The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-21
TALK OF THE TOWN.

February /
Burt @. Webster visited friends ii
stowe to-day.
White sale corset embroidery 40 the
| Vaughan tore
Waiter s Co.'s Of Chelsea was in this
ciiy Yesterday
Peerless muslin underwear sale at the
Vaughan store
Change Of program every night, Hale's
pavilion, Feb. ! TO s.
William Blaise Of Boston ii in the
city on a business visit,
There was nothing doing in the police
circles Or city court to-day.
Charles Waterman Of East Barre was
in the city to-day on business
@The Enchanted POND, cueliant mont
and illusion az The gaeatoFlAn.
Madame Florence, elairyoyant and
! paImiat, BuzzelI block, Pearl street.
| Try Lenox oil in your oil stove or
lamp 3 cents gallon. Smith 4 Cum
ings.
The red tage sale at Hooker's sells
9xl2 Wilton velvet seamless rugs al
$4,000 each.
Mrs George Miller and Miss Mary
Gonyo Went to Exeter, N, H., to-day to
visit relatives.
William r. Mari left to-day for Bos-
ton aud viii work on the Boston s.
Albany railroad.
Mrs O. II. Reed Of Elm street is i'll
with pneumonia and was reported to be
no better to-day.
Ash glow. the fuel that gives satisfac
ton, FOR sale hy G. Spaulding, II South
Main street, Barre.
The best hot chocolate in the city,
served with whipped cream; try IL 5c
Barre Candy Kitchen.
An games will start early at the base
ball fair. So If You want a good seat.
come early. Feb. ! to- 5.
Bring your pictures to B. W. Hooker
& Co.'S to be framed. They do good
work and their prices are right.
Miss Amy coviIl. who has been visit
ing friends in the city returned to her
home in Newport, n. H., yesterday
st. Johns court. g. o. IL. win hold
whist party on Thursday evening, Janu-
AIRY 2sd, at Sis o'clock. IN the H Of G.
ball
Miss Martha Price returned yesterday
from her home III Aiidalesex. where she
has been II with the grippe for several
days.
Lynn Ne Hayes Of the Hayes adver
tising agency Of Burlington was in the
city to-day On his way 20 Boston on
business trip.
Roller skating In Iiale's pavilion every
afternoon and evening this week, except
ing Saturday evening; session, to
and to 10 p. M.
The Altrurians viii observe domestic
science afternoon at The home Of Mrs.
Hoyt, SIS Merchant street. Wednesday az
ternoon at 2:l5 o'clock. II any of the
members are unable to attend, viii they
please notify the secretary a. carly as
possibleg
A committee from Hiawatha lodge of
Odd Fellows "a a tho home 81 James /
Campbell Of a4aulding street Saturday I
evening and presented him handsome /
leather chair IN behalf 81 The lodge, Of /
which Mr.. Campbell has been treasurer
for the past II years
Kate O'Neil says she win never Join /
union for protection; she can take care 4
Of herself For weapons she uses brooms, (
brushes guns etc, She Is the cook il \
THE Champion Of Her Sex january /
%, at the Universalist church Elizabeth I
Murray takes this part.
A special meeting Of the WonaRs
auxiliary Of the Presbyterian church
will be held ii the church vestry on
Wednesday afternoon, at 2:30 O'Clock
All members are requested to be present
as there is business Of Importance to
come before the meeting.
Rhoda Dendron wants to be an actor;
Richard the third, Macbeth and Richlieu
arc the characters she would play. She
would play. she thinks, ii man can
excel IN them. woman can. This part
is taken by Clara Puryee She will be
remembered as Rebecca Of Sunny Brook
farm.
Don't fail to see Miss Beruice Sanders,
as Caroline Duplex. OH how she longs
to see her sister. and to keep her grand
mother peaceable until her return She
imaaines she can see one ray at light,
and The rough path viii be made smooth,
when Florence returns. Admission l5c,
at the Univefsalist church, January y
The local friends Of Mrs d. F. mot
Robert, as stated yesterday. McGovern |
Of Montpelier, who pluekily put out a
fire in her house at the risk Of her life
Saturday afternoon. win be pleased to
learn that her Injuries were net severe,
being confined to one hand Damage to
about S25 was done to the furnishing OF
the house before she extinguished the
blaze.
The orchestra scored great chit" in
East Montpelier last week and was said
BY many to have been the best music
they had ever had there. Their Jolly
Widow waltz was enc0red five times,
and the dancers were wild over it. Don't
forget the seloists, f., T. Jarvis, from
bone. and ~ FL Bond. piceol0. a mistake !
was made in saying they were regular
members of BlaisdelIs orchestra They {
are soloists and play with The best or
.hestTas in New England. Hospital ben {
fit concert and bail, Thursday evening,
his week.
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