The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-25
TALK OF THE TOWN.
vantine's goods at Fits.


Vautines goods at Fits.
Fits prices on suits and furs are
very low.
Special markdown sale OF ladies' sepa-
rate skirts at Abbotts.
Lynn NJ. Hays of Essex junction was
a business visitor in the city to-day
| Deputy Sheriff II. ]. Slayton went to
Mortified this afternoon on a business
visit.
Angelo Scampini and G. Miami have
returned home from a hunting trip to
Roxbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton Written OF Brat
tleboro have been passing week in this
city and Waterbury,
| Carload Of apples for sale tomorrow
on tracks at Central Vermont station.
Prices from S3 TO "a barrel,
We have at Perry's too many winter
bonnets for the children and babies You
can get them at great reductions.
James S, Milne, who has been confined
to his home on Liberty street for several
weeks, is recovering his health slowly.
Miss Kate Gallagher, who has been
visiting ut the home OF her sister, Mrs.
Michael Corcoran, for the last three
weeks, returned to-day TO her home in
Burlington.
The members of the ladies' auxiliary
OF the A. Q. H. are requested to bring
cake for Thursday evening, for the in
stallation Of officers Per order Mamie
Nelson, recording secretary.
J, ?. Corcoran went to Burlington to-
day, to return tomorrow with his sister,
Miss Mary Corcoran, who has been at
the Fanny Allen hospital for eight weeks
for treatment and an operation for APP
pendieitis.
The public service commission viii
meet in r, A. Hoars Office on Friday,
February 10, when a hearing on the
petition Of A. c. Dickey and others VS..
the Barre Railway Co, as to rates and
services, will be heard.
Division No. of the Ancient Order
of Hihernians win hold its annual in
stallation of officers i'm the Knights OF
Columbus hall tomorrow evening. The
ladies auxiliary TO the division win hold
their installatiol in conjunction with the
Hibernians.
A meeting OF the Young Peoples asso-
citation will be held in the Presbyterian
church Tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock.
The usual entertainment provided the
members on these occasions will take
the form OF musical evening" mn
der the direction OF Miss Mary Walker.
Special Swedish gospel meeting in the
Baptist church Wednesday evening at 7
o'clock. Attention is called to the
change IN time. Captain Thorne and |
Mrs. Thorne OF the Salvation Army will
speak, and other members will be pres
ent with special music. All Scandinavia |
ans are cordially invited to be present,
Tuesday arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as followsg Fl. w. Monkey. ST. I
Johnsbury; G. f. MeCindy, Boston; A. I
!. Hall, Rochester, \. Y; II. B. sillon, I
Boston; J. G. Question, Syracuse, n. Y,;I
H. NJ Cullen Boston; c. H. Thompson, I
Providence, II, II; S. r. Jacobs, New
York City; G. w. Eastman, Corinth; /
i. NJ. Jones, Burlington; J. r. Roll, A. (
Nelson, Boston; A, W. Brown, Platts-
burg, n Y.
During the basketball game IN the
Church street gymnasium last night,
Eagan, one of the Waterbury players,
was thrown with considerable force
against the wall at point where
sharp corner projected from the remain
der Of the side, Eagan issued from
the shuttle OF several players piled in
a heap with a badly bruised forehead
and severe cash across ghe nose After
the game the boys wounds were at
tended to By physician
Granite City lodge No. 53s, n. E.o.P,
held its regular meeting last evening
D. G, " Scott, assisted by P. G. w 4
+. a. Bugbee, were present and installed
the following officers; J. P. W., Josie
I, Densmore; W. Eva j. Perkins; v. W.,
Mary Brunette; rec sec, Kathryn Par
meter; fin. sec, Jeanne Mcdonald; treas,
John Carroll; chap, Lizzie Sanborn;
guide, Margaret Csrroll guar, Gladys
Perkins, sen, Ernest Davis; trustee for (
three years. NJ NJ. Gordon. Refresh,
nents were served, after which dancing
was enjoyed