The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-20
TALK OF The TOWN.
Local Happenings TerseIy Told 70
Busy Readers.

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New showing of ladies' silk waists Al
Abbott's.
Edwin Bruce leader of orchestra al
Hale's pavilion tonight.
To secure that tranquil feeling. cal
spaghetti at A. Giachino's.
Mrs Kelsey, the nurse. is at hom,
at "A Brook street. Telephone 1921.
Newest music, lowest prices, Is cents
for all the best ones. Ayerill Music Co
See the prices on furs at Perry's. Ii
win pay you to buy for next season.
A few suits at one-half the regular
price at Moore q Owens. Sizes "a to
Get prices on coats and suits Of the
Homer Fits company before purchas-
ling.
| George r. Blake went to Randolph this
morning to attend the funeral Of Elmer
Bean.
| George STATIONS stone shed was
closed today on account Of trouble with
the boiler.
Dancing at Hale's pavilion Thursday
night, Montpelier military orchestra, Ed
win Bruce, leader
The 800" club win meet with Miss
Blanche Bradford, los South Main street,
Thursday evening.
The best in town is the verdict Of
all who visit the Theatorium. There
must be reason.
Charles Thompson returned last night
from Holyoke, Mass, where he has been
working since September.
Arthur D. Young, who is spending the
winter in the West, is now stopping in
East Pasadena, California.
Guy Thompson and Fred Comstoek
went to st. Adams yesterday to work
on the Central Vermont railroad
Mrs. Gertrude s. Sumner OF Montpelier
announces the engagement Of her daugh
Ter, Miss Sadie Gertrude, to Edward
Earl Parker Of Barre.
Two young or middle.aged men want
ed to sell goods and travel with man
ager Expenses advanced Call 6.S. Ar
cade upstairs, room 5. r. Il. Brock
To Rent.-Two tenements. all modern
improvements, at as and SO South Main
street Inquire Of John Tierney. IS
South Main street or s03 North Main
street.
The National Bank Of Barre, Granite
Savings Bank and Trust company and
Barre Savings Bank and Trust company
viii close all day Saturday Washing
toms birthday (which is a legal holi
day.
J. G. Griggs has paid, since Feb. LIST.
nine claims for accident and health in.
suranee, as follows: one for $40. one
for Sl044 one for 5000, enc for sll 97.
one for $3.50, one for Sls67 one Tor
$1,000, one for Sll50, and one for 81 rs.
The testimonial for HiI's S. Il. Il S.
Ointment, signed A. G. Diekey, and pub
lislled in The Times the other day, was
from A. G. Dickey Of Stockholm Depot,
N. ~, and not from Che gentleman 81
the same name who resides in East
Barre.
The bridge whist club was entertained
last evening at the home Of Mr. ami
Mrs i. s. Gates. There were tour tables |
of players present. A very enjoyable /
supper was served at 6;S0 O'Clock, and
whist was played throughout the even
ing,
The University club will hold it's an
mual banquet at the Universalist vestry I
Saturday evening, February - Joseph I
A. DeBoer Of Montpelier will be the /
speaker Of the evening Each member {
Of the club is privileged to invite one /
guest.
The editor Of the Mortified News Is
quite right in his opinion expressed Ia 4
the following: That Barre can net
$500 in seven days fair for the pay
ment of a dead boss in the shape of q
base bad debt, indicates THAI this Gran /
ite City fans are made d indestructible
stuff
The members Of the Woodmens drill
team in uniform went to Randolph this
to attend The funeral Of Elmer
n. Bean. Others who went were Mr..
and Mrs. Fl A. Holt. Frank Perras, A. a.
Hunt, Len Avenll, David Giibertson. "A.
r. Goneo, J. b. Kelley and james R.
coutts.
Miss Hazel Russell Of fremont street
gave a party last evening, the occasion
being her 10th birthday The evening
was spent IN playing games anil mrsic
DC ice cream, ellse ana
strawberry shrub We're served She re-
reived many pretty and useful gifts
from her little friends. When the parity
broke up, after spending = delightful
evening, all wished Miss Hazel many
happy returns Of the day. t,
The local division Of the Ladies' auxil.
AIRY Of the Ancient order Of Ilibernians
gave a social at knights Of Columbus
hall last evening and entertained the
members OF division number one. Ancient
order Of Hibernians. A program was
given consisting Of vocal solos by John
Nelson. Miss Beatrice Callahan. James
Bennett and Mrs Charles smith: ad-
lresses by Rev. p. N. MeKonna and
Rev. Z. f. Cray ana a piano solo BY /
Mrs ] T. McSweeney At the couclu-
ion Of the program refreshments were !
served and tie floor cleared for dancing.
music being furnished by Giibertson's
orchestra.
Retail Granite Business For Sale.
t.I ..el = - Len i