The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-27
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings TerseIy Told for
Busy Readers.

1uay AcnAcA1s
Have you heard about the fairY
Don't miss the pictures this week
The greatest sale is the white sale {
shirt waists at Naughan's.
Frank Minard IS able to be out afte
q weeks Illness with grippe,
Neil Ralph spent Sunday at the HON
Of his parents IN BroolSheld.
4 A. D. Morse went to Schenectady, \
Il X, to-day on a business visit.
i w RI, Goodfellow went to Morrisvill
this morning on business trip.
Harry Wiley went to Boston Satur
day for a weeks visit with friends.
! Miss Elizabeth G. Hopkins yisite'
friends in Williamstown yesterday.
A few more Of those sweaters for Sl0l
at the Frank AfcWhorter Go. store
Five hundred copies sheet music h
close at 90 a copy Ayerill Music Go.
r. j LaRoe returned this mornin.
! from a visit at his home in Burlington.
Edward Reynolds Of Burlington yisites
his sister, Mrs. ]. J, Kennedy, over Sun
j day.
! Montpelier band orchestra, Edwin
Bruce, leader, at Hale's pavilion, Monday
night
The Cleaners will meet with Mrs Geo
Tilden on Tuesday evening at 7;St
o'clock.
Mrs james Cow returned Saturday
night from visit at the home Of hen
mother in South Royalton.
Gordon Riddell, 10 Merchant street
for watch and clock repairs; 20 years
experience old country watches q spec
ialty.
George Grove Of South Ryegate visited
n the city over Sltalay with his daugh-
ter, Miss Charlotte Grove, q teacher IN
the city schools.
4. r. Bolster reports that the accident
to himself on Friday occurred on the
main road from Graniteville to Barre.
and that he was thrown 20 feet from
his sleigh
Fred Bryan, who has been working a.
head clerk in T. A. browns drug store
for the past year, finished work there
Saturday night and viii 20 to his home
in Waterbury for vacation.
The adjourned meeting Of ire Barre
Firemea's club is called for Tuesday
evening, January rs. All members are
requested to be present; election Of Off.
GERS. Per order 4. NJ Tobin, president
Some twenty Of thirty Barre people
were in Montpelier Yesterday afternoon
attending the meeting of the state Spir.
itualist association, at which Mrs. Res
sigue gave physchometfic readings and
Mrs. Chapman gave spirit messages
J. G, Griggs has during the past week
paid seven claims for he accident insnr-
ance companies which he represents
One claim 1888. one S6.67, one S9.3l.. one
sl3.s6, one S2i2S, one S22 .66, one $4,000.
Mr. Griggs has paid, IN all, eighteen
claims during this month,
Although the thermometer registered
az low temperature Saturday morn.
ing as on any day CHS winter, G. w.
Ball reports seeing robin around his
house nearly all ii Saturday afternoon.
The bird kept ii the sun as much As
possible and was As clipper as robins
usually are in May
The farce, sThe Champion Of Her Sex. .
which was given at the Unirersalist
church last week. will BE- repeated at
the Church of the Good Shepherd, Wed
aesday evening January ea, at s o'clock.
There viii also Be d candy booth with
a nice variety Of home made candies.
Admission, II cents.
a sacred song, entitled. Il Heard the
Voice Of Jesus SAY which has Just been
written by W. HI Go0lfeilow ii this
.ity, was stlngiast evening by 1lr. Crit |
iths at the Congregational church. The
long was very much enjoyed. II has /
! very good arrangement and is written
y pleasing harmony
Clarence Wood has sold his PAGER. Dora
star, to Greenleaf Clark. mayor Of HAY
rhill Mass, who win usc her for a
river. This mare has an exceptionally
.ood local record iii the five wears that
he was owned By Mr. Wood she was
tarted in no less than IS races and was
lever behind the money
Mrs ORA Cutles. who has been confined
0 The house lcr the past six weeks
nth grippe and jaundice Il not much
Il was feared that the news
{ the death 81 her caughterA Mrs. Ed.
ard Fuller Of Montpelier, would agefa-
ate her condition. but She bore ii calm.
3 She was very sorry that she coula
ct be With her daughter ia her last
ekness.
That Fred +. Colhum. formerly Of this
tg, Is being Kept busy at his new work
Iowa eollege Ames Iowa. Is shown
i this newspaper clipping from a paper
lere: III a person wished to talk to
photographer Colhun OF Che college de-
artment Of photography last week, that
arson had e fe.low Colbun all over
e studio ia order to converse with him
all. Because Colbnrn was the busiest
an in the city of Ames last week
Ting the eight or ten biz days Of the
l01t course lie took several hundred
ctnres Of the corn rooms AMI stock
dying IN addition 10 making in the
'ighborhood Of fifty negatives Of fhe
lie animals and champion corn. The I
ert course men bought hundreds eft
e pictures and a great many others
ere secured hy the press. Mr.. Coiburn
ndled all the work alone and turned
{ big bunch Of t. toe. an Of which
ls first class. CollHrH deserves a few