The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-24
TALK OF THE TOWN.

| Pictures changed to-day at the Thea,
torium.
Auction sale Saturday evening Al
city auction rooms.
See the great sleiglt-of hand act al
the fair, Feb. ! to $.
}. II. Merritt Of swanton Is visiting
relatives in the city,
James Sullivan went to Hoyoke
Mass. today 20 work,
Dan Doherty Of Waterbury is visit
ing friends in the city.
soc winter bonnets for children now
l5c each, at Vaughau's-
Harley Wheatley Of Brookield was in
the city today on business.
G. w. Perry il building a barn at his
place on South Warren street.
Fred Baird went to Waitsiield to-day
to visit bis family over Sunday.
Arthur Frenier went to Waterbury and
Burlington on business yesterday.
Brcnton MrPhee Of Mortified IS work
ing at the Smith & Cummings market.
Miss NJ. Al Miles went TO Burlington
today to visit relatives over Sunday.
Loren Bell and Benjamin Batehelder
visited friends in Waterbury last night.
Plenty Of strictly fresh eggs. direct
from the farm, at the City fish market,
The red tag sale at Rockers sells
0xl2 Wilton velvet seamless rugs at
$1,000 each.
| Ernest A. Hutchinson went TO Boston
to-day to visit friends and on bust
ness.
c. f. Young went to Burlington yes,
terday to visit at his home over sun
day.
James Davidson and William Bolt
were in Middlesax on business yester-
day.
Philip L. Dube left yesterday for Co
bait, Canada, whore be has mining in
terests.
George Garrett Of Baltimore, Md, was
in the city to-day on business and visit
ing friends.
The Rebekahs will hold progressive
whist party in Odd Fellows hall Satur
day evening
Ash glow, the fuel that gives satisfac-
ton, for sale by G. SpauIding, II South
Main street, Barre.
Read Smith 4 Cummings adj, our an.
al l,,. Ia o4t Ia, ftvffaf
l1l3 cents per pound
Leonard. the year oil son Of Tyler
Thomas Of Elm street, is recovering
after severe illness.
Dancing at Haies' pavilion Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. See
ether readers IN this paper
Mr.. and Mrs. Murdo Murray of Web.
sterville went to Lenoxville, r. a, to-
day for visit with relatives.
Frank Andrews, who has been in the
city ON business for two weeks, returned
to his home in Pike, n. H., to-day.
s Hollister jackson was IN ST. Adams
and Milton yesterday on business con-
nected with the railroad commission.
The Methodist choir win meet with
Mrs. w. S. Bassett 10 Richardson
street, this evening at seven o'clock
Mrs. N. r.. jackson II i'll with tuber-
cular meningitis at her home in The
Quinlan block and Is not expected to
live.
The initiatory degree was conferred
upon tive candidates at the regular meet
ing Of Hiawatha lodge Of Odu Fellows.
last evening.
S. G. Harrington, who has been visit
ing A. w Gerhardt for the past few
days left this noon for bis home in
Fall River, Mass.
Mrs. II. X. Nelson, who has been visit
ing at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C' Il White, returned today 10 ner
home in Boston.
4 Roller skating in Hale's pavilion every
afternoon and evening this week. except
ing Saturday evening; session, TO 5
and ? to 10 p. m.
S. G. Harrington. who has been Wis
ting A. II. Gerhardt for the past two
NFth8 fEAHIutA W Nfo hbfiE fi Ihti
River, Mass, today
There viii be meeting Of all the
committees Of the base ball fair assoeia-
ton at the office OF William Wishart
this evening at 1880 o'clock.
Don't forget the good old time To be-
given at Hales' pavilion Monday, tues
day and Wednesday evening. Ladies |
free. Dancing from to IL.
The different Scottish societies of the
city are completing arrangements for a /
lecture on Burns to be given at the /
opera house February 1gtb.
Companion Court Granite City. No. /
III, T. 0. r.. win hold a regular meet.
ing in Foresters' hall. tonight, January /
Gath, at o'clock. Per order recording
secretary.
Litany and address this evening at |
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