The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-11
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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George Sector spent Sunday in Bur
lington.
Extra values IN zoe corset covers at
Abbott's
New pcrcaIe wrappers, spring styles,
at Perry's.
The Homer Fits company's al, on
the last page.
w. NJ. Crowley went to Boston on
business today
George Burrell Of Boston was in the
| city today on business.
Robert Davis Of Noqthfeld was in the
city today on business.
I'D. House ii i'll With the grippe at
his home On Liberty street.
Fernando Peras spent Sunday as the
guest Of friends in Richmond.
When in need III tube paints, brushes,
etc. 90 to Wilkinson's store, on Pros
pect street.
Don't forget the basket bali game this
evening, when Spaulding girls play
Montpelier.
| All union men are requested to be at
the opera house on Tuesday evening al
1880 o'clock
| Look at the goods and get prices on
warm shoes and overs at Tilden's before
you purchase.
If a union man, attend the union meet
| ing In the opera house Tuesday evening
lat 1880 O'Clock
Henry 4. Smith returned last night,
from a few days business trip to Dover
and Portsmouth, n. H.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank George and Mrs.
Edna King Of Randolph are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. u. Fl Spencer.
| Business 81 Importance will be tran.
saeted AZ the opera house on Tuesday;
let every nnicn man be tllefes
Edgar White went ia the Mary fetch.
lex hospital IN Burlington today, where
he is to unaergo an operation.
Tickets for Commonwealth ladies' or,
chestra on sale at the Red Cross phar-
macy at, o'clock Monday evening.
Don't 20 with cold OF wet feet when
you can protect them with a pair of
felt shoes or overs at little cost Great
bargains at Tilden's.
| J. G. Crowley, G. A. Heath and r. II.
Carleton went 10 Boston. today to attend
the annual convention Of the Internation-
al Association of Master Painters,
Thomas Tierney Of ST. Johnsbury, who
has been in the city to attend the fun
eral Saturday Of his sister, Mrs. Nelson
Hamel, returned to his home today.
Mrs. F. q, Robinson of Somerville,
Mass, is visiting her father Davis
Houghton, who is quite III at the home
Iof his daughter, Mrs. George Bates.
Earl L. Waterman, who has been vi
sitting his parents in this city for
few days, returned last evening to Bur
linqton to resume his studies in the
university 81 Vermont
A whist party will be given hy tile
Queen Of the Forest circle in the Wlor-
then block Tuesday evening. February
l12, at eight o'clock sharp. Coffee and
sandwiches win be served.
A communication has been received
from Operative lodge, No. 80. Aberdeen,
to secure all the names Of Operative
brethren in Barre VIII the brethren
kindly hand their names to George
Troup. Cosmopolitan rooms. Main street,
or William Stephen, 05 Beckley street,
by February 16, 1897
| A large number Of people visited the
George Az Wales farm in South Barre
yesterday TO view the ruins Of the farm
buildings which were destroyed by fire
Saturday There was little to see, as
the flames had swept everything level
with the ground, except for two small
buildings Mr.. Wales family was kindly
Accommodated at the house Of Mr.. Is
Textbook in the South village. Mr.. Wales
daughter got burned about the head
while endeavoring to save some of the
Household goods With D. G. Howard
and several others, she went upstairs and
was met by volume Of flames, which
drove the party back. Snow had TO be
fused to cxtinguish the fire which had
communicated 10 theif persons. The live
stock. all Of which was saved, Is being
cared for BY neighbors.
The floral tributes at the funeral OF
Mrs. Nelson Hamel Saturday were as
follows: spiritual bouquet. DIR. and Mrs
III. 4. McSweeney; wreath of roses and
carnations from TrOw 4 Holden and
employees; cross from the police depart
ment; carnations, John Emslie, employees
Of James Ahefn, Mr.. and Mrs. p +.
| Mccarthy and from her brother; lilies.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. n, Wheeler: carna-
ltions, Alfred ana Charles Lonergans ear.
nations and roses. Mics Inez jackson.
carnations, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Brown,
! Mrs. James McGue and Mrs. +. j. Ia
lBellc; Immaculate, Lillian and Frances
lIIamel MIR. and Mrs, Perusse, Mrs. VIII
liam Reaside, Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Jen-
lney and w. l.. Perkins, St. Monica's
choir; lilies, Mr.. and Mrs. William Mur-
lphy; carnations and roses, Mrs. Catherine
Nelson and Mrs. James Brown.
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