The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-23
TALK OF THE TOWN.
seco silks Al Abbott'a.

az Naughane.
Dancing tonight from 1850 to II p. m.
at Hale's Pavilion.
Charles Collins visited friends in viii
Jamestown yesterday.
The spring Designer in. with all the
new styles, at Perry's.
Lafayette Myers Of Cabot was Wis.
itor in this city to-day.
Tilden's shoe sale begins Friday, Feb.
49, Il will pay You to walt.
A. S. Brown Of Boston was business
visitor in this city yesterday.
Peter Laxon Of Orange street Is con-
fined 70 the house with mmbago
Best powdered soap used at Miers's
barber shop. No cheap face lotions.
William w. McAuley left to-day for
a business visit In Manchester, n. II.
Mrs Nellie Blanchard has gone 70 BIOS.
ton 10 visit friends and attend the dog
show.
n. @. Weeks Of Boston was visitor
in this city to-day, on business and Wis
ting friends.
Edison d. Smith OF williamstown Wis.
tied his daughter, Mrs. William Mercer,
in this city to-day.
The condition of Leon L. Cole. who il
seriously III with pneumonia, was little
more comfortable today.
The attention lof the public is called
to notice the change in the date Of MAY
NJ. Pratts auction sale, Thursday, Feb
ruary rs.
All those having dishes or table cloths
belonging 70 the Universalist church |
please return Wednesday, as early as
convenient
J. G. Dyer resumed work to-day after
being laid up for four weeks as the result
Of an injury received by striking his leg
with a hammer.
All supporters OF George H. Hoyt for
alderman in ward three are requested 10
meet at the Gfanite Manufacturers
rooms at 1880 this evening
Tildsn's shoe store will be closed all
day Thursday. This is necessary In order
to get the store in shape fof the sale
which begins Friday, Feb. 70.
Retail clerks; Regular meeting Of To-
cal No. 24l, r, @. |. r. A., Wednesday
evening at 1880 o'clock, in the X, OF p.
hall. VIM. Thaysr, Rec. Sec.
The annual spring supper of the Pres
byterian church will be given on We'd
nesday evening, March q, from $50 to
1880 o'clock. Admission 20 cents.
The Bijou theatres new program will
be seen to-day in ad. page 5, ID is
known to be good one. The song.
particularly, is catchy and well sung
The Barre Knights Of Pythiss win cell
citrate the 45th period Of their order
next Thursday evening, with the address
OF the occasion given by G. Herbert
Pspe.
Special meeting Of the Ladies Aid so
cisty OF the Presbyterian church VIII be
held in the church yestry, Thursday
evening, February %, at $50 o'clock
sharp.
Basket ball. Church street gymnasium,
Wednesday night. Feb. y, at 3. spauld-
ing high We. Bradford academy. Fast
game assured. Gentlemen. Is cents; la
dies Is cents.
Painters, attention: BY request, the
regular meeting of the local union. No
1876 will be postponed until Wednes-
day, February "a. at 7:30 o'clock p m.
A fun attendance is desired. A. M. Stat :
lord, X. S.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes
tardsy were j. G. Ryle, Seth Cutting, 4
NJ. s. Astor, Boston: h. T. Jordon, An
burn, Me-; III NJ. Chatterton. Philadel.
phia; Il. L. Andrews, Burlington; w. q.
Charlsnd, Rutland; L, Tower, Esperance,
n. Y.
The Church Of the Good Shepherd. !
Ash Wednesday. Holy communion at 8
J. m. Morning prayer and address 1880. i
Bishops Pastoral viii BE- read at p. IN. ]
Evening prayer and sermon at Tails. Fri !
lay evening, prayer and instruction at i
T:f5.
The L. o. T. II. Study club will hold
their social in the X. Of r. hall Fri b
lay afternoon from until 4:3o o'clock {
of plain doughnuts and
maple syrup will be served The host '
,sses win be Mrs. Averill Mrs Tobin,
Miss Hammond and Mrs. White All are
'crdially invited. g
Thursday, February 25, has been ap-
pointed al a day of prayer by the United 4
Voman's Missionary society. There will
,e a service at the chapel In the M. II.
.hurch at $ o'clock y, IN. All members
il the local societies win come II possi-
lie. Will all the ladies' of every church
eel themselves personally invitedf
Arthur Cote Of Biddeford. Maine, was
visitor in this city today. Mr. Cote
$ a lightweight boxer OF considerable
tote and came to Vermont looking for
Matches Upon being informed that
here was not much doing in his line I'M
Ter the present Vermont laws, he de-
Jared his intention to leave for AIassa.
husetts at once.
The Altrurians and their guests were
entertained at the home Of Mr.
md Mrs. D. W. Mcdonald, 81 Perry
treet, last evening, The rooms we're
'rettily decorated with flags and bunting =
n honor of George Washington's birth
ay. All enjoyed bounteous dinner,
uring which Mrs. Mcdonald extended 1
ordial welcome. and toasts were given.
)ne feature of the games which followed
vas the cutting Of the cherry tree. All
arried away with them the knowledge
hat MIR. and Airs. Mcdonald were ideal r