The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-07
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely xold for
Busy Readers.

ANbN SVHS az hdiA VtiVt "
Veale 4 Knights.
Jack Miller and James and William
Edwards Went to Boston yesterday.
/ Irving Whitehead went to Waitsaelc
this morning for visit with friends.
Saturday and Monday, bargains il
shoes at the Peoples shoe store, Hal,
block.
! q w. Ayerill & Co., Round Oak stee
ranges, $50. Read adv in another part
Of paper.
/ Nice fresh lot Of lemons and tanger.
ines Just received at the New England
Fruit company.
Alice Henry OF South Barre was ope
rated on for appendicitis at the Cts
hospital to-day.
THE Passion Play once seen will
never be forgotten. AT the Theatoriun
all next week.
Miss Rose Ward. who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Mary Marion, returned
this morning to her home in Burling-
ton.
Miss Mabel Goslant Of Lanesboro i
guest at the home OF Arthur S. Mar.
tin. having arrived ia town yesterday
afternoon
For Sale--Glenwood range, Office writ
I ing desk, draughting table and Marvin
sale. Inquire Of Mrs. Agnes Williams
: Ayerill street.
/ j w. Gordon went to Brattleboro this
morning to holds a hearing before Judge
}. /. Martin on the Bond a Whitcomb
receiyership ease.
There will be holiness prayer meet
ing at the home Of Mas. A. +. Fort. 10
Summer street, this evening, at o'clock.
Everybody invited.
George Thompson and Alexander Sin.
clair started for Aberdeen, Scotland last
night They expect to sail from New
York on the Lusitania
The body OF Charles Libersont was
taken to Montreal last night. A number
Of his friends gathered at the station
ont Of respect to bis memory
Remember the Woodnen will run
public dance in their hal. SATURDAY.
Feb. \, with Iilberson's orchestra. Dane
ing from 8 to II; admission for gents
50c, ladies free.
The annual supper at the Universalist
church yestry, under the auspices Of the
gentlemen OF the parish, will occur on
Tuesday evening, Feb III Every effort
will be made to have the occasion sur
pass all others. Supper will be served
from i to o'clock.
c, r, Jamason Of White River june
tion editor Of The Landmark Of that
town. was inthe city yesterday after.
noon on his way home from the Vermont
Press association meeting in Waterbury
for the purpose Of inspecting the local
fire alarm system. with view t0 max
ing recommendations concerning q pro.
posed new system in White River June.
ton
Postmaster Bisbee desires to call at
tentioa to the practice Of some patrons
OF rural delivery Of placing loose coins
IN their boxes. each tame they desire to
dispatch letters. instead Of supplying
themselves with postage ia advance Of
their needs, This practice imposes IN
due hardship on rural carriers in remoy
ing loose coins from boxes and DELAYS
them On the service Of their routes. The
postmaster, therefore urgently requests
that patrons Of rural delivery provide
themselves and keep on hand supply
Of stamps consistent with and in ad |
vance Of their needs II Is also very
desirable that rural patrons place III
their mail boxes small detachable cups |
Of wood or tin in which to place coins, |
when necessary, IN purchasing supplies |
Of stamps. /
A. 4. Smith & Brother offer $4,000
worth Of the very highest grade foot
wear. hats, underwear, trousers, coats,
sweaters, etc, AZ nearly half price, This
sale is cansed by the fact that they have
IN unusually large stock Of winter goods 4
IN hand that must be closed out within 4
20 days to make room for the enormous
lie stock Of spring goods soon u arrive.
Below we will quote a few Of the specials
md refer yeu TO page for others.
lite $3.50. $500 and $500 shoes at sos;
ompletc line $3.50. $500 and .s3 25 ladies
md gents felt Leather and sheeps kin
hoes, only $l.9s; lot $500 wool sweat
rs. S149; lot sl.50 sweaters. soc; Ball
Band rubber goods at and below cost
ioung Brothers S3.10 hats, 500; lot
$50 hats, 81 05. $3.50 hats at o5e; about
Q dozen 1925 and sl.5a shirts at Zoe
it outing flannel work shirts reduced
rom 75e to 89e
A fair-sized audience was present to
ee NJ. W. Fitzgcrad's moving pictures
/ Ireland under the auspiees Of the
ancient Order of Eiiberniaus. Knights Of
hall. last evening. The pie
ures were indeed rare treat. and de-
erved a much larger autieuee than was
resent Places made famous by inn
lortal writers were depicted in al their
atura beauty Not a few 81 the pie
1res were coIorcd, thus bringing out
he fine tints and shades oi the Sky and
lndscape Prominent buildings. stat
Is and monuments III such cities as
ingstown Dublin. kiikonneg and Bel
,st. were shown. as well as picturesque
d castles and beautiful mountain seen.
rg An interesting lecture describing
Be- places as they were thrown upon
he canvas was given by Nir. Fitzgerald.
he pictures were an taken by Air. Fitz
slald himself while touring Ireland.
.any Of them were colored in Dublin
, insure getting just the true shades.
was pleasing and instructive en-
'rtainmeni. {