The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-17
IALK OF The TOWN

10 You Know thcfe y Nfhte HNtf
at Naughan's.
Experienced table drl wanted At the
Eureka restaurant.
See the values ia ladies' wool dresses
at one bali price az Abbotts.
r. A Canton returned 70 Montreal To-
day after a business visit IN this city
One lot 81 fancy white piane 25e quail.
itg only isc re- yard Neale 9 Knight.
Fred Morse Of Cambridge Mass for.
merry Of Barre is visiting friends 70
this city.
Mrs. s. Il. Maxwell Of claremont n.
IT, formerly Of Barre is visiting friends
b this city
j. =. sullivan Of Hardwick was IN the
city to-day 70 attend the funeral q
Mrs, D. NJ Miles.
Bargains for Saturday at vaughan's.
sL25 white muslin skirts 89c Sat.
ufday At yougbans.
See sdg. in this paper of auction sale
Of personal property at 5. 2. Aliens
farm on ftnihhI4 -
Regular si.2b white embroidered lawn
waists. Friday and Saturday at By eents.
Paris shirtwaist House.
Disposal sale Of +. y. corsets-slo %
eorsets Tor GQe pairi $50 corsets csc
pair At Perry's on Saturday.
A son was born at the City hospital
this morning q AIr. and Mrs. James
Robertson of % Brook street.
Painter. attention. Special meeting
Saturday. February -, At $50 p. m.
Business important. Per order presI-
deaf
n. A. Gould and daughter went to
Mortified this morning 70 attend the
funeral Of Henry Ayerill father Of Mrs.
Gould
II. c. Woodruff and G. n. Field went
to Woodstock this morning to attend
the meeting of the Vermont State Bank.
ers association.
Gentlemen's clothing repairedi coats
and vests refined. button holes remade.
Also. mending Of all kinds neatly done.
: French street first aoori.
Washington birthday ball at Wood
mems hall Tuesday, February q; Rileys
orchestra 81 five pieces: admission. Soc
per couple. extra ladies l5ci dancing be.
gins at 8 sharp.
The mission study class Of the Church
OF the Good Shepherd win meet with
Mrs. Leeouri, % Keith avenue Thursday
evening al 1880 o'clock. All ladies' Of
the parish are cordially invited.
Ernest / Gates returned to-day to his
home ID Schenectady, N. a., after com
ing here with the body Of bis wife.
whose funeral was held yesterday lie
was accompanied BY his brother George
NJ Gates. who goes there for few days
stay.
The ladies Of Harmon hive, No. /.
L. o. IT. MI. held their regular review
last night III the X. Of p. hall. with
very large attendance. After the busi-
ness of the evening was over The tel
lowing program was eiyens Piano duet
Walter and Ralph Tobini song Walter
Tobiu. piano solo, Mrs. Ida Russell:
recitation, little Miss Yelma Campbelf
song, Miss Lorraine Lofanger After the
regular meeting, very pleasant time
was enjoyed IN honor Of Mrs. J. A. Den
no, who IS soon to 70 to Boston to re-
Side Refreshments were served and
while the company was seated al the
table, Mrs. Harry MeNeIl arose and in
neat little speech told Mrs Demo
how much The ladies regretted losing her
and also wished her much success in her
new home. AT the same tlme Mrs Me-
Neii presented Mrs Demo very nice
suit case. The recipient WAS unable 10
respond at first, bnt 6Haliy arose and
thanked the ladies. moi only for Che Gift
and the evenings pleasure but for ala
their kindness to her 10 he past Mrs
Harmon hive and has held tie two high
est Offices Of the hive. those Of lady com
mander and captain oF guards. Last
nights entertainment was ia charge 81
The February circle Of Ladies Avery
Russell Curtis. Perkins, Tobin, Mcneil
and Demo.
william crniekshank, father Of Alex
\. Cruiekshank formerly Of Barre and
Howef Baltimore died ii Aberdeeps scot
sHtltr VII HaiAHHAA - anu Was HAAiNA al
ST. Peters cemetery there on January
rs Tile elder Mr. Cruiekshank was well
known t. many Barre people who came
from Aberdeen. The Evening Express
of that city says Or him; Bv the death
of Mn William Cruiekshank. there has
been removed one Of the oldest members
of the granite monumental industry ia
Ute citF Nh Cruickshank served his
Apprenticeship with tie late Mr Alex
anaer Maedouald' father. Who was TIE
pioneer 81 The granite monumental in
dnstrT II Aberdeen re had been IN tile
service continuously for abont
half a century with the exception Of
short stay In America On account 81
failing health he retired about three
years ago. Tie had seen many changes
ard Improvements Ia Tie saving polish
ing and cutting 81 granite 3e WIS
skillfnl and tasteful workman and being
Of an industrious disposition Re found
pleasure in biz spare timf hy giving his
% horticulture arid other pln
suits. Hle was evenly years ga and
has left widow three sons and four
daughters to mourn bis loss Ihe fas
neral tnop place To-day from Ills resi-
deuce 70 ST. Peters cemetery
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