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

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Winter basc ball: week of February i
Mileage books to rent, Place 4 Page
ll-I2 Bolster block.
After Ten ls1tsr tells novel story
rat the Thcatorian.
A. B. Whittier Of Brookfeld was 4
visitor in the city today
Charles Carpenter Of Orange was ii
the city today on a business visit.
See ,Tere AcAunliae at the opera house
tonight in the great Irish play, "shamus
| OBrien."
Il. p. Arbuclsle is visiting reIpgives at
Woodbury., Calais and Hardwick for 4
few days.
Antonio Ciaehino left YESTERDAY for
| 2 weeks visit in Burlington, Boston ami
New York.
| A fine polished quartered oak hook
case at the red tag sale, was $1,000,
now $ll.00.
Antonio Rossi arrived ia the city to-
| day from Philadelphia and viii reside
mere IN the future.
Household furniture for sale at 81
Maple avenue Call between 2 and 5
and and 3 p. IN.
S. w Shannon, travelling freight agent
of the Central Vermont, visited at the
local station to-day.
William SheriiTs left Sunday for Bos-
ton, where he will take three months
course IN voice culture
The boy VINO took sled from the
front of this Office would do well to
return the same to avoid prosecution
G, w Mann left last night on bust.
ness trip to Boston, expecting to be
gone until the latter part Of the week.
Michael Cook, who has been i'll for
some time, is now considered to he dan
geronsly 50, with small chance for re.
covery-
Lost-A Uncovered order book with
James Corlner's name in it. Friday.
Jan IL, near, or On Brook street. Please
return to IT. J. Smith, s67 North Main
street.
There viii be a meeting Of the Craig
lnair club this evening at seven o'clock
at the home 81 John Stewart, Forsyth
lplace, All the members are requested to
he present.
Montpelier high school plays Spauld
ing high school in the Church street
gymnasium On Wednesday evening. AS
the teams are evenly matched, good
game is expected
The Ladies' Ala Of the Congregational
church Will hold i social IN the church
parlors Wednesday afternoon, at 2.30
o'clock. Each member is requested to-
bring cake for two.
A regular meeting 81 Hearts or Oak
lodge. No. All. Order Sons of ST. George
viii be neld IN Foresters hall Tuesday
night at z o'clock A full attendance ID
requested. Per order secretary.
The presidents Of The five young PEG
pies Christian societies of the city will
meet this evening in the Baptist church
TO make preparations for a temperance
rally to be held in The near future.
Go to the Church street gymnasium
and see good basket ball game. The
spaulding high girls play the Mont
pelier high school girls 1t will be the
best game of the season Admission
25c, ladies i5e.
Notice Is hereby given that the dump
ing Of ashes and other refuse IN the
streets of the city il strictly forbidden.
Prosecutions win follow according to or
dinanees If persisted III. Per order street
superimt endent
Montpelier nigh school plays Goddard /
seminary IN the Crescent gymnasium |
tonight, game called at eight o'clock |
The high school has strong team and |
Is going to try to break GoddaFd's |
string Of vietories.
Notice, tool sharpenersl A regular
meeting Of Tool Sharpeners no. 2 branch, /
Granite Cutters international assoeia
tion, viii be held in their hall, Nichols /
block, on Wednesday evening, January |
p, at 7 o'clock JAS Mulch, secretary |
During The year 1907 twenty nine new |
buildings were erected IN Montpelier. I
This Is smaller number than during
1906 but the value Of the buildings T
erected is nearly If not quite as large /
as that Of those built during the year
previous.
The Montpelier end Of the base ball
association i warming up TO the propo
sition Of having a fair following the
base ball fair ii Barre in February, to
wipe out the indebtedness Of the associa
tien and leave it on its feet to start
anew should opportunity present itself.
Among arrivals at the Northern ho-
tel yesterday were J Gallagher, Gang
huauaga, p. O.; ]. W. Burns Cinein-
natl, o., J. w Smith, ST. Louis; 7 w.
Evans and A. L, Boyd, Pittsburg, Pa;
j. A. Mcleod. Richmond, Va; G. A.
nney, st. Louis; S. w. Bloom, New
York.
Miss Myrtle Hammond Of 81 spauld.
ing street, who was operated on for APP
pendictis BY Or. Leonard. assisted by
DR. Reid and Dr. Parmenter last Tues
day, is making good progress and ex-
poets to be able to sit up BY the last Of
the week. Sne is being cared for by
Miss Ida NJ. Stanley, trained nurse
from Burlington.
Arthur Huddeli Of Boston, second vice
president Of the steam engineers interna
tional union is in the city on business
with The union. Mr Huddeil
IS the man who was with Cohen & Dris-
coll at the time when the former was
killed and the latter badly wounded at
the Massachusetts, State House hy the
demnnted John Steele. Mr. HuddeIl
saws that Driscolls condition is not
very favorable and it is feared that he
viii lose his cyesight.