The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-23
TALK OF THE TOWN.

day on business trip
William Rock went TO Randolph TO-
day on a business trip.
Auction sale az the City Auction
Rooms Saturday evening.
Lincoln centennial post cards at Ken.
yon's Cash Bargain Store.
See the Union Furniture Exchanges
big ad. on page 3 to-day
Rcordateyi della fiesta al block So.
cialista Sabata p fiennaio.
q. L. LiDelsin went to Burlington this
morning ca business visit.
See the new line Of post cards at
Keuyon's Cash Bargain Store.
Fred Langeyin went 10 Burlington last
night for visit with relatives.
Public Scotch dance. Miles ball SAT-
urday. Gents, so cents, ladies free.
White waists--see The pretty ones We
sell for sl.O0 each. at vesle a Knight's-
Angelo Scampini returned last night
from few days business trip TO Bos-
ton.
Fred r. Hitchcock OF Fall River, Mass.
was business visitor in the city to-
day.
The Tourist club viii meet with Mrs.
Roberts, Monday afternoon at the usual
hour.
Edward Chayelier went TO his home
in WEnooski to-day for few days
visit.
Simon Levin returned to Burlington
this morning after a business visit in
the city.
Good entertainment at the Bijou the
atre to-day. -Four pictures and song.
Better 60.
The Hospital benefit ball will be held
in Woodmen's hall, Thursday evening,
Jan. 2s.
B. w. Hooker returned last night from
New York, where he went to attend the
furniture exposition.
Miss Margaret Robertson, who has
been visiting at her home for several
weeks, returned to-day to Boston
The young ladies OF the Uniyersslist
church are planning for larger crowd
than last year at their supper in Feb
rusry.
The pet dog belonging 10 Mrs George
Robertson WAS rnn over and killed BY
the Williamstown train yesterday morn.
ing.
Young men Of Barre: Girls and neck
ties to be given away at the Prssbyteri-
an church social. Tuesday evening Jan.
rs. at 1880
Mrs. n. Passaquala Of Cambridge,
Mass, is in the city, having been called
here BY the death Of her sister, Mrs.
Mary Frusetti.
Preparations are being made BY the
young ladies Of the Universalist church
for their annual supper, 70 be given the
first Of February.
Large line OF Lincoln centennial, Wash
inRfon's birthday and valentine post
cards at Kenyon's Cash Bargain Store.
Step in aud look thsm over.
A sale Of Maish cotton down comforts,
not the ordinary kind. very light but.
wonderfully warm. prices greatly re-
duced, at PeFry's On Saturday.
Hospital Benefit Supper Chicken pie
supper, under direction Mrs Benedict,
Thursday evening, January rs, from $50
to 1880, UHiFersalist church yestry.
The condition Of Frank e. Gladding
who was injured yesterday while oiliHg
the hoisting gear OF derrick, il COM
Portable and his early recovery is ex-
pected.
Mrs. r. r. Northrup. who has been
in Burlington since last October for
medical treatment. has returned to her
home in this city, much improved in
health.
Tony at the Vermont Fruit Store,
is giving Ave cents off on every dozen
oranges sold to-day. These are nice,
sweet navel oranges. and this is a genu-
inc bargain offer.
John InnnaAu Of Derry, n I'll, has
sold the residence property which he
owned at Wefmterville, to John Gall of
Graniteville. Tie sale vas INSIDE through
the Cate real estate agency.
The men of the Congregational church
will give their annual supper in the yes
try, Wednesday evening, Feb. 10. This
win be supper cooked ard served en-
tireiy BY tbs men, and promises to sur
pass their previous efforts.
Among arriyis at the Hotel Otis yes
terday we're George G. Flanders, A. NJ
Flanders, Lyndonyille; George r. Lewis,
Richmond; If kathren Young. Sharon;
John Kirk, New Haven, Conn; II. ri.
Foster, cabots H. 4. sanborn, Pittsaeld
Miss Gladys n. Gale viii receive pu. |
pills at any time for instruction la the
IL
and pianotorte work, having studied |
with Miss .. A. Jones and Mfr. Arthur
Foote Of Boston. Residence, so WeIlinr. |
ton street, phone 1871.
Hospital benefit Thursday, January 2S. |
Did you ever stop to think that YOU !
who are hosrding or rooming out, whore |
would YOU have to 50 If you were taken |
siek And many Of Us that have
home would have to 60 to the hospital
Just the same. Then take hold and help /
out the hospital benefit next Thursday |
evening.
BY request, the Modern Sewing So.
sietyr will be repeated Monday evening l
at the Universalist church. as it was |
Inconvenient for many to attend last l
evening The program viii be equally al
good as last evening. with perhaps a
change OF readers. The mandolin club I
win assist. Those in charge thank the
public for liberal patronage last evening
and asks them to come again with their 1
friends. Curtain rises at 7.30. concert i
At s. Admission IS and 20 cents, at
the UniversaIist church.
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Gard of Thanks.
We wish to thank our neiehbors and
friends who kindly assisted ~ in our be-
rparerae-t ard also 4, fhnsa ,.-hs hr,,,cht