The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-03
TALK OF THF TOWN.
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Sale fine hamburga az vaughan's
New spring waists just in at Abbotts.
seventh animal white sale At The
Vaughan store
! X Alnggan went to Boston to-day On
a business trip.
Read the advertisement Of Moore &
Ovens on page 2
Bert Hitehins went to Bethel today
on a business trip.
4 surely DO receive prime service at
Miers sanitary barber shop
Mrs Amelia Newton ot West Topsham
visited friends in the eity to-day
Thomas Gaul Of Burlington was in
The city to-day on a busine visit.
Regular meeting Of Wiuuetta council,
No, 70, D. Of r. tonight At Z o'clock.
Cut flowers and funeral designs at
Youngson's Pearl street. Tel 432-ll.
ChHdren's overcoats from the Frank
MeWhorter Co. at 20 per cent discount.
First.elass repairing on watches. clocks,
iewelry Work guaranteed AZ Kidder's.
Miss Gertrude Corrigau went 70 Bur.
lington to-day for q visit with rola-
tiges.
a son was born February 70 Mr. and
Mrs Oscar G Russell Of Maple Grove
street
Take no chances. but 50 70 the Castle
Park rink for good skating tonight
It's safe
Eugene Neafney Of Websterville went
to Manchester, n. ~, to-day TO attend
the funeral 81 Bis uncle
The Young Girls society sill meet AZ
Nelma Collins February 5 at o'clock.
Everyone is requested 70 be present
The union prayer meeting will be held
IN the Baptist church tonight q $3.50
o'clock AN are cordially invited to
attend
Big sale Of house dresses and wrappers
this week at ase. valued AZ sl25 Paris
shiftwaist House, over the Peoples Shoe
Store.
Mrs. Catherine Perrin Of Barre Town
has gone to Bellows Falls 10 visit Der
daughter. Miss Nellie Perrin, who Is
just recovering from typhoid fever
The Ladies' auxiliary and Tire A. o. II.
will hold q public dance Thursday even
lna February 8. Refreshments 81 coffee
ana cake viii be served. Admission,
IS cents.
A good chance to buy a black waisti
si50 black poplin waists for asci Sl.25
mercerized waists for SECS $3.50 black
mohair waists for $3.50 AT Perry's on
saturday.
The regular meeting Of Green Noun
tain lodge, No. 46l win be held Friday
evening. February a. AN msmbers at.
tend special business. George J Reh-
ards, rec. Sec.
Itallani attentil Gnnde rihasso 10
scape pantoiolo mel negozio ii Homer
Fits company Feumateyi dayanti allie
sue vetrine Cd osservate prezzi ridotti.
The Homer Fits company,
Plumbers and steamhtiers' local union.
40. 95. viii hold regular meeting int
painters bali Friday evening, February
8. at 1890 al members requested to
be present George w. Quinn, score
tary.
Nichols last social viii Be held TIE
evening Of Tuesday. February 8, the
last evening before Lent Riley's best
orchestra Of SIS pieces viii furnish mia
SIC and the public is invited after
O'Clock.
Fred Morse, son Of Nr and Mrs Al r..
Morse. writes from old Orchard Me-
that he drove their Pennsylvania 50 auto
from BostoN TO Old Orchard s. few weeks
ago and sol the machine carly this week
70 a BiddAford, Me-. party. who said
he wanted e car that would lead the
rest.
A truly beautiful picture IS THE Birth
Of Jesus to-day al Drsamland No
one familiar with Bible history can fail
10 appreciate the value Of this film An
other ia the interesting SERIES 81 travel
pictures, Agriculture ia Hungary" is
we'll worth seeing The Scotch song is
good.
The duet hY Miss leslie and Mr. Hen.
derson last night st the Bijou crowded
the house seYsral times. Applause was
accorded after each rendering They
viii sing, a0h, That We Two Were
Maying.n again to-day The three pic
lures are Of an order popular with Barre
people.
The United Missionary society Of the
Methodist church was pleasantly enter
tanned last evening at the home Of Mrs
F. r. Northrop on the East Montpelier
road There were Is in the party who
attended, and The trip To the house was
made III Biz sleigh, The monthly
meeting of the society was held and a
social time enjoyed. Refreshments were
served.
Seventeen members Of The Auto Gun
club met at their shack 81 the road to
| Montpelier last night for their annual
meeting and social time An oyster sup
per was served and IT was followed by
smoke talks and the election, the latter
resulting as follows President George
/ b. Milne ee.presideut Douglas Bar
clay; secretary, f. al Drown; treasurer
James X Mackag captain, Earl y. shep
ard directors Frank Bradbury Will
Ward and Frank Adams
The funeral q Louis Leon Ietourneau,
| who died Monday &c bis hose on Semi
nary street. was held yesterday after
noon at 2 o'clock from ST. Moniaa's
church; the interment was in the Cath
/ Ole cemetery The pail bearers were:
E. B. Arthur. Henry Besilette, Louis
Bouix and his cousin, Alfred Letourueaa
There We're many beautiful flowers and
among them were the laioning Car
lnations and ferns, Mrs Al Barker Mrs.
Morgan Mr. and Mrs Miiteamb, lleda