The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-04
TALK OF The TOWN.
slack Cat hose at Abbott's.

David Sickle went to Burlington this
morning
chlldren's blouses and shirt waists at
McWhorter's.
A. A. Sargent went to Bethel this morn
/ ing on business.
G. B. Pianaeti Of Wlnooski visited in
the city Yesterday,
Or. J Henry jackson returned from
Burlington last night
H. A. Gould went to North6eld this
morning TO time pianos.
i Gilbertsons orchestra will play at the
performance Of Busy Ivy
The Gulf Spring House at Williamstown
will open for business May ..
Patrick Brown went to Roxbury this
morning on business at his farm there.
Goto Eastman Brothers and look at the
strawberries they offer for sale. It will
pay you.
st. Monica's Altar society will hold a
special meeting this evening at 7, 80 o'clock
in the vestry.
D. c. Jones went to Jonesviile this
morning on visit. lie will return with
an automobile
Regular meeting Of Sanctuary Granite
City, ). Of A., tomorrow evening at $50
in +. Of A. hall
Mrs H A. Beach, who has been visit.
| ing In Geneva, Ohio, for several weeks,
has returned TO Barre.
George Jacques and Moses Laramie left
last night for Denver, Col, where they
viii seek employment.
Miss Frances Blaisdell, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs w +. Harris for d
few days, went 10 Bradford this morning.
The Vermont Photo Company respect
fully request parties holding club tickets
to present same on OF before June i, 1904.
Funny George Sidney IN that irresIsta-
bic vehicle Of music, songs and fooIishness
called BUSY Ivy AT the Barre opera
house tomorrow evening,
d ]. Flynn, president, and a. o.
Humphrey, vice president, Of the Barre
and Montpelier Traction and Power com
pany, We're in town yesterday.
Regular meeting Of the Ancient order
OF Hibernians In their hall, Worthen
block, at 80 this evening. The degree
team Is requested to be there at Z.
The meeting Of vincitia club called for
Thursday evening viii be postponed a
week owing to the inability Of the rooms
committee 70 report before that time.
A polite clean and novel vehicle of fun,
big beauty chorus, nothing but laughs,
more music than comic opera Busy
Ivy at the opera house tomorrow even
| ing
Hon. Walter f. Ranger, state superin-
tendent of education, is preparing apro-
gramme Of patriotic music for the public
schools Of the state the day before Memo
rial Day,
Il is.worth the price Of admission to
bear the little Brownie Quarfette, Maggie
Mercer, Kathleen IaBarron, Caroline An
ders0n, Cecilia P0Htfe, ages from to 5.
Barre Opera Honse, May T.
1t is the Intention OF the soliciting com
mites for the interclty base ball team to
hold hall some time this month in this
city and one Ia Montpelier, the proceeds
Of which viii 20 toward buying uniforms
for the team.
The Montpelier seminary baseball team
defeated picked up team from the Uni
versity Of Vermont % the Montpelier CAM
pus, Monday afternoon hy a score Of 10 to
8. Hull pitched for Nj. S., allowed eight
hits and struck ont u men,
Van J Leonard. who has been employ
ed ID the Taplin dry goods store for some
time, has finished work Ii that establish
meut and left on Monday for few days
visit In Calais after which he will 20 10
Barre 10 be employed IN the store 81 b.
w, Hooker 4 Company Montpelier
Journal.
The old southern home In the Elite La
dies Minstreis Is very pretty scene.
where you win see old Aunt Dinah,
lame and heart broken and longs for the
fields OF snowy cotton. Still, she reek0ns
all desc yeak trouhlesll come right when
de Lod has hts clearin up day Barre Opara
House. May 6-7,
The Montpelier listers have nearly all
their outside work completed aud are now
busy with the books. They expect to be
ready TO Gle thesfrst grand list book May
10 More than 8, 100 lists have already
been taken with about 40 more still out.
There will be more than 100 lists this
year 10 excess Of any former year,
Report comes from Burlington that Ar
mold c. Baldwin, leading man in the
Marks Bros Dramatic Company, recently
underwent successful operation for an
abseess ia bis head at the Mary Fletcher
Hospital On Saturday he left for his
home Ia Columbus, Ohio where he viii |
remain until the opening Of the theatrical
season.
VIM. Duthie Of Washington street pos
sesses broom plant which Is now In full /
bloom. Mr. Duthie says this Is the first |
plant Of the kind to ever blossom in Bar I
re, If not in the state. The plant was
raised from seed which Mr. Duthie gath /
cred on the farm Of Mrs VIM. Barclays /
parents Ia Scotland several years ago,
when he was there
Kerr Albertson OF New York city, presi-
dent Of the New York Granite company,
is In the city on business. on Monday he
was a guest at the annual dinner 81 the
Williamstown Branch fishing club and had 4
a fine opportunity to distinguish between
the flavor Of Vermont trout and plain
sucker. One member OF the party caught 4
a sucker foot or more long and the fish 4
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