The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-09
TALK OF THE TOWN.
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New spring skirts Just in at Abbott's.
See the new poplins for dresses at
Vaughans.
X. L. Campbell was in Waterbury on
business to-day.
New spring line Of white waists--hand.
some ones-at Pery's.
Charles Wood went to PIainaeld to.
dag on business trip
Bert Hutchins went TO Waterbury
today on business visit.
Clean material, short waits and good
service at Hunts barber shop.
A bunch Of keeys on steel chain
await an owner at this Office.
Mrs. NJ. A. Doran Of Boston is visiting
her sister Mrs. 0. N Granger.
Mrs. Sarah Bond left this morning
for weeks visit in 81. Johnsbury.
Donald Mcleod announces that he Is a
candidate for alderman in the third
ward
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w. H. Gladding Of Randolph was in
the city today on business and calling
on friends.
Miss Rose Barrett of Waitshcld Is Wis
iting at the home Of e. A. Prindle of
Keith avenue.
S. Altini, who has been visiting rela.
tiyes in this city, returned to his home
in Milford, Mass, to-day.
Mrs. George Emerson and Miss Nellie
Marley went to Mortified this after.
noon for visit with relatives.
Kisses, genuine maple sugar, with new
walnuts. Special this week, 10 cents
a pound. Fresh made every day at Mas.
colts.
Mrs. Fred Baird, who has been visiting
Mr.. Baird at the home Of +. A. Prindle, |
returned 10 her home in Waitsheld yes.
terday.
The Kings Daughters viii hold their
regular meeting at the home Of Mrs. Phil |
lips Tuesday evening, February ., at
o'clock.
Ladies' and gents fur driving coats
from 5000 10 1880 from the Frank |
Co. A liberal discount from
the above prices, NJ.
Piano tuning m G. santsu, Bailey's |
piano tuner of Burlington, Is in town
until Thursday. Orders can be left at |
Bailey's rooms. Expert work guaran
teed
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Labelle gave
whist party last Saturday evening at |
their home on North Seminary street
Lunch was served and a pleasant time
enjoyed by all.
Mrs Harvey l. Cay OF wilIiamstown
is visiting her sister, Mrs James Glass
of Dix street, for few days before 20.
ing to Ohio to join her husband, who
has q position there.
Dancing tonight at Hale's Pavilion.
Open at 1880 Gents % cents. ladies
reef The hurly gurdy music is taking
we'll and all seem to be having a good
lime. Come and see.
Make no other date for Friday even
ng, February 26th, but reserve same
Tor the first social of the year at the
Congregational church Watch for
further announcement.
Leon Ruel Of Montpelier has bought of
H. Lager the latter's barber shop at
100 North Main street, and took pos
ession to-day. Mr.. Lager will remain
n the shop at present.
Regular conyocation of Ruth chapter,
}. =. s., win be held Wednesday even.
ng, February 10 at 1880 o'clock The
,. g. M. and D. G. p. will be present
or the official visit. Refreshments viii
,e served.
There viii be a dance at Armory hail
{ Montpelier, Friday evening February
.. Music by Wlirtiers orchestra. Gen.
raj admission so cents. ladies free A
pecial car will be run to Barre after
he dance.
The w. G. r. II. and the !. o. G. I'll
yill hold a sugar social Friday evening,
february IL, in the X. Of c. hall. After
short literary program, sugar on snow
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admission ten cents; refreshments ten
ents extra.
The funeral Of George Atsupen, the
ictim Of the accident at the Wetmore
J Morse quarry yesterday, will be held
rom St. Sylvester's church in Granite.
ille tomorrow morning at nine o'clock.
he interment will be in the Catholic
emetery in this city.
Engineer John Rowell Of the Mont.
cher & Wells River train between this
ty and Montpelier reports that he has
ad considerable trouble with children
odging in front of his train at the Ber-
n street crossing He has had to almost
Top the train for them several times.
nd accidents have been narrowly avert
/.
A surprise party was given to George
ersons on the East Montpelier road.
aturday evening BY about As of his I
'icnds and neighhors. The evening .
as spent in "A social way, in playing
ames and music. Refreshments were
rived. Mr.. Persons was presented
nrse of money from his friends. The
uty dispersed at late hour, all hay-
g spent most delightful evening.