen, Nellie Slaytor
and Shirley Bradford attended the Thetl
Chi fraternity ball at Norwich university
Saturday night,
Greatest offer ever made on photos
Never before has such wonderful bar
gain been offered on photographs, Fol
q short time only yea Will give will
every dozen dull finish one large 16 b.
20 life-size portrait free, Cab and SCI
sample and be convinced. Vermont Pho
70 company, Barre. III, corner Aiaii
and Granite streets.
William S. Alexander and jane
Campbell, two Barre granite manufac
X tuTefs, went yesterday TO Boston Z
attend the annual neeting Of the ma
ltional association eff granite manufactur
ers which will be held tomorrow. !
is expected that there will be nothing
of unusual interest to come up at th
injecting.
The streets We're left in a very ic,
condition by the thaw Of Saturday an
the freeze Of Saturday night. The stree
department had the sidewalks sande
learly Sunday morning. On the trolle.
line there was a great deal Of trouble
as the ice having formed in the rail de
lpession resisted the advance OF Chi
lcars II was afternoon before the en-
the line was broken out
A bowling team composed Of five Q
the best bowlers in Barre, John 7. Ave
,rill, Donald Smith, Ed. Walsh, Henr,
4 Mute and William TrenOweth. with Al
tour Daley Of Montpelier, left this morn
ing for a weeks trip bowling the hes
teams in Vermont. New York aD5 Con
Inecticut. They bowl the Ethan Allie
club and Burlington teams at Burling
ton this afternoon and evening, goin
from there 10 Albany, n. Y. From al
bany they so to Connecticut.
| $. HOLSTER jackson, member Of tn
State Railroad Commission, returned d
Saturday from a trip through the west
Tern part of the state with the commits
sion, during which they inspected grad
crossing on tie Rutland railroad d
North bennington, with a yiew to abol
ishing the crossing under a recent &C
OF the legislature They have also ar
ranged to have the Essex Junction puzzl
solved 50 that passengers may knos
what trains to take,
The reader with the TUFTS mnsica
clubs IS again Mr. II. G. Gale. who wa
lpeenIiarly and uniformly successful hs
vear in holdiE tile attention 81 III
audiences The striking feature Of hi
work was its great variety, aud the won
der was that he seemed to be equal,
good III all lines Every audience wal
remember his "pantonime," and win wei
come his temperance Tickets noN
on sale at the Red Cross pharmacy TO
Friday night, February 5.