The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-19
TALK on THE TOWN.
Remnant saIe b VanghanIa.

rec the SUlnch dress goods z2e yafa,
at Vaughan's
Adua W. Badger was business visitor
in Calais to-day
Read The advertisement Of Moore a
Owens on page z
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver, at Bufr's.
Edward Leclair went to Waterbury
this morning to work
Miss Lueie Calef 81 Washington visited
friends in the eity. to-day
Noble 81 Love went q Mortified this
afternoon on q business trip
Miss Lena Hero went 20 Willamstown
yesterday TO visit her home
Judge H. w Scott was in NorthGela.
last evening on q business visit
+. o. Raymond Of Roxbury was in
the city to-day On 4 business visit
Young men receive the kind Of service
they desire at Miers sanitary shop.
Table elrs and a good all-around cook
wanted at the Hotel Otis az once.
First.class repairing on watches. clocks.
iewery Work guaranteed at kidder's
Robert Briggs Of yereennes arrived ii
the city the afternoon on business
visit
Rafaello Cali left last night for
Knowles, California. where he expects to
reside.
P. p Laid and family have moved
from l62 South Main street Co "A Brook
street.
Miss Cherrie JeHords went 70 Boston
last night for few days visit with
friends
You can save few dollars on that
oyercoat by calling upon the Frank Nc.
Whorter company.
There win be a meeting n The Social
ist party in ts hall in the Wheeloei
building Wednesday evening.
Turned work, stair railing, newels and
frame parts moulded castings &C G. L
Bugbee's woodworking shop
Fritz Jackson, George A. Bond and +.
A. Priudle went 70 Aliddlesex this morn.
ing on a rabbit hunting trip
Mrs. Anna Lawson and Mrs. ". c.
Robins returned last evening from
visit at Essex Junction and Burling
ton.
The event AZ the season. TIE senior
play "a Suit Of Livery, Ia the chapel
Of the high school, Friday evening ii s
o'clock
Don't forget the dance 70 be held in
Woodmen's hall; orchestra Of " pieces, I
first-clas musicians Thursday evening, 1
January az
The Independent Filodpmaiic society /
goes 70 Hardwick Saturday. where Il
viii present play n italian at the
opera house.
The Ladies' union Of the Univers8list i
church viii serve q baked bean supper /
Thursday evening from 3 q O'Clock /
supper, 20t
g r Bessey 81 Brooks Me-, who bas
been visiting az The home 81 Peter Ems
lie, left last night for GAINESVILLE, Ohio, +
to visit relatives.
There win be 4 meeting Of the Burns
club Friday night at l.a0 p Woodmens
bali, 10 make arrangements for Gle ami
persary On the 25th.
Victor Lovely has returned from FLOR
ida, where he has been for the past fen
weeks The climate ana not agree with
him. obligng him e return
P. NJ Bessey. who has been ia this
city On business and visiting friends f0F
tile past two weeks. returned to BIZ
home ii GAINESVILLE Ohio, last nigat
Remember be date Friday night Jan
uary n, the senior play IN the Spaulding
chapel. Home made candy wit BE- on
sale The public IS cordially invited.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes
terday were j Morris A Collame
Charles Strauss New York 4. Alex
ander Bostoni ]. J. Carney, Haverhill,
Mass.
Hurley, the sixyear.old son Of Mrs
Flora Berry, who was seriously hurt bg
tipping over boiler d boiling water
Monday. is as comfortable as could be
expected AT the present time.
The funeral Of the infant child Of
Frank Broggini Of Foss street, who died
was held from the home ct
two o'clock this afternoon. The inter
ment was in the Hope cemetery,
scarpe, vendita spectacle al cafpe
d'inyerno q pantofoa al feltro prazzi
tl,,sltt3. as4t,4ef4f De ,r.g, i. a,
nostra meree in esposlziune nellie nostre
yetrne The Homer Fits company
Maria Rovetti, eommessa ltaliana.
The Ladies' Catholic Benevolent asso.
ciation held one Of its series dances n
the K Of q hall last evening which
was attended hy about 45 couples and
4 very pleasant time was enjoyed. Mu
sic was furnished by Riley's orchestra.
Tomorrow night. the Biiou donates to
the unemployed Jumpers 10 per cent Of
the gross receipts tt Is hoped thBt
large crowd Will attend ii the interest ,
# the worthy cause. a special duet
win be rendered. The new entertain
ment to-day is one Of espocis interest
for there is o fine western drama in ik
The dance held at knights Of Colum
bus ball last evening under the auspices
1f the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent ass0s
siati0n was an entire Success the hall ]
beng filled with dancers until q late
hour Music was furnished By Rilev's
orchestra OF three pieces Punch aud
waters were served during the evening
Buried Alive IS termed by the press
lf other cities as the greatest mining
drama ever produced It 50 d splendid