The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-30
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
THURSDAY, JANUARY 80. 1908
Weather Prediction.
TALK or THE TOWN.
Local Happenings TerseIy 1oId for
Busy Readers.

II Now r1HG tVTudy ny eHc AhSANVaAuiiA-
DO not throw anything at the umpire.
Furs at cost price at veale s. Knights
Wilbur Nichols went to Burlington Of
business yesterday.
Dry wood for sale, w. Z. Curtis, Der
lin, Vt, Tel. 3l2-4,
Mileage books to rent. Place & Page
11-12 Bolster block.
Karl Il. Noyes went to his home il
Salisbury this morning for visit.
a few more OF those sweaters for sOI
at the Frank McWhorter company store
H. J. MarkoG Of the Sullivan Too
company Of Claemont, n. H., is in th
city on business.
John Marion returned to Burlington
last night after visiting at the home o
his parents in this city.
Theodore Kelly Of Burlington arrive,
in the city last night and Is visiting Il
the home Of @ q. Mascott.
Miss Esther Bacon and o. d. Bacol
OF Elmofe are visiting at the home d
Asa harrington Of Eastern avenue
The Woman's Mission circle of tn,
Uniyersalist church will meet at the par
sonage tomorrow afternoon at 2:80
James Segel, who has been visiting
his sons, s. ]. and Harry A. SeqeI re
turned to his home in Burlington yester,
day.
There viii be regular meeting Of
Neal Dow lodge, J. O. G. r., Friday even.
ing, Jan. 81, at 1880 o'clock. Election
Of officers.
At the opera house tonight the Fen,
berg stock company will present why
Girls Leave Home" with change 81
specialtics
Basket ball, Hale's pavilion. Friday
evening at $ o'clock, Barre Athletics vs..
Graniteville a. G. Come and see a fast
game Gents 25c, ladies l5e.
Railroad Commissioner S. HOLSTER
jackson was at Rutland yesterday in
yestigating the matter Of grade cross
ing on the Rutland railroad
\ Sixtyfye couples attended dance
given under the auspices Of the st. Jean
Batiste society AZ knights Of Columbus
hall last evening. Music was furnished
by Gilhertsoa's orchestra.
I The Ladies Aid society Of St. Moni-
cas- church will give dance III the K. Of
< G. haf, Thursday evening, January 30.
dancing from until H. Refreshments
will be served. Tickets 25c.
4 The thermometers went the lowest Of
the winter this morning, registering from
10 to Is below Many Of the stone
sheds did not open up for work this
morning ON account OF the cold.
A special car will leave the Baptist
church for Dewey park Friday evening
Of this week at 7:I5 Those invited
kindly remember the time of leaving,
as the special must follow the regular
car
All members Of the Baraca class, Phil
athea class and choir Of the Baptist
church are invited to a sugar party at
Dewey park Friday evening, Jan. 81. A
special car viii leave the church at 7:l5
o'clock.
The Phiiomathian club met last even
ing at the home Of Mrs. G. Fl. White Of
Richardson street. President Mrs. II. w.
Bishea gave q report Of The recent meet
ilig al Bellows Falls, ard 4 literary pro.
gram completed the evening.
Smoke talk viii be given By The
entertainment committee Of Vineitia club
Thursday evening, January 80. al which
John w Redmond, chairman Of the
state railroad commission, will be the
guest Of the evening. Lunch will be
served. A full attendance of the mem
hers il looked for.
William Bruce 81 South Main street
one Of Malr a Gord0ns employees. who
has been sick for about three months
had relapse yesterday morning and
was taken with s severe chill He is
feeling more comfortable to-day and ex-
poets to be out around in a few days.
T class Of 1909 Of spaulding high
school went on its annual class ride last
evening to East Montpelier Mnere the
members had supper and danced III the
hall until q late hour Nelson's barge /
carried the party, Professor Ellsworth |
and Miss Joanna Parks chaperoned the
class.
A memorial service to The late Rev
Or William r. Shipman, who was FOR |
over thirty years president Of the board |
of trustees of Goddard seminary, will /
lie held III the Lniyoralsr church sun.
day afternoon at o'clock. Several /
who knew him well viii speak upon his
life and character.
The Congregational Ladies Aid So
ciety, Circle No. l. is to have series Of
afternoon musicalesn The first one
Is to be held at the home OF AIRS. Charles
Averill, Saturday afternoon, February
ist beginning at three o'clock. The
talent secured il among the best, con-
seqnently a thoroughly ENJOYABLE at
tenoon Is assured A social time with
viii follow the program
Admission 20 cents.
An audience, which nearly filled the
opera house witnessed the production Of
Iiall Gaines great play. The Christian
ly the Fenharg stock company last even
ng. All were agreeaby surprised that
.he masterpiece should be SO we'll han
lied by a company playing at popular
prices All the parts Of the cast were
SeN handled. especially that of John
storm. taken by Lawrence Brooke. and
slo4v 0naxIe ia which Goidie Cleveland