The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ladies' and misses colored coats az
one half price at Ahbotts.
Fred Canton went to Mortified This
morning on a business trip.
Big sale waists Saturday SEQ adver-
tisement Of Vaughan store.
William E. aver Of Windsor is in the
city on a few days business visit.
At one-half price are what we have
left IN ladies' wool dresses. Abbott's
4. c. White returned yesterday from
a few days visit at his home in Brat
tleboro,
Clyde Howell returned this morning to
Sc. Adams, after a visit AZ his home IN
this city.
Henry and ". A. Moore returned last
night from business trip to Ausahle
Forks, n. Y. =
The old reliable Dutchess trousers,
sl00 To $500, from the Frank McWhor.
ter company.
Ora Spaulding Of Goddard seminary
went to his home in 81. Johnsbury last
night for a few days visit.
To dispose Of our stock IF wrappers,
Z Won can buy a wrapper for the cost Of
the material at Perry's on Saturday.
Big sale Of house dresses and wrappers
/ this week at Csc, valued at 1925 Paris
shirtwaist House, over the Peoples Shoe
Store.
Big sale Of house dresses and wrappers
/ this week At Csc, valued at Sl25 Paris
Shirtwaist House, over the Peoples Shoe
Store.
Fl A. Bugbee, grand warden Of the
I'M f. o. p, went 70 Randolph last even
ing 70 install the officers Of the order
there
Geutlemen's clothing repaired; coats
and vests refined button holes remade
Also. mendiug Of All kinds neatly done
/ 7 French street first hoorl.
Mrs. Neil Morrison and daughter left
last evening for Denver Col, whore
they will join Mr.. Morrison, who went
there several weeks ago to reside
George Arthur. the two.months GA
child 81 Nh. and Mrs. Edward Cheever Of
As Branch street, died az six O'Clock last
evening The funeral win Be held from
the house az two O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon. The interment win be il
Hope cemetery.
4 mass meeting Of union men and
sympathizers Is called BY the Central
Labor union to see what action may be
taken in regard % placing a labor ticket
III the field for city election March i,
The meeting win Be held Ia Nichols block
Thursday evening. February 8 at
o'clock. james Mutch, secretary C L.
The business meeting q the Philathea
class 81 the Congregational church, held
last evening Ia the church pafl0fs, proved
q very pleasant occasion. A6out fifty
were ia attendance and after The transae-
tion Of business social time was en-
ioYed entertainment being furnished BY
. candy pull and music.
Prof Donald 3. Mcmillan, who leo
tured last evening at Montpelier on his
trip 20 the north pole with Peary, left
this morning for his home in Worcester,
NNeH@t Aif W AN AAAANt AMAAtN tAAaN ktAwlANI
at the home 81 Clinton H Millar, who
was Ills college ehum. Prof Mcmillan
was the last white man dropped OF
By Peary when he made his final dash
for tie pole.
The weather man 40 once rallied toll
the aid Of the ground hog following
The latter's prediction Of much and more
winter yesterday. aud Wnding down a
heavy blanket Of snow. The snow com
menced falling early this morning and
continued through the forenoon and into
this afternoon. making the tasks of
steam and street ear men more difficult
and promising more fun for the lovers
Of winter sports.
A public dance viii BE held IN Wood.
mems hall next Monday evening Feb.
ruarY under the auspices Of the Barre
Citizens band Tie proceeds ere TO 60
for the benefit Of the band Every effort
win BE- made to make the dance Che best
one 81 tho winter An orchestra Of TAI
pieces including Tho best musicians 81
the city, win furnish music. aud the
dancing will conclude at midnight AID /
mission so cents; ladies free The co
operation Of the public is earnestly so. I
licited for worthy cause
oradei, 2.l7Is, Tile Williamstown
horse owned BY Il NJ. SeaYer and fre
quently seen on the Barre track, Is be-. I
ing kept this winter By win Berry sc
Concord, N. IL, and the way Oradel
speeded on the snow track al Concord \
yesterday afternoon opened the eyes of 4