The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

Special to-day, cocoanut kisses, l5e
per pound.
Our 25c chocolates and bon bons. home
made, zoe.
Try our Saturday specials, Barre Can
dy Kitchen.
A. Columbo went 10 Boston to-day on
business trip
J. @ Crowley was IN Mortified yes
terday on business.
John Thorn went to New York to-day
on a business trip.
Miss Mary Tarte d Montpelier ii q
visitor il tiie city to-day
Ed Smith 81 Cabot was 4 busin is
visitor in the city yesterday.
Peppermint, wintergreen and maple
creams to-day l5e per pound
Mrs, q. h. Sterling left this noon for
Boston for visit with friends
john oliver went TO Stanhridge, p O..
to-day for a visit with relatives.
William Nye of North Montpelier yis-
tied relatives IL the city to-day.
Miss Isabelle clapp returned yester-
day from few days visit in lIardwick
George Webster Of st. Johnsburg
called on friends in the city yesterday.
NJ w. Chamberlain df Washington
was IN the city to-day on business
visit.
Mrs. j. e Corliss went 70 Burning
ton last night to attend the funeral Of
Il friend.
Matt Haley left yesterday for scanee-
tady, N ", where tie has TWO large
monuments 10 set
MI. and Mrs. George n. Tilden went
to Mortified yesterday for visit at the
home Of his parents
Mrs Thomas Brady returned this af-
fernon from i few days visit with
friends in Burlington.
Gilbert Phillips left last night for
Pleasantville, n. j.. after spending the
holidays with relatives in the city,
Salesman end collector wanted at Sing
er Office, 10 Elm street. None but steady
men need apply. Good pay to right party.
AIRS, james Hal, who has been visit.
mig at the nome Of her father, Iohn
Mcdonald, returned today to her home
III Boston.
Remember the public dance ia NJ. w
Of A. hall Saturday, January ., Gilbert
sons orchestra SOC for gentlemen, Ia
dies free.
The sewing school conducted by the
Civic Federation viii reopen after the
holiday vacation tomorrow saturday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Mathew.
son building.
Albert Gilman reports seeing a flock
~ Is crows flying over today, an indi-
cation, 50 the odd resident says, 81
an open winter
Mrs. Margaret Griffin, who has been
seriously i'll at the home OF her daugh
ter. Mrs. ~. @. Marion, is reported
much better to-day.
Mr., and Mrs. George II Roben, Who
have been visiting at the nome Of d. c. |
4oben of South Barre. returned today |
to their home in South Ryeeate.
Harry, little son Of WIN Jackson Of |
North Main street. fell on the ice New
Years day, breaking the right collar
hone quite badly and putting the shout !
der out Of joint
]. A. Demo has opened a blacksmith /
shop IN the Bates feed store Depot I
square, with Joseph Gay as horseshoer I
A handy place to get your horses shod
while you do your shopping.
A song entitled, Mary the Pride of +
the Village has been written by W. H. /
Of this city, and ii has been
published by the Jabcrg Publishing com
pany Of Chicago. The song is dedicated
to the Vermont grange. Both the music I
and the words were composed By Mr. +
In yesterdays report Of the nnmual
meeting Of the Baptist church. some Of /
Ibe names Of tie inaucial committee
we're omitted BY mistake. The complete
committee is Is followss William Me- I
Donald. =. NJ Tayntor Albert Jones, ".
4. Perry, + A. 6allison and W \.
.sfearson. Alzo the assistant librarians
name should have been MARI Perry