The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-24
TALK OF THE TOWN.

shawmut rubbers-eyery pair guaran,
teed-at Fits.
AT one.half price, Abbott is closing a
lot Of silk and wool waists.
Schraffts' chocolates, the kind your
girl loves, at Davis, the druggist.
The Cleaners win meet with Mrs. w.
H. Paine Of Summer street this even.
ing.
'Maish comforts" have the warmth
without weight. Perry's store can sup
ply you.
Beautiful silver spoon in pound boxes
Of Schratfts' chocolates Davis the
druggist
The civic federation will meet in the
library building Thursday, January 20,
at Q o'clock
The boy scouts Of the Congregational
church viii meet at the church Wednes-
day evening
Mrs. L. $. Pierce, who has been visit
ing relatives in the city. left to-day
for her home in Portland, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Brock returned
yesterday from visit over Sunday at
the home of his mother in Newbury.
A boys sled was found on Main street
Saturday night, which the owner can
have by calling at the police station.
"The Old Homestead" company, which
appeared at the opera house last night
went to st. Johnsbury this morning
Don't worry over the fashions: get
STANDARD Designer at Perry's for l0c.
1t will tell you about the latest STYLES.
John Frontini returned yesterday aft.
ernoon to his home in Waterbury, after
passing few days with friends in the
city
| win all bringing food for the supper
at the Congregational church please use
the entrance next the Church street
school!
I Miss Louisa Strathern Of Island Pond
I is the guest of her sister, Miss Alice
Strathern, who is teacher in the city
schools.
Don't forget Tuesday evening, Janu-
airy "a, grand Burns anniversary concert,
! Presbyterian chureh--the best yet. Ad-
mission Zoe,
Mrs. Edith Lawrence, ticket agent at
the Central Vermont station, has been
spending a few days at her home in
West Topsham.
A meeting Of Granite City lodge, No.
533, n, +. 0. p. win be held in For.
esters hall Tuesday evening, January
"a. Installation Of officers All mem.
beers please be present.
Letters from Dr.. and Mrs. Fl. o.
Worthen and Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Averili
who are in California, state that they
are pleasantly located III San Diego and
are enjoying their visit very much
The committee to make recommends
tons as to permanent committees for
the erection OF a soldiers monument viii
make their report Wednesday evening.
January 25, at o'clock, city court
room.
Arthur J. Paradis, whose occupation is
that of tooIsharpener, wishes The Times
to state that he is not the man who
was arrested for furnishing liquor TO
minor, but that it was another man of
the same name.
John Maiden of Merchant street OK.
poets to leave tonight on the return
trip to the mining districts above Cobalt.
after spending few weeks with his
family here. He win be accompanied
by William Douglas.
A large attendance is hoped for at
the supper served by the Woman's Mis-
sionary society Come and enjoy the
good things the ladies have provided and
also help the cause. Nestry Congrega.
tional church, January p.
Leslie Brown of Bassett street is con-
fined to the house, as the result of 1
fall sustained yesterday morning. His 4
ankle is badly sprained and some little l
time will elapse before he can resume /
work James Brown is taking his place 1
in the Office OF the Barre Forwarding 4
company
Some petty thieviug was perpetrated \
at J. 7. Corssie & Sons stone shed last
night When the cutters went to work l
this morning, six OF them found their I
tool chests broken open and the extra I
hammer handles and pencils were miss
ing Entrancel TO the chests was made |,
by smashing the locks. The cases were ]
reported to the police, who are investi-
eating.
The installation of local division No. L
/, A. o. IT,. and the ladies' auxiliary /
win take place Thursday evening Janu-
airy 20. in n. of c. hall. State president n
DR. MahOuey Of Poultuey is expected TO
be present and deliver an address on
"Hibernianism" A musical program win II
be rendered, followed by dancing. An
and friends are expected to be
present.
The Newport lR IL Times had the
following 10 say about the College Sing.
ing Girls. "The girls had the voices
and knew how to use them. while the
program carried them through a wide
range. changing from the happy o-lucky
college songs to the critical rendering
Of Saint Saeu's Spring Song without
apparent effort This musical company
viii entertain you At the Barre opera
house "Wednesday evening. February 1.