The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-30
TALK OF THE TOWN.

white sale.
J. M. Taft is III At his home on Sum
mer street.
A, simonelli was in South Ryegate OF
business yesterday,
NJ, D. Casben Of Bethel was visitor
in this city to-day.
Just received al Abbott's, a large in
voice OF spring skirts
Good ice, fine skating, at Hale's pa
yilion tonight. Music.
William Bolt went to Burlington to
day on a business visit.
Miss Ethel wishart left to-day for I
few days visit in Boston.
William A. Bradford went to Boston
last night on a business trip.
James Gallagher went to Waterbury
this morning ON business trip.
To Rents ix.room cottage on Elm
street. Apply TO L. A. Averill
William Cobb went to Burlington
last night on business visit
Mrs. Elsie Campbell is very i'll al
her home on South Main street.
J. B. lance OF st. Adams was a bust
ness visitor in this city yesterday.
Thomas Orr went TO Groyeton, N. IT..
yesterday for visit with relatives.
sowden & Lyon are selling fresh 25-
cent chocolates to-day for 10 cents pound
Good show today at the Biiou theatre
One particularly funny picture. See it.
A. A. Mitchell went to Boston last
night for few days visit with friends,
The Vaughan store was fortunate "a
purchase another lot Of those silks at
zoe yard.
Gordon RiddelI, "a Elm street, for
watch and clock repairs of every de-
scription.
Come to the turkey supper in Ma.
sonic banquet hall, Wednesday evening
February 3.
The Tourist club win meet with Mrs.
Richard veale, Monday afternoon at
the usual hour.
Angelo ResenelIi has collected $3.50 for
the Italian earthquake fund at Canton
Brothers sheds.
w. n. Turner Of Randolph has com.
menced work at the Harrison granite
plant in this city.
DR.. Z. G. Noble of Boston is visiting
for a few days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Z. Scott.
Miss, Emma Barney Of Burlington is
visiting Miss Estella Lander at the lat.
ter's home on West street.
Skating, without danger Of ice break
ing, az Hale's pavilion tonight. Session
from 7:30 to 10. Music.
The South Barre Sunday school has
moved TO school house chapel and will
meet at 3 o'clock tomorrow.
A daughter weighing 1913 pounds was
born "Wednesday, Jan. "a, to Mr.. and
Mrs. f. II. Miller Of East street.
Nelson santau, piano tuner will be in
Barre in a few days, leave your order
at Bsiley's music rooms, IA Elm street.
Remnant sale Of dress goods, white
goods, ginghams, percales, outings, silk,
laees and hamburg at Perryis on Sat
urday.
The regular meeting Of the Ladies
OF Clan Gordon will be held Tuesday
evening, February ?. Meeting called at
$50 o'clock.
Delicious fresh chocolates. all havors,
twenty five cent quality, to-day at Sow
den & Lyons for 10 cents, Take home
a pound for Sunday
Francis Clark Of Broekton, Mass, a
ma tional organizer Of the boot and shoe
workers union, IS in the city in the In
terests Of his union.
A locl1et and ladies' handkerchief
picked up In Woodmen's hall after the
hospital ball Thursday evening, await
owners at this Office.
The committee Of the hospital benefit
are unable to give correct statement
of the proceeds received today, but will
publish it in Mondays issue.
Mrs. McGann Of Burlington arrived III
the city yesterday, being called here by
The serious Illness Of her brother. John
McHugo. Mr.. McHugo's condition con
,inues to improve.
B. A. Eastman has received notice from
Forest and Stream that story, New
Brunswick id a Tracking Snow" which
X recently submitted, has been awarded
bird prize in the short story contest.
The Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Asso-
'iation will hold a whist party on Tues
hay evening. February I'd. at eight
,'clock, in the knights Of Columbus hall
Admission, ten cents. Everybody in
ited.
The game between VT. Academy and
Goddard tonight win commence at 1880
rhe Goddard boys give a reception at
ne seminary after the game, TO the
listing team. and for this reason the
yame is called early,
On Tuesday evening at eight o'clock
reception in honor Of the Rev. and Mrs.
4 G. Downey will be given at the par
ors Of the UniversaIist church. A spec
al invitation is extended to the people
# other churches in the city.
We have lot Of popular sheet music
ust in. which we are going to sell at
0 cents. This i regular fifty and sixty
emit music. but the lot goes at the low
rice mentioned. See II at Shepard's
sporting Goods Store, IA Elm street.
William r. Brine left last night for
fontreal, whore it is expected that he
viii have his eye removed The eve was
INJURED Thursday while he was working
I A. Barclay & Co.'S shed BY Il piece Of
wing Steel He was accompanied by |