The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-30
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Ladies' and children's winter coats at
half price at Abbott's.
Don't miss the good things at The
Vaughan Store white sale.
Whist party in Odd Fellows hall, Sat-
urday evening at s o'clock.
DR.. Geo. II. Spiiler optdcian, win be
at the City Hotel, Feb. ] and 2.
r. H. Boyer returned yesterday from
an extended visit at Bangor, Maine.
II. G. Mayer Of st. Albans was a
business visitor in this city yesterday.
Vermont Academy VI. Goddard to-
night at Church street gymnasium at
1880.
DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Steele attended
the assembly ball at Mortified last
evening.
o. ID. MathewSon went to Johnson last
evening 10 visit the state normal school
at that place.
Arthur O. Peaslee of Brookfeld was
visitor in this city to-day, on business
and visiting relatives.
Ernest Franklin returned to his home
in Baldwinsville, Mass, to-day, after a
visit with relatives in this city.
The Athena club will meet with Mrs.
Kent, 22 Webster street, Monday even
ing, February !, at the usual hour.
Don't forget the dance at NJ. w. of
A. hall, Saturday, Jan. 30, with Gilbert
sons orchestra and only soc for gents,
ladies free.
A fine assortment Of valentines and
valentine post cards is now displayed,
yon & Co.'S Cash Bargain Store.
Mrs. John Dodge Of Waits River, who
has been visiting at the home Of her
brother, c. S. W'allscs, went to Water
bury this morning for a visit with rela-
tives.
John McHugc, who Is seriously IN at
his home on Hill street, is reported to
have passed more comfortable night
last night and resting easier this morn
ing.
MN. EfSu GuaC4WVOQ Oh NaIU%DOID,
Mira. Clark Pierce Of Putney and Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Watson Of North Dakota are Wis
fting at tho home of their sister, Mrs.
Y. j. Harris.
MISS Harriet LaBounty has resigned
her position as booieeeper Ia the water
superintendent Office and concluded her
labors there this afternoon. Miss La
Bounty has been employed in this Office
for the past seven years
Earl Fuller, who played center on the
Vermont academy hasket bail team
against Spaulding high hast night, for.
merly lived in this city, when his father,
the Rev. Edward II. Fuller, Was pastor
of the First Baptist church.
The men Of the Congregational church
win 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
Visit TONY at the Vermont Fruit
Store, where you can get bananas, 20 to
80 cents dozen. Grape fruit, four for
70 cents, three for rs cents, and two
for 25e. Apples, grapes, oranges are
very cheap. Dates four pounds for csc.
A meeting will be held in room is,
Miles block, Saturday evening, Jan. 80,
at s o'clock for the purpose Of forming
Canadian club. All men who vera
born or have had legal residence In
Canada or Newfoundland are requested
to be present.
The ladies' Aid society OF the First
Baptist church will hold its regular
monthly meeting IN the church parinrs,
Tuesday, February 2. and supper viii |
be served, with the following menu, fish |
chowder, hot rolls, pickles, cake and cot
fee. Price Is cents.
Philip J. Halyosa, formerly Of this |
CITY, has severed his connection with the /
Boston American, to which newspaper he |
went several months ago, when he closed |
his duties as editor of the Vermont Union |
Signal, the labor union newspaper, which !
was published at Rutland,
Veterinario Italiano Dot 0. e. Barr. I
Per qnalungue malattia di ANIMAL do |
mestici rivolgetevi al Dottore. veterina-
rio laureate. D. g. Barr che theme il sue |
uflieio ALA Seuderia Jones u Mcmillan, in I
Main street al fronte al Depot square.
Servizio pronto prezzi moderati nu.
nero del telefono 1868.
O. Il. BARR, v. s., v. d., veterinary
surgeon and dentist, graduate Of On
tario Veterinary college and for two
years assistant to DR.. A. Fl. H. Lewis
Of Barre. Diseases of all domestic ami
mails and surgery in all Its branches.
Office at Jones d MeMillan's stable, opp.
Depot square, tel. 1868.
Miss Mural Gobie, who was formerly
in the Barre Office of the New
England I. & I. company, and who has
served as operator at the State House
during the past -four months, has taken
q position as supervisor in the Montpelier
Office of the same company, taling the
place made vacant by the resignation
Of Mrs. c. A. jackson. Miss Gobie will
hepiu her duties Monday Morning