The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-12
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Loeai Happenings TerseIy Told for Busy
Readers.

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Public dance w. NJ. "A. hall Saturday
night.
Only four more days Of Abbott's clear
ance sale.
Read $. ]. segel's advertisement on
the Cd page.
Clifton Peake returned today from a
few days visit in Underhill.
Barrel Of large Maine CLAIMS arrived at
the City Fish Market today.
You will want some of those remnants
Of silks at Perry's on Saturday.
]. Il. Collomer went To Burlington this
morning 70 visit his mother, who ii i'll.
B. a. Knowles OF West Manchester.
N. II, was in town on business yester.
day.
Roller skating masquerade at the Pa
yiilon next Thursday evening. Prizes
given.
Mrs. Bessie Speare resumed work in
Dllodge's store today after a few days
illness.
Hendricks wild Cherry BaIsam win
make short work Of your cough. It's
The Tourist club will meet Monday
afternoon at $3.50 at the home Of Mrs.
p. I, Davis, Z Maple Grove
Such low prices were never before of.
fered on house furnishings as at B. w.
Hooker 4 Co.'s red tag sale"
Miss Lizzie Thompson left today for
her home in Quincy, Mass, after visit
ing Mr. and Mrs Alex. Ross for two
months,
Earl y. Parker went yesterday af.
ternoon to Chelsea TO remain for a week
at bis wife's former home. Mrs. Parker
is already there,
Chocolate walnut kisses, 15c pound; .
molasses kisses, Is pound; butter scotch
waters, I5c pound: Saturday only at the
Barre Candy Kitchen
Daniel 4. Donovan, the famous spec.
ialist, win be at the City hotel two DAYS,
Wednesday and Thursday, january 16
and II. Consultation free.
Among those who have applied for
permission to submit plans for the new
city hall in Montpelier il G.. w. Fisher.
a Boston architect, who was born in
Barre
After the upsettiDg Of the hook and
ladder truck Of the Montpelier fire de-
parttnent while responding TO an alarm
yesterday, Chief Wahlen decided u
change the truck back from runners to
wheels.
The members Of the Clover club will
meet next Tuesday with Mrs. Nav Pratt
on the East hill. Teams will leave the
city at 1850 a. m. All those who wish
conveyance provided please notify the
president on or before Monday.
Ellen Josephine, the two months old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. AdoIph Broc.
gini OF North Seminary street, died this
morning Of cholera infantum. The fun.
eral viii be held tomorrow afternoon at
two o'clock, with intefment in Hope
cemetery.
The states attorneys in all the coun.
ties of the state have received warning
from Attorney General Fits that under,
takers and all officials having to do with
cases o. suspicious death must commun-
icate at once with the states attorneys.
Underwriters and others are particularly
warned not to inject any fluid into the
body.
The Ancient Order Of Hibernians win
have a public installation of officers on
Thursday evening, January II. Rev. p.
y. Barrett of Burlington, Rev. w. H..
0Sullivan of Montpelier and others will
speak. After the installation there will
be a social dance, to which the public
is invited.
We the undersigned, have engaged
rooms in the Nichols block, over the res
taurant, for the purpose Of doing all
kinds of architectural, ornamental and
seal drawing, contracting and building.
also burnt wood work. Hoping to See
You soon, we are, yours respectfully.
+. G. and G. II. Rowell, 2o3 North Main
street, Barre, VI.
A very enjoyable birthday party was
given Thursday evening BY the Misses
Rosa Frattini and Anna Martini. In
behalf OF the company Miss Eda Mi
ani1i presented them with gold loclset
and chain, as a token Of esteem. Re.
freshments were served and dancing was
enjoyed until a late hour. when the party
broke up, wishing the hostess many hap.
py returns of the day
At the regular meeting Of Court Gran,
lite City, No. 3, held Thursday evening.
the following officers were installed bv
ID. G. G. Ranger Blanchard of Montpelier.
assisted by d. g. G. Ranger John r
as herald: G. X, w. Marion
s. G. r., Paul Pierson; treasurer, Peter
financial secretary, G. A..
lMndgren; recording secretary, w. Nicol
s. W.. G. Nilsson; J. W., H. Prattini |
y. B., J. Forbes; J. b., John d, Smith
H. Alex stephen; trustee for three
years, q. Stuart
"'rhe Gingerbread Man.. Fredericl,
Ranken and A. Baldwin sloane's fauci
full fairyesquc, graphically acted By My.
ron b. Rice and Joseph Weaver's capable |
and carefully chosen company of fifty |
Ave players, win be the attraction at |
the opera house next Wednesday even
ing, January 16. This monarch Of mus
ioal comedies is very different from any |
other entertainment now before the pub |
lic, attracting by It's novelty, it's whole.
someness, its tneeasing fun and the
tenderness of its moving love story books
of our childhood. The production from
! scenic standpoint u the most elaborate
one that has ever been seen in musical
comedy and IL will be presented here ex-
actly as IL was during the phenomenal
and record breaking runs in New York
Chicago and Philadelphia. Tickets Mon
day night