The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-04
TALK OF TIE TOWN.
Garment sale at Abbott 5.

Saturday candy, zoe box, at Barre can
dy kitchen.
Saturday candy for zoe per box at the
Red Cross Pharmacy.
Our price for Malt Breakfast Food is
lzae per package. Eastman Bros.
William I.eClaIre returned yesterday
from few days visit ia Burlington.
Mrs. Herbert McAuley arrived IN the
city last night from Glens Falls, n. y.
Richard Worthen went to his home in
Bradford this moraing 70 spend sunday.
Myron Little resumed work In A. P.
Abbott's store thismorning after week
absence.
David Dawson win move TO West
Berlin on Monday where he has secured a
position.
Lots Of new millinery at Mrs. Batehel-
der's, 10 Summer street, suitable for mid
summer trade,
The Montpelier a Wells River r. r.
was inspected yesterday by the board Of
railroad commissioners.
The Cong'l Baraca class base ball team
went to Chelsea today to cross bats with
the Baraca team Of that place.
The funeral Of the late Joseph Wood Of
Montpelier was held from st. Augustine's
church this morning at $50 O'clock.
A. A. Smith ( Bro. have large lot Of
special offerings this week. Their adver-
tisement, to be found In another column.
is well worth perusing.
Tell me not in mournful numbers
Life is but an empty dream
I While those jealous Episcopal ladies
Serve short-eake with whipped cream.
4 Those having books from the NJ. L.
church Sundayschool library are request
ed to return them Sunday morning as all
books must be called IN and reeatalogued
If YOU want 10 see fne piece Of art
stop at Eastman Bros. window and see the
4 fine portrait OF T. A. Hutchinson, made Ia
English water colors by o, w. Lewis,
Barre designer
MIS-. Efie !. Webster Of Lynn. Mass,
viii lecture for the local Spiritualists at
I q. A. r. hall, Montpelier, Sunday after
noon and evening at $50 and $50. The
public are invited.
A public mass meeting has been called
I By the Montpelier Central Labor Union to
be held this evening at I so O'Clock for the
/ discussion Of the present difficulties Of the
polishers and Jumpers.
Don't forget the mothers meeting Mon
day at O'Clock p m, at Hale's pavilion
Every mother who is interested in the
moral and social advancement Of her boys
and girls should be present.
4 Z. j Brownsc6mbe, the recently elected
principal Of the Montpelier high school,
I has been In that city for two days, look
ing over the situation. lie will return IN
the middle o. the summer,
The Baptist Baracas defeated the wash
ington street Stars at baseball yesterday
afternoon by score Of - to a. The
\ batteries were Haly0sa and Attridge, for
the Baraeas, smith and Minard for the
Stars
1 Alex Richie, who has been 10 Hpaton
! hospital four weeks recovering from an
Operation for appendicitis, Is coming home
tomorrow. II was one Of the most sue
i eessfui operations ever performed at this
hospital.
The f B. Cate Real Estate Agency has
sold for George Lackey his 200 acre farm
in Worcester, to D. ID. MeAulay Of Gran.
iteville Lackey takes McAulay's house
In part payment. The whole considera-
ton 81, 200.
Miss Theresa Tierney Of Holyoke,
Mass, who has been visiting at John
4 Tierney'g, went to 81. bloomsbury today to
attend the wedding Of her cousin, Miss
Isabel Tierney, which takes place next
Wednesday.
+ Dean SeaYer, catcher on the Goddard
seminary base ball team. went to Hard
wick today with a picked team from Mont
pelier seminary to play Hardwiek. Hunt
ington, the Al. S. pitcher, expects 70 do
the twirling
4 II yon desire to keep your valuable pa
pers IN place that il ERE and burglar
proof take a Deposit Box at Sc, So or $40
per year ID the new vault Of The Peoples
National Bank. See description Of their
vault 10 this issue.
The street sprinkler made It's first ap-
4 pearanee Ia several weeks yesterday. and
the merchants Ga Main street we're greatly
I pleased. G. III Anker secretary Of the
Merchants Association, circulated petit
ton along the street.
Editor Frank 81 Howe Of the Benning
i ton Banner, who has been III with diph-
iberia, has now passed the crisis Of the
disease and is steadily improving His
many friends in Barre will be pleased to
hear this cheering news
( The Montpelier iremen have petitioned
the city council for fire alarm whistle at
the NJ. & w, r shops, claiming that not
over half the firemen hear the present
| signal About Is hremen now have to be
called by telephone every night there il
ere.
The Montpelier delegates to the Wash
ington county Congregational convention
to be held In this city next Wednesday and
Thursday are the Rev. Mr. Wallace, Nv
E. Ranger, Miss Sadie Noakes, Mrs
Rheinhart Harry S. Cotton and Mrs. w
p. Jones.
supt. A. r. Barnes Of the Boys Club
returned to Barre last evening. Mr.
Barnes will be at the club rooms every day
between II ana / and 8 and ) p. M to
give out tickets for the Hadley Moving