The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Charles A. Brown lett TODAY for a
business trip through the middle West
\ Luigi Brogini went q Concord, N. IT..
to-day 70 attend the funeral 81 a rela.
tive.
Abbott 3 60. say ali their ladies'
tailored suits are selling at one.half
price
Theodore Kelly returned last night
from two weeks visit at bis home IA
Burlington
A daughter was born February 2 to
Mr. and Mrs, Charles spreadbury Of
Brooklyn street.
Mrs. Hiram smalley Of Northfeld is
visiting her sister, Mrs. c. A. Churchill,
Of Merchant street.
Rev F. A. Wells Of Randolph visited
al the home Of his father. E G. Wells,
Of this city yesterday.
There viii be whist party at Odd
fell0ws ball Saturday evening. begin.
ming at eight o'clock sharp.
Thomas n Cave, who has been con.
fined 70 bis home for two weeks with
bronchial trouble, is out again.
Mrs Cora Preston returned to her
home IN Marshdeld yesterday, after a
visit with friends in this city.
A few tons 81 good horse hay, dellv-
cred from my farm, while the going Is
good. s. y. Alien Depot square.
Public dance at Woodmsn'c ball satur-
day, February ~. with GilbeFtson's or.
chestrai SOC per couple, ladies free
reissue Of pension has been allowed
Chester B. Smith Of Barre at the rate Of
$40 per month from December l, 1909.
william Riley and James j. Hastings
leave tonight for Philadelphia, whore
they have positions at their trade Of
granite cutting.
Mr.. and Alrs. J. X. Gardener Of New.
bury, who have been visiting friends 10
this city, left yesterday for a visit with
relatives in Essex, y. J.
The entertainment committee Of Win
META council No. 10. D Of p. VIII please
meet in Worthen haii Friday evening,
February II, at o'clock.
The Rev. P. A. Poole returned last
night % his home ia Worcester. Mass,
after being IN the city yesterday "a Off
ciate At tho funerai 81 Alexander Buehan.
TWO pairs Tor aso Tua hose for chill.
dpen This i al extra heavy, aaeee.hned
hose with double knee. spliead heel ana
toe, and an excellent wearing hose, 3
pairs for rs cents.
On account 81 the destruction 81 the
schoolhouse n sharon. Mass. by fire,
Miss Bessie Cave 81 thAs city. the teaeher,
Is enjoying a vacation until new quar-
ters can Be secured.
Miss Mary Monahan snd Clayton
shores we're married ct Cabot on jan
nary BY Rev. Nr. Currier Of that
place Mr. and Mrs. Shores are residing
on summer street IN this city.
Never before has good merchandise
been sold as low as It IS to-day. The
Smith CO. has set the pace IN vaiue-
giving You viii always ind Just what
you want in their store at the lowest
possible price.
The district ledge 81 Good Templara
viii meet to-day friday in the
II 81 r ball, Blanchard block ID the
afternoon and evening. The afternoon
session win be called 1t 280 o'clock and
the evening session At o'clock Will Be-
open 70 the public 4 good program
has been arranged for the evening ses-
sion 20 which everyone i invited.
The members of the Italian Pleasure
club held their third annual hop 4 Wood
mems hsll last evening Ihe affair was
private and included only The members
Of tire club with their ladies and q few
guests Antonio Fasola, the president,
was the floor manager A supper was
served during the evening. the walters
being Dellie MerIo. kino Maggiani, B.
CadeTazza and Paul seampini Music
for dancing was furnished BY Riiays
orchestra Of four pieces.
Tonight at the opera house the Clara
Turner company VIII present the four
act comedy drama, entitled. Mars"
which Is filled with laughs from start to
finish For the Saturday matinee, on
You Kid" anoth4 big laugh producer
viii Be given Az the matinee the schol
ar making the largest number Of words
from the letters ii the name Clara
Turner" win Be given $3.50 il gold The
one making the next largest number Of
words VIII be given q watch. and the
third prize viii be d teddy bear sign
your name To the lists and send them
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