The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-13
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local happenings Tsrsely Told fcr
Busy Readers.

Abbott's coat sale today.
TO secure that tranquil feeling eat
spaghetti at A. Giachino's.
Attorney NJ. M. Gordon went to Hard
wick on business yesterday.
Don't forget that Perry's store ii sell
ing chldren's coats at reduced prices.
Look at Perry's furs and you cannot
help buying, il low prices will sell them.
"The Passion Play" at the Theatori
UNI Is proving a great success. Don't
miss it.
Mrs. G. L. Woodwork went to Wa.
terbury yesterday for few days visit
with relatives.
The Homemade underwear always
gives satisfaction Sale now on at
Neale 4 knights.
Frank Ainsworth, who has been visit.
ing friends in the city, returned to his
home in Ashland, n. III, to-day
There viii be a meeting OF the Ward
Three club at their rooms Thursday
evening at 1880. Per order Of the presi-
dent
A very desirable Office room with ante
room, centrally located on Main street,
to rent. Terms low. Address 70. X, 2
this oflice.
Basket ball at Hale's pavilion Friday
evening, Company T OF Northfeld vs..
Barre Athletics; gents tickets 25c, la-
dies l5e, After the game, dancing
tin u.
Local 4sl. C. ]. OF A., will hold its
annual celebration. February 10, IN
Woodmen's hall Old-fashioned dancing
viii be INDUCED in A general invita-
tion is extended to all.
The X r. A. of the Presbyterian
church viii bold a valentine social in
the yestry Of the church on Friday even.
ing, Feb IA, at 1880. Please notice
that this social was postponed from
Thursday 70 Friday evening
The Ere department was notified bv
telephone at three o'clock yesterday at
teinoun Of burning chimney in the
residence Of Angelo Scampini at~Scam-
PM square 4 man with a hand chem
zeal extinguished the blaze with no
damage
John Quilligan Of Burlington pleaded
guilty to a first offense Of intoxication
IN the city court, this morning, and was
fined S5 with costs OF $3.50. He was
unable to pay and went to the county
jail for 20 days lie was arrested yes.
terday forenoon BY Officer Hamel
Miss Alice A. Pike. who has conducted
the Pearl street millinery establishment.
has closed her store, because OF i'll health.
and desires 70 have all outstanding &C
counts settled at once Settlements may
be made with Louis Huntington II o. j.
Dodge's iewelry store on Main street.
The ladies of the United Mission 50.
cieiy of the Hedding M. y. church win
hold social with AIRS. T. o. Thaver at
the parsonage Friday eveHinR. February
"A to which al are cordially invited. 4
program has been prepared and refresh
ments win be served A free will oifer- |
ing will be received Come and help the |
ladies in the first social in the winter
All those who took part Or helped III
The farce, Champion Of Her Sex we're
royalty entertained at the pleasant home /
81 Mr. and Mrs + 7 Cutler last even.
ng After q six o'clock tea, the time /
was spent IN playing whist and III
ioeial way, interpreted with music. a /
good time was enjoyed by all and all |
sere glad they had chosen ito tread /
he boards AZ Macbeth" and others.
4 meeting Of the base ball fair com
nittee was held last evening and settled /
lp as far as possible the bills incurred,
ind as there are still bills which have
lot been presented, the exact amount
hat the association will receive from
he fair could not be determined last
.vening The total receipts az the fair
yere about 5000, and it is Thought that
he net amount will be a little over $3.50. !
7he meeting adjourned until after the
air at Montpelier which begins Feb %,
s over.
A chance Of lifetime On account
i 6ilbertson's orchestra being obliged
o cancel It's engagement Of February
Q and having extra men hired for this
ate and also for the 2lst, il gives the ]
aneers a chance to 80 to a dance Thurs
Az evening February 20, IN the Wood !
lens hall Bolster black This is the
anne orchestra that played for The hos
ital benefit Now, ii YOU danced after
his music once yau will want to again;
nd il you never have, you surely win
ant to- for it Is second to none Now,
this Is probably the only
nance you Will have this winter to hear
bis orchestra TO as good advantage
urn ont and give the only musical
rgani2ation you have in town a royal
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