The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-14
TALK OF THE TOWN.

garments as cheap as 9Se at Abbotts
New wash goods at yeale & knights
Special embroidered waist Sl.C0 at the
Vaughan store.
William Laprc went 10 Waterbury
on business to-day.
We have at Perly's d few more chill
drcn's coats at $3.50 each.
George Downing OF Washington was
in the city to-day on business.
II ii doubt about The Theatorium, ask
Your friends. Always the best.
Al NJ Mash 81 Dover, n. H., called
on friends il the city yesterday.
George Z. Ford Of Randolph was a
business visitor in the City to-day
D. II. Hale returned last night from
q few days business "trip to Boston.
Mrs. David Faulkner il III with the
grippe at her home on Ayers street.
Joseph Almon Of Mortified was a
business visitor IN the city yesterday
For the first day this week, there were
no intoxication cases in the city court.
Extra quality of fancy fresh-caught
halibut at the City fish market, Tel.
1912.
Mrs z. r. Mccarthy and Mrs. o. n.
Granger visited friends in Plainfield yes,
terday
The Rebekahs will hold a progressive
whist party at Odd Fellows hail Sat
nrday evening
Mr.. and Mrs George N. Tildem went
to Mortified this morning for visit at
the home Of his parents
Twenty per cent. discount win be
given at Miss Walkers for the next
fifteen days on all clocks.
j. o. Adams, agent at the Central
Vermont station, went TO Montreal to
day on q few days business trip.
Sbop-stewards call at the Granite Cut
ters' Office for Journals this evening
from o'clock to ?, A. N. Smith, sec.
BY order Of the health officer. there
viii be no sewing school on account Of
the scarlet fever, until Saturday, Feb
ruary y.
Saturday candy. zoe per box, home
made molasses kisses, / 30 pound; Klon-
dixie l5c PR pound. The Barre Candy
kitchen.
Call and see, our oranges; prices lower
than ever. Frany narels, 10 for 25c
sweet russets, Is for 25e- New England |
Fruit company.
The Ladies Of the Maecabees viii hold
a public whist party Friday evening.
February Is, N the X. Of r hall, Rlan
rhard block. Admission Zoe.
70 Rent. Two front rooms. electric
lights and bath; about two minutes
walk from Main, street Inquire 81 Mrs.
Thomas Brady, 30 Perry street.
William Robertso arrived IN the CITY
Today from Aberdeen, Scotland, and il /
visiting at the home OF his brother.
James Robertson, Of Washington street,
Mrs If. NJ. Wheeler Of ii Walnut
street has resumed her work in treat
nent Of the scalp, shampooing, mani
turing, chiropody and massaging. Tel
1922
Bear Ia mind the public dance in N.
n II Al hall, Saturday, Feb. rs. Gil
beet dance music, dancing from
TO III admission for gents SOC. ladies
rec.
Basket ball at Hale's pavilion Friday
'venine, Company Of Mortified vs..
Barre Athletics gents tickets 25e, Ia
lies l5c After the game, dancing
III H.
The regular melting Of Canton vim
on, no. Q. l. q o. q, will De held
friday evening, February 2s, at 1880
feloek A full attendance is desired.
'er order Of the captain
The D. A. Perry real estate agency
J offering for SALE a place with five
ores Of land and over 5000 worth Of
took and tools for only $700 See ad
'ertisement in for sale column.
Albert siseo Of Nome, Alaska who
as been visiting friends IN the city, left
esterday for New York and will take
assage for a visit ID Denmark, after
IIieh lie will return To Alaska.
A prominent young man Of Barre was
cen to take an apple from barrel in
ront Of the New England Fruit com
any's store yesterday He must come
orward and settle, or suffer the eonse.
uences
The Y. P. A. Of the Presbyterian .
hurch Will hold valentine social in
10 vestry Of the church OH Friday even
lg Feb "a, &C 1880 Please notice
hat this social was postponed from !
thursday to Friday evening
There was an error in Yesterdays /.
lines regarding local 4sl, G. & J. Of |
s annual celebration on February 10
Is for all members 81 local asi ana
leir invited friends, and not a public
fair, as stated yesterday. Chairman
committee. 4
Miss Alice A Pike, who has conducted :
le Pearl street millinery establishment.
Is closed her store, because Of III health.
nj desires to have all outstanding ac- q
lunts settled at once. Settlements may
} made with Louis Huntington at o. j.
edges jewelry store on Main street.