The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-12
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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orvine Cheney went to Roxbgry this
morning
Born, April 8, to Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Buehan, daughter
This the cap season. Go to McWhor-
ter's for all the new things.
II. D. Camp Is repairing and remodellng
his residence on Washington street.
Regular convoeation Of Ruth Chapter
Wednesday evening at half past seven.
See the Woodmen's drill at the odd la
dies ball, in Hale's pavilion this evening
shirt waist suits in the new spring cot
ton fabrics are being shown at Fits store.
II you want your carpet cleaned without
being damaged, take il to B. W. Hooker &
Co.
Mrs. Henry Hodgdon returned yester-
day from visit With friends in Littleton,
n. II.
Miss Antoinette Peledeau went to Bur-
/ lington this morning 70 attend the we'd
ding Of friend.
w. II. Pitkin left this morning on a
business trip to Morrisvllle, HardWick
and st. Johnsbury,
Miss Olive Calef Of Washington went to
Randolph last night. where she Is attend
Il ing the normal school
/ We are selling, and shall continue to
sell, twenty pounds Of extra fine graduated
sugar for one dollar Eastman Bros.
Regular meeting Of the clerks union to-
morrow night The cards and buttons
for the new quarter win be ready for dis
tribution.
II Remember the curtain goes up at eight
O'Clock sharp with the Marks Bros. big
repertoire company as they have a big
show and there can be no waits.
On Wednesday afternoon, April 10, the
Altrurians win meet with Mrs. o. E. Phil
brick Of No. IS Orange street. Current
events are to be given at roll call.
C.L Bugbee has begun the construction
OF a one-story addition to The hnilding on
Depot Square. leased by VI. w. Calder.
The addition will be used as store.
Ernest Worthen and Frank Beckley re-
turned to the University of Vermont al
Burlington last night after spending q
two weeks vacation at their homes here
we want to see big crowd at the op
era house Wednesday afternoon as Mark
Bros viii put on one Of their best plays
The Dukes Daughter, with full line o
speclalties.
WIN the party who went home with thi
wrong oyercoat from the eTlbbage League
entertainment return same 70 the Cosmo
4 politan club where his own one viii be ex
changed.
There will be regular meeting OF th
: Granite Polishers' Union, s642, Wednes
day evening, April ID, at 30, 10 Wheel
ock block. A full attendance Is requested
4 Business Of Importance
/ The annual three days tournament q
the Vermont Golf association win be bel
at the Rutland Country Club ID August
Efforts win Be put forth to make this til
biggest event ID Vermont
a Young Tad, about ten years Of age, wer
+. into one 81 the local drugstores the othe
day and asked for item cents worth {
radum, The clerk, generally oblIgins
could not accommodate the lad.
s Potatoes for sale. have about 10
bushels Of good potatoes which / win sci
delivered in Barre, for Is cents bushe
in lots Of from / to 5 bushels. Apply
p George w, Mann, Wellington street.
Wallace NJ. Leet Of this city has di
posed Of his interest in the promising a
q eander PAGER, Ginger, and the horse
nOw the sole property Of E II. Joslin
Randolph, Vt.-Concord, n Il Monito
William MacQueen, the professed a
archist, but not of the assassiuating tyI
as be declares, who spoke IN this city ty
!. years ago, has returned To New York fro
r abroad, To serve his sentence for incitil
riot at Paterson, N. ].
- A large number Of men are taking d
II vantage Of the opportunity 70 90 70 the q
SCISSORS Office IN the City Hall to pr0eu
their inventories. This will greatly fac
iitate the work Of the assessors and It
q hoped a much larger number will do il.
Duncan McRae, who on Saturday mig
E pleaded not guilty In city court on
charge of intoxication, being one Of {
trio arrested by Officer Hamel, went
fore Judge Fay last evening and retract
his plea He then said he was guilty a
paid 1892.
viii every mother please instruct eh
dren who have taken tickets TO sell
the childrens ball not TO bring eth
money or tickets that evening. Shall
pleased to receive such before that tin
or at any time during the day Oh Frida
Mrs. f. b. Mudgett
The funeral Of Miss Edna PaddlefC
was held at O'Clock this afternoon fri
the home 81 her sister, Mrs O, b Carp'
ter on Summer street, the Rev. Il
igEi Mitchell ofieiatlng, The body viii be
ken on the S.S5 train tomorrow morn
- to Bristol, N IT,, for burial
a Al memorial service for the late Rev
ID. Brown was held at st. Mary's chur
Northdeld, Sunday afternoon 1t was
tended BY the Norwich cadets, the facu
and the public ia general. The Rev.
K. Kimberly, rector of the church, spl
impressiyely Of the deceased
Companion Court Granite City, 10
pendent order Of Foresters, will givl
concert and dance in Haie's Pavisl
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