The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-17
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Closing out sale at the Cooperative store,
One lot Of remnants cheap at veaie &
knights.
GIlbertson's Orchestra at Abbott's sat-
nrday evening.
sample shirt waist sale, Saturday only,
Csc, at Yaughan's.
David Sickle has gone 70 Burlington to
( be gone over Sunday.
Saturday candy for zoe per box at the
Red Cross Pharmacy,
The National Stock at the Barre Opera
House all next week
Why not take box Of Banner Oats at
Smiths market for 22c.
A line Of chisdren's dues hats Just re-
ceived &C MeWhorter's.
i w. Nj. Fraser returned this morning
from business trip to Boston.
Miss Theresa Dram Of Brandon is visit
( ing her sister, Miss May Dram.
G. n. Field arrived il the city this
morning from New York for visit
/ Saturday candy. Fresh made and pure,
20 cents box at Barre Candy Kitchen.
RIP. Wilton Of Boston is repairing and
tuning the organ at ST. Moulca's church
this week
FIJI. Edwards has cottage to rent at
145 Washington street. Inquire Of w.
F Richardson
G. Nj Wiley went to Barton Landing
7 this morning to institute new order Of
I Uniform Rank X. Of +.
Mrs. II. o. Worthen. returned last night
4 from Burlington where she has been at
tending the musical festival
just look over the plays in our large ad,
which viii be presented BY the National
Stock company here next week
Remember the National Stock company
open their engagement next Monday even
ling at the Barre opera house. Prices TO,
i Is and %.
Mrs. Harrison Smith from Mouisyllle
is visiting Mrs and Mr., NJ j. Green, be-
ling called here By the illness Of her broth
er-in-law, Mr.. Green's father.
OF course you are going to hear Frankie
Partridge sing her illustrated songs at the
Barre opera house next Monday evening.
It win be worth the price alone.
The funniest man alive, Chas, White
house, the SWEETEST parady singer Ii the
business, at the Barre Opera House next
Monday evening. Prices 10, - and %.
Order early for fresh Salmon. Lake
Trout, Halibut, Mackerel, Haddoek, Cod,
h Cusk. Butter Fish and Blue Fish. Fresh
HOLSTERS every week. City Fish Market.
a large piece Of granite was shipped
yesterday morning by Leland & Hail to be
nsed in the construction OF the court house
III Washington, Ohio. The stone measures
about sixteen BY fourteen feet and is q
foot thick.
You should look up A. a. Smith &
Bro s advertisement, which appears in
another column Of this paper, III which
they offer pair Of shoes free with every
order taken for suit or 0vereoat for the
rest Of this month and July.
Tho clerk base BAH enthusiasts will
meet for their first regular practice on
Goddard campus next week Thursday in-
stead Of tonight as had been arranged and
a meeting Of the same will be held ID
Frank McWhorter's store tonight at
o'clock.
The following team will play against
Northdeld ON Saturday First goal, Roberts
backs, Rooth and Even; hall backs, Biz
. ME, Duff, Ross; forwards, Douglass, Nc
Leod, win, Rust, Summers; reserve J
Hughes Admission Is cents Ladies
free. Kick oil $50.
The Keeue. N. H., Sentinel for thi,
week contains the following announce
ment Mr. and Mrs Newton Sterns ol
Hinesdale, announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Miss Carrie Judd Stearns
to Nelson Barbour Ballard Of Barre. VT
Miss Stearns IL Instructor inmusieat God
dard seminary.
In an interesting game Of baseball yes
terday afternoon the St. Monica team de
feated Baptist Barracks by a score Of I,
/ .. on the Goddard campus, This was tbs
first game Of the season for the st. Moni
{ ca boys LeClaire and Clarity were th,
battery for st. Monica and Haly0sa ant
Attrldge for the Baraeas.
Announcement was made il yesterday
paper Of the marriage Of Clarence Al Dodg,
! on June is, '04. II might also have beef
s stated that his brother, Arthur g. Dodg,
and Miss WinOna Kline Of Pleasant Hill
In were married in Denver. Col, on th'
! same day. They are to reside In Lesd
willie, Col, where Mr, Dodge occupies d re
sponsible position in mining Office.
Uuder the inspiring leadership Of Er
nest Thompson Seton The Boston Herald
viii next Sunday begin to form its boz
and girl readers 4nto tribes, with chiefs o.
their own, for prize contests in hunting
nature study, archery, photography, etc
as their guide in w00deraft, Mr. SetoI
viii contribute weekly to The Snnda,
Herald talks on wild life IN the woods
with hints on camping, hunting, fishing
etc
The quarterly examination Of police Off
4 clals BY the license commissioners was helC
Yesterday afternoon. The police report
ed conditions under the license law bette
than4at any time since il has been in ef
feet. Ii was the opinion Of the ofliciali
examined that II the street lights were
kept burning an night the work Of eaptur
ing house breakers, etc, would be mucl
easier. While not a matter under the ju
lrIsdietion Of tho commissioners they recon
mend its consideration BY the proper Off
Gals
That the public appreciate shows Of tbs
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