The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-29
TALK OF THE TOWN
New ginghams at Abbott's.

New ginghams at Abbott's.
F. H. Rogers returned last night from
business visit in Walden.
A. Moss of Boston is visiting at the
home OF his daughter, Mrs NJ. S. Levin.
John F. Murray went to Albany, N. Y,
yesterday on a few days business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ChiIson left yes.
terday for Lancaster, N. H.. where tehy
viii reside.
Ernest Franklin Of Baldwinsville,
Mass, is a guest at the home of Frank
Lawrance of North Main street.
All veterans are invited to the weekly
smoke talk Of Crsndall Post, @. A. r.,
tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock. G-
gars win be furnished.
Fast basket ball game between spauld-
ing high and Vermont academy at
Church street gymnasium, Friday night
at 8. Gentlemen rs cents. Ladies Is
cents. ~ 7als
The Baracca class Of the Connega-
tional church are invited to meet at
DIR, Stickney's home, Friday evening for
social time. Every member Is earn
estly requested TO be present.
The Wells.Lamson quarry company
has hired the rooms over c. w. Averill
& Co.'S hardware store and will open
Offices there. The present Office Is with
teh E. L. Smith granite company.
The Rev. F. A. Poole, H. G. Woodruff
and ]. G. Griggs returned this morning
from Burlington, where they went yes
terday TO attend the meeting OF Congre-
gational missionary societies OF the
state.
The men OF the Congregational church
will give their annual supper in the YES.
try, Wednesday evening, Feb. 10. This
will be q supper cooked and served en-
tirely by the men, and promises to sur
pass their previous efforts.
The granite firm Of George e. Bond
and w. D. Kidder, known at Bond &
Kidder, whose plant is situated off De-
pot square, dissolved partnership yester-
day, Mr.. Bond buying out the business,
and will continue it under his own
name.
Something more than mild surprise
was expressed yesterday afternoon when
the 4;40 mail train poked it's nose around
the corner in the local Central Vermont
railroads yard full five minutes ahead
Of time. The hackmen, the mailman,
and the various chronic standeess to see
the incoming Of trains are kept on the
anxious seat nowadays To follow the
vagarics Of the Central Vermont trains.
One of the best ads. in point Of val
ne offered A. A. Smith and Brother
ever presented appears in today's pa
per The weekly bargain list alone
Is reason enough for you to take time
now and turn to page 4 and read the
whole ad. thoroughly $3.50 mems
heavy, warm winter wooden or cord |
uroy working vests, this week for Sl.49.
80 cents boys wooden hose, this week
% cents. Other bargains equally as
good.
Donald Mcleod, who returned satur-
day from four weeks trip to Scotland,
states that he saw several former Barre
people in Aberdeen, among whom was
George Gray, whe was formerly in the |
granite business here. Mr. Cray said |
that he expected to visit Barre again
sometime this spring on summer. Mr..
Mcleod was three weeks in Scotland and |
England, visiting his aged mother at his
old home in Aberlor, Banfshire. This /
was his first visit back home in 20 /
years, and the second time he had been i
back since he came to this country 80 I
wears ago He made the trip both WAYS I
on the steamer Saxonia, and on the re-
turn trip ran into q severe storm that
lasted six days.