The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-29
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for
Busy Readers.

HAoPiN Nftlut-
Dry wood for sale w. E. Curtis, Ber
lin, VI. Tel. 1924
James Hastings went to Waterbury
to-day to visit friends
Four great pictures to-day and to.nior
row at the Theatorium.
Angus A. Smith went to White River
Junction on business to-day.
r. Q. Little went to White Rive
Junction on business to-day.
George Grove Of South Ryegate was q
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Charles J. johnson has moved from 81
Summer street to 300 North Main street
Clyde Wiley has finished work as 9
driver for the American Express com
lpany-
Alderman L. H. Thurston has been
confined 70 the house for a short time on
account Of sickness.
Our great sale Of white goods Is the
greatest Of all theg reat sales we hold
At the Vaughan store.
Mrs. Fred 4. Hayden il ut home after
staying no Montpelier Center several
days caring for sick sister
Bessie Brown and Hattie Peer win give
readings at the Church OF the Good
shepherd Wednesday evening.
There will be meeting Of the base
ball fair committee Wednesday evening
at 1880. Let everyone be present.
T. L. Finney Of st. Louis. who has
been in the city on business for several
days, went to Woodstock yesterday.
John Marion 81 Burlington arrived
in the city last evening for the purpose
Of attending the funeral of Phillip
Peltier.
There will be public dance IN the
knights Of Columbus hall. Wednesday
evening. Jan. %. Giibertson's orchestra.
All invited
William Mears has sold fifty fat steers
to parties in Harerhill, Mass Mr..
Mears is q noted feeder and thinks it
pays TO feed good cattle we'll
All the committees 81 the base ball
fair association viii meet in William
Wishart's office this evening at 1880.
This is very Important meeting.
Mrs w. r. Richardson. Mrs. Clara
Page and Mrs. A. q. Iapoint were among
those who attended the funeral Of Mrs
Edward Fuller at Montpelier yesterday
The Ladies' Aid society Of st. Mont
cas- church viii give a dance in the X. Of
G. hall, Thursday evening. january 30,
dancing from 5 until II. Refreshments
viii be served. Tickets csc.
4 special car will leave the Baptist
church for Dewey park Friday evening
ot this week at 7.l5. Those invited
kindly remember the time Of leaving.
as the special must follow the regular
car
The Y. P. A. Of the Presbyterian
church will hold its regular meeting on
Thursday evening. January 80, at 1880
o'clock The paper Of the evening will
be The Life Of Roosevelt BIZ Miss
Clrissie Rae
The Noman's Mission circle of the
UniYersaEist church wall meet az the
parsonage On January 81, at 2:30 o'clock
subject, eWoman's work for woman.
watchwoTd. loyalty 1t Is hoped that
there will be a good attendance
pr. G. n Barber, the veterinary. has
had more calls in The past three DAYS
than he could answer lie says that
IN over twenty years pmctiee he never
saw So much sickness in the same space
Of time as he has in the past three
weeks.
The members Of the degree team of
the N. H. O. r., are earnestly requested
to be present this evening At the lodge
rooms, also any lady mmbeis who would
ike to Join the team, as Mr.. Gravelin
Of Montpelier is expected to be present
h drill them. Per order, committee.
4 smoke talk viii be given by the
committee Of Nincitia club
Thursday evening, January 3d. at which |
John M. Redmond, chairman OF the
state railroad commission, will be the |
guest OF the evening. Lunch will be
served. 4 full attendance Of the mem
bers is looked for
P. r. Mccarthy returned last night |
from three weeks business trip IN |
lie interests Of the quarry workers
union. He visited branches Ii New |
York Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee
Mr.. Mccarthy reports business quiet I
among the quarry workers, but better !
Ihan It was a mouth ago.
The annual meeting Of the Barre Civic |
Federation Of women's club viii be held +
n The vestry Of the Congregational +
,hureh Thursday afternoon at three
l'cl8ck Reports from the officers and I
for the year win be given,
ioIlowed by the election OF officers Ii
S desired that every member from the
farious clubs be present
William S. Woodbury.. who had worked
n Barre and Montpelier as barber. was
onnd dead in bed at the Mortified
lause in Mortified Yesterday, the cause
i death being given as heart disease.
During the early part Of Monday night
lis condition was such that a physician
vas called. and when the latter left the
latient was improved Mr. Woodbury.
vas 81 years &c age and leaves his
widow. one daughter. emnelia, and two
ons. Max Of Salem, Mass, and Paul.
sho lives At home