The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-20
TALK OF THE TOWN.


AIT Newman Of Washington was in
the city yesterday.
Saturday candy for poe per box at the
Red Cross Pharmacy.
Born, May 10, to Mr.. and Mrs Jack
McHugo, u pound son.
Fred Sargent Of TIast Barre was in the
+ city yesterday on business.
Special sale on ladies' walking skirts
for $3.50 at Perry's on Saturday
Have sou seen those porch chairs that
3 w. Hooker a Co. are showing
Miss Ethel Prosser was called to Ro-
chester today by the death Of her father.
Regular communication Of Granite lodge
no. 30, F. and A. NJ. this evening, at7S0.
FIJI. stackpole Of Cllntonyille, N. X,
is 81 town, visiting bis uncle, Ed Blanch-
ard
Bennett and Mouton which play here
all next week, are one Of the best compa-
MES on the road.
A son was born last week to Mr.. and
Mrs Hyman D. segel Of Burlington, for
merly Of this city.
4 Norfolk chocolates in full one-pound
boxes for zoe at Browns on Saturday
See advertisement.
Mark down sale IN summer millinery at
/ Mrs B. L. Batchelder's millinery parlors
at - Summer street.
AS a special feature Bennett Il Moult0n
have secured Bohee Il Hyer for their en-
/ gagement here in Barre.
1 Remember the strawberry supper and
entertainment at the Universalist vestry
this evening. It's only 20 cents
The Washington Street Juniors defeat.
ed the Seniors Of the same street yester-
/ day afternoon by a score Of 5 to 8.
All next week, Bennett and Moulton,
with record Of % years of good honest
business. What more can you ask
/ Atthe banquet to be given BY Clan Cor
i don, No. u, in Hale's pavilion tomorrow
Saturday evening supper will be served
at 8 O'Clock
Edwin Bruce went to Waterbury this
morning with Wilder's orchestra To play
at the annual graduation Of the nurses at
the hospital there.
/ Saturday candy, May 2ist, our popular
25c boxes Of chocolates and bon b0ns. zoe
box. They are fresh made and pure at
Barre Candy Kitchen
The members Of the Jolly Ten, S. G.,
1 No 8, will hold meeting at Grace New
halls, 9 Kinney street, at 2 80 on Satnr-
day afternoon. Sec. Mildred Rooney.
George W. Bennett and Dr.. C. E.
Il Chandler Of Montpelier, and DR. +. @.
Blanchard are the owners Of Rambler au-
tomobiles- bought through J ] Williams
Of Montpelier.
Ice cream and cake will be served on
the Church street school lawn Saturday
evening from until o'clock, 10 per
dish. Proceeds win 60 for the benefit Of
the High School Athletic association.
A Montpelier man has been Rugged 50
hard by one Of his townswomen that he
lost bis watch and loose change It has
been understood that Montpelierites could
stand almost any old sort Of squeeze.
Rutland News.
The Spanldlng commencement concert
and ball given BY the Alumni association
will be held in Hale's pavilion June Sth
Wilder's orchestra will furnish music.
Remember the date and watch for further
announcement
Alex Richie Of this city was operated
upon at the Heaton hospital yesterday for
appendicitis. The operation was perform
eddy DR., Chandler and was successful
DR.. NJ y. Lamb 81 Barre was present
during the operation.
Prof. Elmore extends cordial invita-
tion to an members Of the boys ana girls
dancing class of the past season to be
present at the public to be given by the
Montpelier class this evening IN his pri-
vate hall at Montpelier.
4 Rily Burgess, foreman for Jones Bros .
I who has been laid up with rheumatism for
the past few months left last night for
4 Mt. Clemens, Mich, where he win remain
a month at least to try the bot springs bath
I for the cure Of rheumatism.
/ Gale Bennett returned last night from
/ Detroit, Mich, where he went 20 see
about shipping the Cadillac automobiles
which be and K. D. Ladd have sold to par
/ ties in this city. Mr.. Bennett stated that
the machines would arrive here about the
first of June
Norwich University defeated Kimbali
i Union Academy Of Meriden, N. a., at
/ Northfeld Wednesday. Nearly the whole
game was played in the rain. The fea-
4 lures Of the game were home run bY
Blanchard and a difficult catch BY Newell.
/ The score was p to 4.
Plans for two new band stands to cost
$500 each have been prepared and the
money viii be raised by subscription at
Montpelier The present stands are ia no
condition 10 be used and further repairs
on them is cut OF the question, so that the
band cannot play in either Of them until
new stands are put up,
The menu to be given By the Ladies
Union Of the UniyeFsalist society this
evening, viii be as follows Straw berries
/ and cream, sandwiches, assorted cakes
and coffee. The programme following win
consist Of readings by Miss Tilden and
Mr.. Carver, piano solos by Miss Alice
| Avenll Of Boston and selections BY the
choir The whole IS for 20 cents.
W. E. Harlow Of Montpelier arrived
from Redlands, Cal, yesterday. having
left that city on Friday Of last week. Mrs.
Harlow Is steadily improving and expects
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