The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-02
TALK OF THE TOWN.

NeW Dells az Vaughan ?.
New neckwear at Vaughan's.
Roller skating To-Day at 2 and P. m.
Don't fail to read Brady's advertise.
ment.
Yard-wide black taffeta for $ioo at
Abbott's.
Roller skating every day and evening
this week.
G. W. Van Cor was in Ararshdeld on
business today
G. p. Tute Of Boston was in the city
on business today.
J.K. Maxim ii New York was in town
OF, business today.
Brady has a new advertisement today.
Don't fail 70 read it.
A. A. Sargent went to Burlington
last evening on business.
Charles X. Cole Of Marshfeld was la
the city on business today,
Il. NJ. Tayntor went to Northfaeld
this afternoon on business trip.
Frank Erasim Of Holyoke. Mass, Wis.
tied friends in the city yesterday.
Masonic charms and pins at i. r. Aus
tins the watch and clock man.
Miss Ruby Theriauit Of Montpelier ii
the guest Of Miss Madeline Williams for
a few days.
The Eclat Granite company having
procured coal viii again resume work
Monday morning.
Douglas Barclay went to Northfeld
this afternoon To visit Allen Reid at
Norwich university,
There will be whist party in Odd
Fellows hall, Gordon block, on Satur
day evening, March 2.
Alexander Wright returned this
morning from two months visit at
bis former home in Scotland.
The Tourist club will meet at $3.50
Monday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
A. A. Sargent on French street,
Miss Nellie Stoughton returned to
Boston today after being called home by
the death Of her uncle, Col. Fred. L.
Smith of Montpelier.
Tickets for the grand concert on next
Wednesday evening BY Victors Royal
Venetian band are now on sale AZ the
RED Cross pharmacy.
The leading team IN the Vermont IN.
tersehoIastic league, Peoples academy OF
Morrisyilie, added another game 10 its
unbroken list Of victories last night at
st. Johnsbury by defeating 81. j. acad-
envy by the score Of ~ to H.
The regular meeting Of Granite City
lodge, No. 81, l. .. o. L., III. u will
be held ia X. Of G. hall. Monday, March
4, at Z p. m. Guards please wear white
aud meet at hall at $3.50. There viii be
Initiation. Per order secretary,
About 20 young people OF the Eng.
fish giec club enjoyed 4 sleigh ride "a
Milliamstown last evening, where All had
good time, singing and playing games
A bountiful supper was served 10 them
at the Monument house, returning home
among the wee hours Of this morning
The trip was made in the well.equipped
four.horse sleigh Of Mr. Cassie.
Miss Helen Bruce Of south Main street
was given a surprise party Friday even
ing by about ~ Of hef Young friends
Games were played and Refreshments 81
cake and cocoa was served. Miss Bruce
was the recipient OF a beautiful gold
ring The party broke up about 10
o'clock after having very enjoyable
time.
If. J. Levin Of Burlington, who pur.
chased the w. J. Mclean bankrupt stock
Of shoes, has sold the entire stock 10
Harris Yeti Of Montpelier, who will open
the last OF next week at the store q
great sacrifice sale. The whole stock
viii be closed out at bargain prices
George NJ. Gates, who was formerly a
clerk in the store, has been engaged to
assist in the sale.
Sheriff Frank II. Tracy, r. $. Currier
Of Barre, county supervisor Of highways
and Assistant Judges Wells and Winch
were IN conference yesterday at the jail
in Montpelier in regard TO the employ
ment Of prisoners sentenced to county
jail, as provided in the law enacted BY
the legislature 81 1906. These officials
expect sdon tU ok upon some definite
plan which win at least be given a fair
trial.
Con. Sullivan again passed through a
breach Of the peace trial nscathed yes
terday afternoon, when the case against
him iattened out after the evidence came
to be presented before Judge Scott in
city court yesterday afternoon. There
was little to substantiate the allegation
that Con had been mixed up IN an
unlawful doing, therefore the verdict al
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