The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-17
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Auction sale tonight.

Auction sale tonight.
Fifty-four inch linen for suits at veale
& knights.
Program changed to-day at the Thea.
forum.
Auction sale at the City auction rooms
tonight.
Read yaughan's advertisement. 1t will
pay you.
look at the shoes on 9. S. Andrews
bargain table.
f. J Owens visited relatives at North
field yesterday.
James Cali visited friends at Burling
ton over Sunday.
Charles H. Bergeron went to Boston
on business to-day.
G. L. Woodworth visited relatives at
Waterbury over Sunday
Leave your order or Lenox incubator
oil at Smith & Cummings.
Chief G. B, Cladding Of the fire de-
partment i i'll with grippe
Ladies, misses and children's coats at
great sacrifice, at Pery's.
George Sanderson of Burlington was
business visitor in the city to-day.
Mrs. William Land Of Montreal visited
at the home Of d. NJ. Miles over sun
day.
George e. Ford returned to Randolph
to-day after visit with friends in this
city
Only Ave of those sleds left at Hook
er { Co.'S red tag sale; they were 65c,
now 35.
Shoes and oxfords are selling at three.
fouFths price on G. s. Andrews bar
gain table.
See the F. B, Cate agency adv. on the
seventh page, TO close up the estate Of
a. G. Day.
Miss Bessie e. Cave, who has been
visiting her parents in this city for
day or two. returned TO her duties at
the Bradford graded school this morn
ing.
The whist party given by the Rebek
abs at Odd Fellows hall Saturday even
ing was attended by eight tables Of play
ers. The prizes were awarded to Mrs.
Harley Meeker, ]. BRINE, f. r. Morse
and Andrew johnson.
Local 4sl, G & j. Of Al. win hold
its annual celebration February 10. III
Woodmen's hall Oldfashioned dancing
will be INDUCED in. All members and
their invited friends viii participate.
Chairman Of committee.
The University club win hold its am
nual banquet at the Universalist vestrv
Saturday evening February y, Joseph
A. DeBoer OF Montpelier will be the
speaker Of the evening Each member
Of the club Is privileged to invite one
guest
4 very enjoyable time was spent sat
urday afternoon at the home ST Miss
Mary Keefe on Pike street, in honor Of
her eleventh birthday. She was the
receiver Of a great number 0f beautiful |
presents from her little friends. Re
were served and games were
played during the afternoon The party /
broke up, reporting very good time and /
wishing their friends great many I
more happy birthdays.
A Randolph item Of local interest
reads as follows; An industry which
I is hoped will be established here Ia
lhe early spring is that Of auarryine
sranite on the farm belonging to Ais.
Ida Manu-. Specimens Of the stone have
)een approved in the laboratories Of New
York and Boston. Its quality is superior
or polishing, and Randolph seems des
iined for a prominent place in The gran
te industry. MesSrs. Sawin and Bovee
II New York City are in town looking
lfter the interests Of the affair"
The service at the Methodist church
asst evening held under the auspices of
he Brotherhood Of ST. Paul. was attend
d by a large audience and the exercises
we're very enjoyable. Special music was
by the mems chorus. including
clarinet solo by l. C. Parmeter.
'ocal solo by George Stewart and duet
" George Stewart and w. ]. oliver
The officers of the brotherhood we're in
tailed by DIR. Thayer The officers are.
ohm J. Sowles, presidents i. Z. Jones.
ice president; Albert Freeman. scare
airy; Joseph Odgers, treasurer. The
ervice closed with very interesting ]
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