The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-03
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Fittsa.
Miss Lena owens will work in the
reobcned City bakery.
This week at Perry's will be rem
nant sale OF dress goods.
To Rent -six-room cottage on Elm
street. Apply to L. A. Averill.
White sale. White skirts. See them
in window-75. At Vaughan's.
j. A. Greenwood of Chester was a
business visitor in this city today.
The Vermont Poultry association win
meet Friday night at 1880 in the city
court room
Come 10 the turkey supper in Ma
sonic banquet hall, Wednesday evening,
February ,,
All heavyweight goods arc being Of
fered by the Frank McWhorter Co., at
liberal discount,
The Daughters OF Clan Gordon viii
meet for drill in Miles hall, Wednesday
evenig at 1880 o'clock sharp.
Regular review Of the L. o. T. NJ,
Wednesday, February 3, at 7 p. m, in
X. Of p. hall, open at $3.50 o'clock.
Regular meeting Of the Bright Star Re.
bekah lodge, No. Is, will be held Wednes-
day evening, February 3, at 1880.
Mrs. George W. Bassett still has several
hundred pounds Of extracted honey, to
sell at IL cents per pound. Tel. 4ls-22.
q. II. Mason, who has been in the
city on business for the past month,
left today for his home in Greenfield
Mass.
The Western Union Telegraph com
pany installed a U. S. observatory time
clock in the Central Vermont freight
Office yesterday.
There viii be full rehearsal Of the
Ebony MINISTRIES with the orchestra II
10 Central street Thursday evening in
preparation for dhe concert and dance.
Regular meeting Of the L. A., A. A. H.,
Division No. 2, held Wednesday evening,
February 3, at 1880 o'clock. All mem
bers wishing TO take the degrees viii
please be present.
Mrs. F. r. Northrup has not received
treatment at Sparhawk's samtorium as
stated in Yesterdays Times. but has
been a private patient Of DIR. D. G.
Hawley, traetologist, and has returned
home.
A. Giachino, proprietor Of the Yer
mont Fruit store, is installing a large |
marble soda fountain in his store. The |
fountain is tsft. in. long and is of |
dark and white marble. IL is put in
at the cost of $1,000 and is one of the
best in the city,
Among arrivals al the hotel Otis yes
terday were B. NJ. Wasser, Albany, N. !
v; @. A. WILDER, S. Williams. Boston;
Max Cohn, New York; J. H. Wilbridge,
Concord, n. H; J. i. Fulton, White |
River Junction; H. G. Mayer, St. Al
bans; G. X. Lyon, Burlington; f. j.
Meskel, Newbury.
A laugh, perhaps two laughs, tear,
a good thought, that is what the Biiou
theatre offers today in their new pro
gram Of pictures and song. 1t win en-
tertain anybody. man. woman, or child,
to seq this entertainment. "Star Globe
Irotter" Is of the fascinating. dramatic
order, and possibly the best film 81 the
lot. The Biiou is good place to visit
this evening.
The members Of the Italian Pleasure
sIub gave one Of their members. Angelo
Diyersi, a reception last evening at the
n Kill L., L.
partiWe for Italy, where he viii remain
Tor several months. Music and dancing
we're the order oil the evening and re-
were served. Mr.. Divers
was presented handsome toilet set,
he presentation being made by P. F.
At the conclusion OF the regular
meeting of the Ladies' Of Clan Gordon,
which was held in Odd Fellows hall last
svening, the members Of the clan APP
1eared and escorted them to Miles hall
where they we're entertained by thel
Ian. The procession, as ii crossed the
Itreet, was headed by Piper James Ed.
wards and directly behind came the
,hief sister. Mrs. James r. Coutts and
he chief Clan Gordon John Stewart
ind behind them were the members of ,
he two branches. Vocal and instru-
mental music were the order upon the
trivial Of the party at Miles hall and
lancing was indnlged in later In the
yening.
The whist party given by the local
ranch Of the Ladies' Catholic Bene-
iolent association at Knights Of Column
'us hall last evening was attended by
line tables of players and all passed
N enjoyable evening. The prizes were
son by Mrs. A. Lacross and Carl Per-
inns, while w. A. Moore and Miss Liz
ie German wera presented the consola
ion prizes. A musical program was
ivon during the evening consisting of
olos by Mrs. A. G. Moore. Miss Rose
'ook, James Bennett. Charles Premier,
nd piano duet by Mrs J. u. Me
sweeney and Mrs Albert Beattie. The
were Mrs. j. Il. Nc
sweeney and Miss Annie Sullivan.