The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-01
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Saturday night,
RI j Badger is i'll with grippe at his
home ON Nelson street.
Il. J. LeRow went to Waterbury this
morning on business visit.
n William Stevens Of Baltimore, Nd, Il
visiting friends in the city.
Charles Barrows went to North Wood
stock, n. f., on business yesterday.
I Antonio Giachino returned last night
from ten days visit in New York.
4 Forrest Walker Of Marshiield was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
A few more Of those sweaters for 500
OF the Frank McWhorter company store.
Miss Florence Wooster went to Marsh.
field to-day to spend Sunday at her
home
Hughes Livery company, corner Mer.
Chant and Summer streets, wants good
h workman.
4 w. G. johnson Of Barton began work
this morning as clerk in the Peoples
National bank
4 Warner Wheeler, who has been visit
ing his parents in this city, returned to
Troy, n. H., to-day.
Attorneys s. HOLSTER jackson and
John w. Gordon were in Middlebury on
legal business yesterday
d. A. Glines, who has been IN the
city on business. returned TO his home
in Plymouth, n. H., to-day.
Susan, kiss Me Good and Hard. and
Daisy" two goods songs, at re each
at the Ayerili Music company.
The Ebony Ministries viii meet for
orchestra rehearsal in Hales' pavilion,
Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Three hundred Edison records at 25c
eacns all fresh, and have never been
rented. Ayerill Music company.
Saturday candy, zoe per box; butter
scotch waters, nolasses kisses, Ice per
pound At Barre Candy Kitchen
The Athena club viii hold its regular
meeting with Mrs. Howland, French
street, Monday evening, at 1880.
For sale at 81 West street, enc first
class foot power saw and boring ma
chine attachment. Price $500
Misses Theresa Scott and Jessie Mel
sen arrived in the city last night from
Stowe, to spend Sunday at their homes
IN this city.
We've got one new Victor graphic.
phone, the regular price OF which IL
5000, but we'll sell il now for SIS
New England Fruit company.
After three weeks illness. Mrs. Cruiek-
shank Of the Northrup house, wishes
to announce that She viii Be able to
take back her bearders, Sunday, Feb
ruary 2
The Nilliamstown correspondent Of
tile Montpelier Journal writes: aWayer.
" Murray Of St George. New Brunswick,
one Of our best granite workers and
who has been here for years, has gone
70 Balre 70 work at his trade
kimball Union academy IS said to haze
one of the Il rongest preparatory school
hasket ban teams in New Hampshire.
and the Goddard teanl is as vet unde
feated Don't miss ghe game between
these two strong teams Monday night.
The Altrurians and their friends we're
very Pleasantly entertained last evening
at the home of Mrs. Al B. AveriH. 80 /
Ayerill street Delightful games made |
the evening pass all Zoo quickly Light /
refreshments we've served. The guests /
departed with the memory Of another |
social evening ana much graft |
tude 70 the hostess for her kind hospi.
tality
4 party Of y young people Of the
BaRca and Philathea elasses and the
choir Of the Baptist church went to Dew
ey park last night and held Il maple
sugar party the trip there and back
being IN special electric car. Games
were played and refreshments OF maple
sugar, doughnuts pickles, ETC., were
served, the PARTY returning to this city
shortly after Ten o'ciock. The GOODNESS
Of the temperature somewhat married
5he enjoyment OF tile occasion.
In spite of the warning Of the man
lgement Of the Fenberg stock company
hat Friday nights performance. The
Lamb and the Brute would be d grtie.
come spectacle and that nervous people
better keep away. there was naturally
/ big turnout Of people. who wanted
heir nerves tested. They were tested
The piece is one grslnd succession Of
thrills, with a murder every quarter Of
III hour, and The victims hurled over
1rccipiccs and slowed away in any little
'ranny that came convenient. There were
several cold ebills in the audience, but
not woman needad the ambulance.
Realizing the fact that the vintes
sil soon be a thing Of the past, and
hat many merchant win find his
shelves filed with winter goods which
lhould have been disposed Of ia due
eason. and to prevent such a serious
alamity a. A Smith & Brother have
leeided to offer every article in their
tore at and below cost TO close OUT all
winter goods Elite $3.50, Sie8 and 5000
hoes are going at s2gs; Young Broth
rs $500 hats at $40; their complete
me OF $50 hats at sI95; lot 500
ats at 95c; eompiet line OF Ball Band
ubber goods at from % to 90 per cent
iscount; wool sweaters at half price;
Of Of Sl.50 stiff bosom shirts at acc;
OF $500 and $3.50 pants at S29s; lot
SEQ pants at Sles; ioi $500 pants
It 0Sc. See their advertisement on