The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-10
TALK OF The TOWN.


Only q visit TO the Theatorium.
Sale Of fur scarfs at yaughan's,
Try Landers' Havana leaf 50 cigar
Sec 25c corset covers at Abbott's.
4 r r. Walker went to Randolph d
business to-day.
i Miss MARTHA Price il visiting at hel
home IN MiddleseN.
Frank Austin visited relatives in Bur
| lington over sunday
i Neal Ralph visited at his home il
Brookdeld over Sunday
i w. s. Young went to Rutland to-day
| for visit with friends.
/ We have at Perry's few more chill
dren's coats at $3.50 each
To secure that tranquil feeling, eat
spaghetti at A. Giachino's
Carl Waterman went to White River
| Junction on business to-day
Il. J. Bondyille went to Keesyille, N
X, to-day on a business trip.
Anyone desiring hay can purchase II
Of H. +. Cutler for 1880 per ton.
w. II. Rose of Maiden, Mass, Is in the
city on business and visiting friends.
Frank York went to Manchester, N.
H., Saturday for a visit with relatives
g. 6. Vincent and Earle Bartlett OF
Plainfeld were in Barre on business to-
day.
| DIR. WI O. Hutchinson Of Washington
was q business visitor in the city to-
day.
X. 1. Dean and H. Bolton Of Lowell,
Mass, were business visitors in the city
Saturday.
P. J. Blanchard Of Randolph visited
his daughter, Miss Estela Blanchard
over Sunday
Twenty per cent discount win be
given AT Miss Walkers for the next
fifteen days on all clocks.
Daley's candle pin team from Mont
pelier will play the Italian A. Q. team
at Buzzell's alleys tomorrow evening
G. Bau, the photographer, went to
Boston last night on a business trip and
expects to return Wednesday evening
Mrs. Harry Marks and children 20 to
White Riven Junction tomorrow to re-
side, Mr. Marks being In business there.
The Glover club will meet with Mrs,
J j. Dix, IA French street, Tuesday
afternoon, February Il, ut $3.50 o'clock.
Miss Mary Clark and Miss Jane Cadg.
er returned last night from New York
and viii remain through the summer at
their homes.
A regular meeting Of Queen of the
Forest circle, no. 35T, Tuesday evening
at p. M Important. Refreshments
will be served. Per order G. G.
Tie b. A. Perry real estate agency
i offering for sals a. place with Ave
acres Of land and over 5000 worth Of
stock and tools for only 500. See ad
vertisement in for sale column.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rovetti Of Wes-
terley, r. l., and Pine Royetti of Brook
Iyn, n u, and a. Cato Of Westerley,
N. LES WIZ III ttiG A4tA kftALI lAtAH W Nv
tend the funeral 81 A. Royett.
The young ladies 81 the Uniyersalist
church, who are interested in the church
supper, are requested to meet at the
home of Miss iJeannette Williams this
evening. Bring scissors aud pencils
The Kings Daughters win hold their
regular monthly meeting Tuesday even
ing, Feb. III, at 1880 o'clock, at the
home Of Mrs. j Phillips. Spaulding
street. A full attendance il desired.
Don't forget the "gents' supper at
the Uniersalist churrl Tuesday evening;
all colored chefs ia the kitchen and if
teen colored waiter girls direct from
Nashville. Tenn. Mark the date in your
hat band ss
The whist party given by the Rebek.
abs at Odd Fellows hall Saturday even.
ing, was attended BY ten tables Of play
ers. The prizes were won by Mrs. II. W. |
Clark, Mrs J. y. Noble, B. @. Webster
and George Bond.
The d. A. Perry real estate agency
has sold for Mrs. Yena Raymond ner
farm in Plain6eld to H. A. Phelps Of |
this city Mrs Raymond takes in part |
payment three lots OF land on Webster /
avenue. The transaction involves about
$4,000.
John NJ. Beaton Of the Presbyterian
college Of Montreal preached at the
church III this city yester
lay. in exchange with Rev. w. O. Mac
Intyre. who preached III Graniteyille.
Mr. Beaton preached at Graniteyille in
lhe evening,
w. J. Ioughheed Co, have opened a
shop at SO South Main street
md will be prepared to do sanitary
and repairs and high pressure
steam work; equipment with up to date
sools for fucing boilers and extending
loiler tubes from 2 inches to 3 inches
Mr. Loughheed having had rs years ex-
5erience az the trade and having work
ID for Reynolds h Son the last eleven
years, being known as Jack in the
stone sheds, solicits patronage. Tele
,hone 2l6l2 Open Montay and Sat
lrday evenings
Miss Nina II. Brown, former teacher
It Goddard seminary, was in town over
sunday on her return to Roxbury from
Jew York, where she has been for some
ime making arrangements for conduct
~ a European tour next summer Miss
brown has conducted parties through
europe for several years under other
mana cement but this year she win not
My conduct the tour, but manage II
5 we'll The itinerary starts at New
FORK, on june q, and goes over Scot
and, England France Italy, Switzer-