The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

All furs and muds marked way down
at Perry's.
Sale of house dresses at soc. at The
Vaughan Store.
A son was born Saturday to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ross Of Berlin street.
Walter Goodell Of South Woodbury.
was visitor in South Barre over Sun
day.
| Peter Blake left last night for Leb.
Eanon, N. H., where he will remain for o
few days
Mrs. William Bailey returned yester-
day from several days visit at her
former home in Bethel.
| John g. Mascot went last night to
| Burlington where he viii remain for
several days on business
Gil Italiano che abbisognano di I'm ex-
press ltaliano 81 rivolgano al Depot
square owe troyeranno sempre g. Corti.
/ Mrs Lenora BucSlin, who has been
passing several days with relatives in
the city, left this noon for her home
in White River Junction.
Here we are again. Burns anniver-
sary concert, Presbyterian church, Tues
day evening, January "a. Under the
auspices of the Y. p A.
Mrs. Peter Alexander, who was oper.
ated on at the Barre City hospital last
Thursday for varicose ulcers, is reported
to-day as getting along well.
Members OF the A. 0. II. and L. A.
are invited to attend the installation of
officers in Montpelier Tuesday evening,
Jan. IL. All those going take the 7l5
car at X. OF Z. hall.
John w VogeIs big city minstrels
will be seen at the opera house next
Friday night January 20 A glance
lat the roster of this organization, to-
gether with Vogels reputation for hand
ling nothing but the best, preeludes any
possibility of an inferior performance.
There win be hearing on the bill
introduced by Senator Gordon of Wash
ington county, relating to the investiga-
ton of industrial disputes. or otherwise
known as compulsory arbitration, in the
hall Of representatives in Montpelier
Tuesday evening, January IL, at 7 p. m.
Let every working man be present.
As we explain in our regular adj, we
have decided to discontinue giving re-
bates after this date. However, we will
continue to give you register receipts,
but without rebate. We will redeem
checks until February | with one pound
best creamery butter for each $40, or
smaller amounts at three per cent. in
trade, any goods we have L. B. Dodge
Thomas ST. Peter, a quauymen en-
ployed on the j, X Prize quarry in
Graniteville. was the victim of peculiar
accident Saturday afternoon While
working about the hosting engine, his
shoe became caught in the gear. and
before he could extricate the foot the
large toe was badly iammed lie was
assisted to his home near BY, and ply
stefan, who was summoned, dressed the
injured member Although it is not
thought that any permanent injury win
result, several weeks viii elapse before
the man can regain normal Use of the
foot.
"Ah Sing and the Greasersr "a cow
hoy comedy possessed OF real novelty
The "Curly Q' ranch has a Chinese
cook, and the cook, OF course, has a
pigtaH There is not rider ON the
ranch who is insensible to the appeal of
that pigtail, and All Sing is constantly
in hot water Even tho boss sympathizes
with the boys, and Sing finds no comfort
in complaint, so he gives warning that
some day he viii get mad The boss
rides to town for the payroll, and two
greasers plan to hold him up. It's at
the Dreamland.