The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-01
TALK OF The TOWN
New seotah gIngham. A ALLIE.

New waistinge he, dimities for l21ac
yard, At Naughan's
Il. W Whitcomb went 70 Barton yes
terday for 8 business visit.
r, n. Andreani went to Burlington
this morning on a business visit.
I Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen Of Winoos-
ki were visitors in this city yesterday
/ Miss Mary Nelson left last night for
Sterling Colorado where she win re-
side
eJ-u-m.b-l-e" social Congregational
church parlors, Friday February 4, 81
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Theodore Kelly went to Burlington
I yesterday for q few days visit a. his
home.
Miss Luella Sc. Louis went to Rich.
mond yesterday for a visit at the home
Of friends
The Frank MeWhorter company is
giving you its profit on ladies' and gents
fur goods.
Miss Alice Yeazie Of westaeld, Mass,
Is visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nat Bond.
Miss Grace Barney returned to St.
Johnsbury yesterday after a visit at her
home in this city.
The regular meeting Of the Over,ths-
Teacups club win BE- held with Mrs. WI
+. Bradford Thursday.
James Cruiekshank has returned from
Ausabe Forks, n ", where be has been
working since last July
W. E. Dnfur and Frank r. Walker
went 70 Mortified last evening to play
at the Mortified band fair.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Boyce went to
Boltonville yesterday for q visit at the
home Of Mrs Boyce's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin G. Piper 70.
turned to their home in Concord, N. H..
today, after a several weeks visit in
this city and Barre Town
Centlemen's clothing repaired; coats
and vests refined button holes remade
Also, mendine Of ali kinds neatly done
French street first foorl.
The L. c. B. 4. win hold the last dance
Of ts series until after Easter Tuesday
evening. February !, in the X Of G.
hall. The public is cordially invited.
Mrs John H. Kelley went to Water.
bury Center this morning 20 attend the
funeral Of her sister-in-law Mrs. " A.
Dillingham;, who died suddenly Monday
morning.
Mrs George Downey and daughter left
last night for Raymond, Cal, 70 Join
her husband. who went there several
weeks aro 70 work at bis trade as q
stone cutter.
Barre company No Q. Uniform Rank,
n 81 II, assures the public a fine enter
tainment, given by Lyman n Howes
moving pictures Opera house, Tuesday
evening, February /.
The uttons Of Morrisyiile, the well
known horsemen. have sold Silver
Heels" 2:I3h, horse often seen on the
Granite City park in this city, to John
r. Marston Of New Hampshire.
There viii Be q regular review Of the
H. @ 7 III il the X. Of r. hall Wednes,
day night February 2. and al members
who haze not paid their January assess
ment are requested to do 20 ait this |
meeting
G ] Goldsberry Of this city, employed |
az bookkeeper ii the coal Office Of Taft |
& 0dell in Montpelier. has been IN at
his nome here from pt0mains poisoning. /
caused By eating oysters Friday night. /
His rnudstF0n e not eeFfDur
Thursday special enameled ware sale
Of strictly high-arade ware to reduce
stock Now on display in our window. |
You4 choice for l9e each Remember,
this speeia price for Thursday, Feb |
ruary 3. only G. N. Kenyon Co.'S
Cash Bargain Store
Joseph Long the contractor who ii
building the eity's new storage reservoir. /
returned to-day ID his home ii Fitch
burg Mass, after business visit iii
the city. Mr. Long states that it will /
take about SIX weeks to complete the /
reservoir when they start work again
next spring
The Vermont and Canada fair circuit
has arranged these dates for 1910: New
port, Vt, during the week OF August rs
Morrisvile, week If August % Sher
brooke. week Of August ~ to Sept 3
Barton, week Of September st, Johns
bury, week 0f September IL White River
Junction, week of September Isl; Brat
tieboro, September III, rs and 70.
The county banquet Of the Iaymsn's
Missionary movement, To be held ID
Montpelier this evening at 63O O'clock,
win be given ii the vestry Of the Bap
tist church. The addresses Of the even
ing viii Be given BIZ I " Cobleigh 81
Burlington and w B. Howe, publisher
Of the Burlington Free Press Accommo
dations have been provided for q large
attendance All the churches
il the county have been Invited to par
ticipate in the event Many pastors have
sianillsd their intention 81 being present
accompanied by laymen The men Of
Burlington are making thorough prepara-
tion ton q large state convention March
5 to I. Ihe national leaders 0f the
have promised that The Yer
mont convention Will BE- given corps
Of platform speakers as powerful as has
been assembled ID any great city q the
seyenty-six which are being visited BY
this movement Each section of the
state is taking hold Of the matter in a
business.iike way, meeting by counties
70 study the ground and ia an organized
way setting about the securing Of sub
stantial delegations for the convention.
Amy who cannot be on hand for the sup
per win be il time for the addresses il
they arrive at 1890