The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-21
TALK or THE TOWN.
New belts at Vaughan's-

AeAu vlh AuNefAaSeu specldi WALSH sah
at Vaughan's
Extra value in ginghams at tn
Vaughan store.
Thomas Gaui il in Boston attending
the dog show,
Joseph Brauit was in Mortified o.
business yesterday.
| 1, G. Gillette went to Burlington thil
morning on business.
/ A pound Of soc chocolates for SOC al
Hendricks on Saturday
J. r. Murray went TO South Ryegat,
to-day on business visit.
Il. Il. Densniore went to White Rive
Junction to-day on a business trip.
George Marion will return tonight
from visit in Boston and New York.
Charles L. Converse returned yester
day from few days visit in Boston.
Mrs. Henry Petrie returned last night
from a two weeks visit with relatives
in Fairfield.
James Il. Burke returned to his home
in West Rutland to-day after business
visit in the city
Tonight at the opera house: William
Robertson, baritone, viii be assisted BY
the Ebony quartette.
"The Worlds Wizard and Modern
Painters" two great pictures, at the
opera house tonight.
Typewriter desk, fiat top, cost slIoO
and swivel chair, cost $3.50, both for
$1,000. l. NJ. Ayerill.
A good clever horse left at Cutters
stable for sale; price $50, must be sold
at once. II. r. Cutler.
A special meeting of Canton vinton,
No. 9, viii be held Friday evening, Feb
fuary Fl. Per order captain.
Another chiIdlens matinee tomorrow
at the Theatorium; two children admit
ted for Sc. Send the youngsters.
Attorney Frank s. Williams Of Brad.
ford, formerly of Barre, has been IN
town on business and pleasure trip.
Last opportunity to buy Edison gold
moulded records for Csc each from 4 to
8 P. m. all the week. Averill Music Co.
The Barre Athletics basket ball team
viii play the Norwich university team
Tuesday, February rs, at Hale's payil-
ion.
Edward Bruce and Ivan Perry went to
Enosburg Falls to-day with the Mont
pelier military band orchestra to play
at the ball there this evening.
Two young or middle aged men want
ed 70 sell goods and travel with maa-
ager. Expenses advanced. Call 6-s. Ar
cade upstairs, room 5. E. H. Brock
Friday night in the Church street grim.
nasium, the fastest and most exciting
game Of the season viii be played. when
Goddard seminary meets Spanlding high
The rural mail carriers Of Washing.
ton county will meet at the CITY hotel
in Barre tomorrow afternoon to form
an organization, like that in other coun.
ties OF the state.
Saturday candy, zoe per box; assorted
chocolates and bonbons, I5c per pogind !:
vanilla and chocolate walnut carafnels
zoe a pound fresh made Saturday ct
the Barre candy kitchen
The 18th anniversary Of Ruth chapter
Q. II 81. will be observed Saturday
evening. February p, in Masonic hall.
commencing at $50 o'clock. An AIasons
with lady are cordially invited
Regular review Of the knights of Tie
Maecabees Of the World win he held Fri
day, Feb q, 1908. at s o'clock. IN K.
q z hall Dues can he paid before
the meeting. Per order record keeper.
Bear in mind the most popular SOC
dance in the city, best floor, cleanest hall
and best music obtainablc. all for soc
for gents, ladies free, at NJ. vi OF a.
hall. Saturday, Feb p, dancing from
to Y.
The musicale Of the Congregational
Ladies Aid society, postponed from last
Saturday, will be given next Saturday
at $3.50 p M, at the home Of Mrs Noble
Love. Currier park. Sc program in To.
morrow's paper.
The Barre company, Uniform Rank.
Knights Of Pythias, gave a ladies' night
at their rooms in the Blanchard block
last evening. Progressive whist was
played during the evening and refresh
ments Of new sugar on snow were served
The patrons Of the public dance held
at Hale's pavilion last evening tripped
the light fantastic to the strains Of
the music Of the Montpelier band or
ehestra Of four pieces. and I'll enjoyed
an excellent time The make-Hp OF the
orchestra was, Edwin s. Bruce, violin
and leader Harry Doe. cornet: Ivan
Perry, clarinet; and Miss Kidder, plan.
ist.
About fifty members and friends 81
the South Barre Bible class were ia
yited to the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Adams last evening TO a sugar social
All expressed themselves as having had
a delightful evening. They did justice
to the sugar which was served on snow.
The Sunday school will meet Sunday
afternoon at three and large attend
anee Is expected.
The public dance given by GiIbertsons
orchestra at Wo0dmen's hail last even
ing was attended BY about 40 couples
and resulted in one Of the most enjoy
able dances Of the season. There were
eight pieces in the orchestra, including
Il. f. Jarvis, the trombone player from
Manchester, n II. G. o Ayerill acted
as floor manager and under his adept
the large crowd was WEI;
handled and enjoyed the dancing until |
a late hour.
$4,000 worth OF high grade merehan