The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-14
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Champaenes at Abbott 5.

Harry T. Ford went to stowe thismorn-
ing.
Fred Fuller Of Northheld was in the
city today.
". NJ. Fraser went to New York today
on business.
Peter Laxon went to sherbTooke, P. o.
today on a visit
A. A. Northrop went to South Royalton
today on visit
J. e. Griggs went 70 Mortified this
morning on business.
zoe for 81 90 and s1lo wrappers at
Yaughau's Saturday
The skorect" style in covert jackets
and rain coats at Fits.
Everett Hill Of Newport is visiting in
the city for few days.
Have You seen those S. so oak ohiffoniers
at B. w. Hooker 4 Co's2
Miss Bessie Spear is confined to the
house by severe attack Of pleurisy.
Or. c. P. Wetmore returned this morn
ing from business visit 10 Albany, n. \.
Waists at a bargain at Perry's on Satur-
day only zoe each. Regular 90 quality.
The photographs Of the Rev. Mrs. Jones
have arrived, and can be procured Of
Pearl Carr.
For sale new Concord road wagon,
cheap for cash. Apply at A. w. Badger
& Co.'S store.
A few barrels of fancy apples just arrived
at Sowden Y Lyons Come early before
they are all gone.
Royal Arcanum meeting Friday even
ing, 18th, at s. Members urged to be-
present for business.
Don't forget that Wilders orchestra
will play at the children's ball this even
ing at Hale's pavilion.
A regular meeting Of Court Granite
City No 8, Foresters Of America, viii be
held tonight at 1880 sharp.
There will be meeting Of plumbers and
helpers tomorrow night at 730 IN Paint
ers hall. Let there be full attendance.
The amusement committee Of the La
dies Of Clan Gordon viii meet with Mrs
Eta Blake, Park street, Friday after
noon at 2.S0 O'Clock.
Gilberson's orchestra went to Ran
dolph this afternoon, where they are t0I
play at "PiDafoEe,' which is 20 be given
there by local talent.
Mrs A. H. Bradley, wife Of the new
pastor OF the UniyeTaslist church, with
her mother, has arrived In the city from
Sangeryihe, Maine.
f. #. Cutler left yesterday for Boston,.
/ From there he viii 90 to Syracuse to com
plete the Job Of moving the large boulder
upon which work was begun last winter.
/ The LA Reed w. c. 7. u win meet
/ with Mrs. r. II Watkins on Friday after
noon at 80 o'clock As this Is the an
nual meeting for the election Of officers it
Is necessary that all the members be pres
| ent,
At the meeting Of the Clerks Union
last evening two applications were receive
ed and the following i've candidates were
initiated, Arnold Edmunds, Herman Da-
Wis, phineas Iadd, Andrew Mckay and
Dean G, Thwing
Something new at MeWhorter'sl Em-
blem suspenders for the different secret
Masonic, i o. o. ri, Red Men,
Modern WOodmen, Knights Of Pythlas,
Foresters, Knights Of Columbus and Car
penters' Union. All uuion-made.
This weeks prayer-meeting at the Con-
eregationai church viii be on Friday al
q 80 b m. instead of Thursday, Persons
intending TO unite with the church In May
are requested to meet the committee Of the
church at the close 81 prayer meeting,
The Marks Bros. company is having a
decidedly successful week at the Barre
l0pera house. The largest house 81 the
engagement is the record for last evening
when Mabel Keith was the attraction.
This evening A Bird ID Cage will be
presented.
A New Catch Fresh and bright Blue
fish, Hanbut, Haddoek, Col, Cusk, Lake
Trout, Fresh Salmon, Bullheads, Perch,
Yellow Pike AlewiYes, Founders, Had
dock Roe, HOLSTERS aud clans this week,
Your orders early for prompt service. City
Fish Market. Tel 1872
The play, the Shamrock and Rose,
which was recently presented here by 10
cal talent, Is - be given ~ montpelier "a
few week The managers, A. ] Guth.
RE John Heney and Miss Helen Brown,
are trying to arrange date for the last
: OF this month or the FIRST OF May
Hector Al Dubuo Of Montpelier, who Is
largely interested in the Barre Montpelier
base ball team, has sold his coal business
Ito c. o Taft aud Hiram 0dell Posses
sion IS taken at once. Mr.. Dubuc has
large interests in church constructions
which has occupied great deal OF his
time lately requiring bis attention out q
town.
Everybody knew that the labor Difficult
ties at Barre, which resulted IN the clos
ing of practically all Of tine granite shed'
ID that city, would not continue for any
Great length Of time The granite husi
ness at Barre il Sc profitable to the man
uracturers and the wages paid % thel
I employees so large that neither side wa
3 willing to renal idle any longer than wa
absolutely necessary to arrive at an I'm
E Outstanding, Rutland News.
Chief MeNahon, of Montpelier.
4 been placed on the committee to repr
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