The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-28
TALK OF THE TOWN.
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um. Get them.
Henry Wood went to Mortified this
morning on business
g M More went to Readsboro to-day
for q visit With relatives.
Miss Amy Mcdonald went to South
Ryegate to-day to visit relatives.
Miss Emma March returned yester.
day from visit at st. Johnsbury.
ELIAS A. Phillips returned yesterday
from an extensive western business visit
Go to the game Friday night and
cheer the boys along. II viii be a good
one.
Supply Of fancy fresh caught fish ar
rives every morning at the City fish
market
A. G. Moore has installed telephone
in his house on Franklin street. The
ring is 443-4
Mrs. II. w. Jones Of Sabreyois, p O.,
Is visiting her brother, II. 9. Jones, at
the City hotel.
Shore paddock received fresh every
day. Prices al low as elsewhere. The
City fish market.
s. II. Jones Of Sabreyois, P. O., who
has been visiting his son, III Carr Jones.
went to Burlington yesterday.
Alexander Bnchan Of the firm 81 Me-
Donald & Buchan, is confined to his
home on Perry street with illness
J. H. Moore moved from Laurel street
yesterday into the house at 35 Franklin
street, which he recently purchased
Ernest A. hutchinson lctt yesterday
for Woodsville, n. H., to resume his POI
sition on the Boston & Maine railroad
Merry Widow Waltzes,r the great
craze You are not in it II you do not
have it. Toe at Ayerill Music company.
The Theatorium will have another
children's matinee o-morrow---two chill
dren admitted for Sc. Send the young
sters.
There win be mass meeting at the
opera house Sunday evening at 1880.
ZION. Frank Plumley Of Mortified will
deliver an address.
More than twelve hundred people are
glad there is Granite Mutual Insur-
ance company. Financial reasonsl Are
yon one Of them
The Ladies of the Maccabees win hold
a whist party Friday evening, February
"a IN the X. Of r. hall. Blanchard block
Admission, 10 cents.
Regular Saturday night dance al NJ.
w Of A. hall, Saturday, Feb 20. Gil
bertsons orchestra, regular admission
Of soc for men, free for ladies'
Joseph Z, Walker, a ST. 1ohnsbury
granite manufactures; who has been in
the city on business, returned to his
home in st. Jchnsbury to-day.
The spaluding high schol second has
ket bah team viii play the Goddard Sec
onds this evening between the periods Of
the Spaulding Burlington game
Saturday home made candy. zoe box;
London chewing butter taify, l5c pound;
m0lasses, vanilla and chocolate kisses
loo pound, at Barre candy kitchen
George ". Hunt went to-day to Ran
dolph to see his brother, William b.
Hunt. who is quite low with a generous
trouble. with which Nc hiss been suffer
er for ten years.
D y. Mead circle, no | Ladies' Of the
@. A. r.. will hold its regular meeting
Friday night at $50 O'Clock in its hall.
Members are asked 70 please take notice
in the change of time.
The granite cutters Of Montpelier held
their annual election Of officers Wednes-
day evening and elected al president
Fred Connors; financial secretary, Will
liam Burns; recording secretary, A. d.
Staples and treasurer, John O'Malley,
Rev. Z. r. Cray called meeting of
the ladies Of ST. Monica's parish at the
parish house last evening for the pur
pose Of making arrangements for ban
quet to be held in the X OF G. hall on
March II, for the benefit OF the church
Burlington high school will play
high school in the Church
street gymnasium, Friday evening, Feb.
ruary 2s, at s o'clock sharp. The season
Is nearly over, and if you have never
seen a fast, clean game, don't miss this
A special meeting Of the Jumpers.
boxers and derrickinen's union, No. 80. |
O. w. l. A.. will be held in Nichols han |
Saturday evening at seven o'clock. Let |
every member be present as important |
business win come mp. Per order, Dan
cyr, secretary
Watch this paper for a big markdown |
suit and ovcrcoat sale on Saturday at
s. J. segel & CHS clothing store on
Depot square Winter suits and over
coats for men and boys 70 be closed out |
At half price III on time. Remember |
she place and date.
The members 81 the state board Of |
agriculture. Fred T. Davis, secretary. a. /
III. Vaughan and +. Il. Russell, DR.. Henry |
D. HoIton. secretary OF the state board |
81 health George Tirrell esq, Of Nor
fisville. and b. Walker Mexican, ex-sec- |
rotary Of The Maine state board OF agri /
culture. stopped in Barre over night, |
going to Topsham this morning, where |
they win conduct an agricultural meet
ing to-day.
The floral tributes at the funeral Of
he little daughter OF Alderman and Mrs
McNnlty Wednesday afternoon were as
follows. pillow from family. cross from |
employees Of LeClair and McNulty, car
nations from Maeulate Lillian and
Frances Ilamel, Gala lilies from Gladys |
aud Bernice Carroll, carnations from the I
following, D. B. kingson. ir., Mr. and I
Mrs " A Reilly Mr. and Mrs. G. W. |
liirard. Dir. and Airs, Fred G. Canton. |
alr. and Ars. A. Il. Campbell, Mr.. and !