The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-16
TALK OF THE TOWN.


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Remnant sale at yaughan's.
Sale Of fun that means something,
at vaughau's,
G. II. Biekford went TO Randolph to-
day for a visit with relatives.
Miss Martha Price OF Middlesex visit
ed friends in the city yesterday.
A good opportunity TO buy a fine
warm blanket at Perrys on saturday.
The Tourist club win meet with Mrs
Moore, Monday afternoon at the usual
hour.
Mrs. Thomas II. Cave. jr., and children
went to Waterbury yesterday to visit
relatives.
Mrs. W. A. Murray went 70 North.
field this afternoon for a visit at the
home Of her mother.
Try sheet Of our German coffee cake
for breakfast tomorrow morning. lOl
cents. Union Bakery.
II. j. Markell, who has been in the
city on business, went TO his home in
West Rutland yesterday.
The Athena club will meet with Mrs.
Scott, 10 Richardson street, Monday,
January Is, At the usual hour.
Lost. Ladies' ElEn gold watch and
gold fob, in front Of eithed, MeWhorter's
or Moore & Owens stores. Win finder
please reutrn to Times oHiee.
avery twenty-third person in fresi"
OF course, "Skidoo" dance, knights Of
Columbus hail. January 10th. Admis. |
sion 23e Dancing begins at s;23.
Special for Saturday, peppermint, win
ter green and maple creams. Is cents
per pound. Delicious mixture Of choc-
olates and bon bons, is cents per
pound.
Another sale OF Toe pictures now on.
Step INSIDE, where you viii find one OF
our mammoth tables heavily loaded with /
fine assortment. G. N. Kenyon s Goa
Bargain Store.
Mrs. c. A. Leland OF Burlington is Wis
iting at the home Of A. J. Bartlett. Mrs. |
Leland returned recently from Costa
Rica, where she has been with her hus-
band for several months.
Homer Fits and II. G. Elliot return.
ed last night from Boston where the; /
have been for several days buying stock 1
for the new shoe department which the
Fits store will open about March |
first.
The d. A. Perry Real Estate Agency
has sold for Mrs. ". J. Drury Of vii.
Jamestown her novelty and stationery
store 70 Mr.. and Mrs. A. \. Fellows of
West Topsham, who have taken posses
sion.
A petition in bankruptcy has been
fled with Clerk +. 5. Plat OF the United
States court by Henry W. Carr Of Barre,
a granite cutter His liabilities are sl,-
0S2.T5, and his assets are $50 all ex-
empt.
Special meeting Of the Ladies OF the
Ladies Of the Maccabees viii be held
Monday evening, January Is. at seven
o'clock 10 the X. OF p. hall, for practice
and any other necessary business. A
large attendance is desired.
The Montpelier Division A. O. Fl.
No !, and L. A., A. o. H., No 2, hereby
extend an invitation to the Barre Div
ision A. O. III. No. ! and the l.. A. A.
D. H. No. to attend the installation
81 officers at Montpelier, Tuesday, jan
lary 10, 1899.
The picture at the Theatorium to-
iay are all OF the high class order.
Two Rivals" love story, and very
sensational one. should be seen by all.
The Magic Wand il comic picture,
which viii bring forth many good
aughs, and aThe Apprentice completes
! bill, worth Of your patronage.
The members Of the commercial senior
lass of Spaulding high school went on
heir class ride last evening to the East ]
Montpelier, where they enjoyed an oy.
:ter supper and spent the evening in
iancing and cards There were 20 con-
Pies in the party and they were chape-
Hughes ard Mr.. Jackson. The ride was
made in Even & Cows barge and a
.hree. seated sleigh.
@The Tnstailment Collector at the
Bijou theatre to-day, viii provoke as ,
much laughter as 1t did yesterday, be- ,
'aHse of its true to life humorousness. j
4 book agent attempts to sell a busy ,
BUSINESS man in his Office copy of his J
sook. The aggressive agent Is assisted |
% step ont in a rather undigrifed man
Ter, but soon returns and lands his man.
Then he follows him UP at stated inter
rails 20 collect the instsllnents. The
IifEerent places he goes after his money
ind the way he gets il, causes the audi
nee to laugh long and hearty. The
'ther pictures and song are good.
The dance held BY the Ladies' Auxil- I
airy. A. Q. HI, in Woodmen's hall last /
veniRg was very successful and enjoy /
Ible. The attendance was very large, '
he hall being crowded SO that it was d
for dancing during the 4
irsf part OF the evening. The Ladies' a
Auxiliary gave their driIl, which was
veil executed and brought forth euthu-
iastie applause This was followed BY
wo very enjoyable vocal solos by
1hsrles Premier, and the Daughters Of /,
Fooderaft then gave their popular drill
The dancing wss then in order until two
'clock. Music was furnished BY Gill
'ertson's orchestra.