The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-25
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings TerseIy Told for
Busy Readers.

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Auction sale tonight.
Cost prices on garments at Abbott's-
Pictures changed to-day at TIE Thea
torium
Hendricks cold tablets are guaranteed
to cure.
Dan A. Perry was in Orange on bust
ness yesterday.
Regular l5c gingham for II yard al
Perry's ON Saturday.
The greatest sale Is the white sale Of
shirt waists at Vaughan's.
Orders from the captain; Report al
the base ball fair February !.
Albert Gilman went to Marshfield to-
day to spend Sunstay at his home
Clinton G. Moore was in St. Johns,
bury yesterday on business visit.
Mrs W. r. Shepard has just returned
from business trip TO New York City.
Five hundred copies sheet music to
close at So a copy Averih Music CO.
William Beattie began work today as
clerk in Tassie Brothers meat market
There are just six boys sIeds left
at Hooker's5 they were Sl.50, now Zoe
Mrs. S. A. Wilson went to Wentworth
n H. yesterday for visit with rela-
tiyes.
Montpelier band orchestra, Edwin
Bruce, leader at Hale's pavilion, Monday
night.
only five Of those sleds left at Hook
er y Cos red tag sale; they were 65c,
now SOC.
A fine polished quartered oak book
case at the red tag sale, was $500,
now sll00.
James segel Of Burlington is in the
city visiting his sons, Samuel J. and
Harry A. segel
4 r. a. Phelps 81 Goddard seminary
went to Marshiield to-day to visit rela.
tiyes over Sunday.
The Modern Hercules" and What
a Pipe Did, are among the new pictures
at the Theatorium.
4 ] II. Merritt, who has been visiting
friends in the city. returned TO bis home
in Swanton to-day
A few mems sweaters that were 81 so
and $500, 10 close at sl00, at the Frank
MeWhorter Go. store.
4 We win sell ten pieces Of ginghanl.
regular l5c quality, for lie per yard on
Saturday at Perrys.
Saturday candy, zoe per box. fruit
candy and cocoanat kisses. l5c pound,
At Barre Candy Kitchen.
The f. A. Bugbee shed was obliged TO
shut down yesterday afternoon because
Of trouble with the motor.
! ]. Q. Adams, agent at the Central
Vermont station went to st. Adams
last night on a business visit,
George Howe has been of duty as
motorman on the electric railroad this
week because Of slight Illness.
Misses Mary and Dolcna Mcleod OF
Megantic, r ct arrived ii the city yes
terday and have employment here
Special this week Genuine old fash
toned horehound candy, fresh made daily,
l5e pound Barre Candy Kitchen
| Household furniture for sale 1T Mrs.
" i. Mackenzie's. Bolster avenue.
Call between ? and s and and p III.
Superintendent of schools 0. d. Ninth
ewson attended meeting Of the state
Normal school board al Burlington to.
day,
YOUTH find the largest stock 81 nice,
juicy oranges in town ait the New Eng
land Fruit company 5 store. Prices low
est yet this season A few more bar
fels Of those fine. hard greetings left.
The adjourned meeting Of the Barre
firemen's club IA called for Tuesday
evening, January Is. All members are
requested to be present election 81 Off
GERS. Per order Z. Nj Tobin, president
]. G. Giggs has during the past week
paid seven claims for the accident insur-
aHee companies which he represents
One claim S533, one 1861. one 1881. one
SlsS6, one $2l.2s, one S22 ,66. one $4,000
Mr.. Giriggs has paid in all, eighteen
claims during this month
Two more petitions have been received
for naturalization by the county clerk.
They are Charles Scott and Peter Gas
siay Of Barre. Both were born ii Scot
land and have lived in Barre since April
1th. 1900 The witnesses were John
Rittie and Thomas Mcdonald Of Barre.
The farce, The Champion Of Her Sex
which was given at The Uniyersaist
church last week. viii be repeated at
the Church Of the Good Shepherd. We'd
nesdav evening, .iaHnary %. at o'clock |
There will also be q candy booth with |
nice variety Of home made candies.
Admission, 3 cents
The commercial 90 class and the class \
Of 1917 At Spanlding high school went |
on their class rides last evening. The I
OBS. tbirty-five IN number. went in a
barge to Williamstown and spent the
evening with daHeing games AMI 10
fmshments ia tia town hail there. They
returned At two o'el0sk Ills morning
The IFS went ii another barge to East
Montpelier, where they enjoyed them
selves in the hall, returning home at
the same time as the other class
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