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

See our $3.50 black coat, at Fits
It will pay you to buy wash goods
this week at Yaughan's.
Boys high-eut shoes with buckles
marked down at Fits
Special markdown sale OF ladies' sepa-
rate skirts at Abbott's.
Don't forget to take home box Of
Schraffts. Davis, tho druggist.
Fred Mann OF Beekley street is able
to be out after a short illness.
Luigi Calcagni of Mortified is spend.
ing few days with friends in the
city,
Franklin coal is dandy fuel for the
range, Try some. The D. NJ. Miles
Coal Co.
| Frederick Hartman OF Middebury was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
Riley's orchestra will furnish music
for dance to be held in Mortified
Thursday evening.
The Presbyterian church choir Will
meet tonight for rehearsal at 7l5. Let
every member be on time,
A table for letter carriers win be
ready at o'clock. Congregational YES
try, Wednesday, January 25.
Mrs Angelo Bottig OF Smith street
has returned home, after passing several
days with relatives in Concord.
We have at Perrys too many winter
bonnets for the children and babies. You
can get them at great reductions.
Mrs. i. Casellini and son. Lily, Of
First street returned home last night,
after spending a few days in Boston.
Mrs. George w. Knight Of Post Mills
aud Mrs, Amelia X Wiers Of Winsted,
Conn, were visitors in the city yester-
day
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jerome returned
yesterday to their home in Bath, n. H.,
after passing ten days with friends
here
"The Star O Robbie Burns" will shine
as it has never shone before, at the
Presbyterian church Tuesday evening
January "a.
The adjourned meeting Of the soldiers
monument committees will be held in
the city court room Wednesday evening,
January rs, at s o'clock.
regular meeting of local 24l, r. c,
/. p A., win be held in X. p. hall on
Wednesday evening at 80 o'clock Sew
eral candidates will be initiated.
f. w. Farnham and daughter, Miss
Alice Farnham, who have been passing
several days in West Fairlee, returned
to their home in this city last night.
Robert Kerr left to-day on few
days business trip to Williamstown,
Graniteville and Mortified Mr.. Kerr
contemplates opening roller-skating Kinks
in those places, il conditions win war
rant,
Mrs. J VI Clifford returned yesterday
from North Calais, where she was called
by the serious illness Of her sister Mrs
r. f. Daley Mrs. Dailey's condition
Is improving slowly.
Oscar Borgh OF North Main street is
suffering with serious growth on the
left eye Unless the other eye becomes
sympathetieally affected, however, it is
thought that no permanent defect In
eyesight will follow.
L. G Rouelle the North Main street
barber who fell recently and sustained
a bad fracture of one arm, is not recoY-
ering the use OF the injured member as
rapidly as was expected. It is feared
that some other trouble may have re-
suited from the fracture.
The Waterbury Athletic association
and Goddard seminary will play the
first OF series OF basketball games at
the Church street gymnasium tonight.
The visiting team comes to town with
an enyjsbe record of games won, and
a close < ne is anticipated.
The College Singing Girls at the Barre
opera house Wednesday evening, Febr-
airy |. Taken from the Biddeford, Me,
Record! Nothing better has been pre-
sented in the musical line in the city
hall than the College Singing Girls and
Walter Eecles' Date, Feb, /. Place,
Barre opera house.