The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-01
TALK OF The TOWN.


white SALE
William FLORENCE went TO Bethel TO
work to-day.
| Just received at Abbott's. a large in
voice Of spring skirts
This week at Perry's will be rem
nant sale Of dress goods.
Carroll Smith returned yesterday from
a visit 10 her sister in Boston.
r. L. Densmore returned Saturday
from business visit In Boston.
TO Rent--Six-room cottage on Elm
street Apply to L. A. Avcrill.
William Ayers went TO Boston to-day
for a few weeks stay with friends.
L. B. Dodge and d. A. Perry went
to Northfeld this morning on business
visit.
Mrs. w. j. Webster returned today
from a visit with relatives in Wells
River.
Gordon Riddel, "a Elm street, for
watch and clock repairs of every de.
scription.
The Vaughan store was fortunate TO
purchase another lot Of those silks at
29c yard.
Come to the turkey supper in Ma
sonic banquet hall Wednesday evening,
February g.
Hurdy gurdy dance tonight at Hale's
Pavilion Admission, gents 25c, ladies
free. Come and have good time.
Nelson Santau. piano tuner will be in
Barre In few days, leave your order
at Rsileys music rooms, IA Elm street
Miss Emma Barney, who has been Wis
iting her cousin, Miss Stella Lander, re-
turned TO her home in Burlington to-
day.
Miss Evaline Phelps returned 10 Bos-
ton to-day after weeks visit at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs II. A.
Phelps
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hopkins, who have
been visiting at the home of his sister,
Mrs. p. +. Mccarthy. returned to-day TO
their home in Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. p Town left this
morning for months vacation, visiting
friends and relatives in Randolph, Bos-
ton, and places in New Hampshire.
There will be regular meeting of
Junior Court, Barre No. |, Foresters Of
America, in their hall at O'Clock sharp.
All members are requested to be present.
Hurdy gurdy dance tonight, open at
1880, Hale's Pavilion. Close when we
get good and ready. Admission, gents |
Poe, ladies free. Come and have good
time.
w. IT, McCluskey, who has been run
ming q five and 10 cent store in the
Sanguinetti building, has closed out his
stock and expects to leave in short
time for Seattle, Wash.
Frank Jones, who has been employed |
at TASTE Brothers market for some time,
has purchased with partner the leading |
meat market business In st. Adams, and |
left for that city today to take pos.
sion.
The United Missionary society Of the |
Methodist church viii meet with Mrs
Pierre, l74 Washington street. Wednes-
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Members
win please bring itenia on home mission.
airy work.
On Tuesday evening, Feb. 2, at o'clock
a reception in honor Of the Rev and Mrs.
e. G. Dowmey will b. given at the par
lors OF the Univefsalist church. A spec
ial invitation il extended TO the people
OF other churches in the city.
The Bijou theater program foady is
one that appeals to everybody. and
should receive generous patronage THE
"IIow to BE Rich" il something most Of
us want to learn. This finn depicts an
easy way. The song is an Indian ditty,
Smiling STAR" and is said to be worth
listening to.
Mrs Belle Parker of South Main street
met with an accident this morning,
which win disable her for some time
She was walking on the sidewalk on
South Main street when she slipped and
fell. injuring one arm. Dr. w. f. Lazell
was called and examination showed that
while the arm was not broken it was
badly sprained.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis Sat
urlay and yesterday We're f. Il. LARA.
bee, Remington; George +. Foss. George
e. Thurber, II W. Miles, Boston; Mrs.
d. r. Demeritt, Waterbury; Charles A.
Stevens, Bristol; Wallace G.. Allen,
Charles r. Calhoun, Middlebury; Fl. Gil
stetson, Richford John A. Bradley. Chel-
sea; Henry L. Potter, Richmond
About twenty-five members Of the first
year commercial class Of Spaulding high
school enjoyed a sleigh ride to East Il
last Friday night. The even
ng was spent in dancing, marching, and
games were enjoyed until late hour.
An oyster supper was served. The class
made the trip in II. f. Cutters barge /
being chaperoned by Mr.. Jackson and
Miss Young