The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-02
TALK OF The Town.

Easter gloves at Naughans
Pavilion dance Saturday ere.
Concert at Abbott's this evening
Fresh English yiolets at Emsliefs.
William Fraser left this noon for Bos-
ton.
NJ. Sullivan went to cadyvnle, NY
today.
Mrs. J. H. Burke went to Montreal to
day on visit
See the Easter novelties at the Boston
Bargain Store.
Mrs J orteIli returned tonight from
Concord, N. II.
Fred sharkey went to Claremout. y. H.,
today on a visit.
G. E. Coppins went to Randolph this af-
ternoon on business.
Saturday candy for 29c per box at the
Red Cross Pharmacy.
New maple sugar cakes at NJ f IIar-
rington' lunch room.
E. i. Scott was out today for the first
time IN several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Marble went to Bur
lIugton today on visit,
See our up-to date line Of ehildren's
coats, Veale & Knight.
The city schools will open Monday for
the spring term Of school
The intermediate League Of the NJ Z.
church win not meet tomorrow.
Roy Howard went to Middlebury today
to visit at the home Of bis parents.
The Cleaners will meet with Miss Ber-
nice Darling Monday evening at 7.45.
Mrs. David Mercer and son have re-
turned from a weeks visit In Middlesex
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred e. Cults returned
last night from a weeks stay In Hard
wick.
Mrs. J. w Mclean went to Burlington
this morning to attend the funeral Of an
uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. White have return
ed after two weeks visit at the formers
home IN Walden.
Evangelist Smith, the singer and guitar
player, viii be at the Penteeostal church
services tomorrow.
There viii be special meeting Of the
Catholic Order of Foresters this evening az
I $50 il the Catholic club rooms
we are selling, and shall continue to
sell, twenty pounds of extra fine graduated
sugar for one dollar. Eastman Bros.
Stephen Colby resumed his duties as
conductor on the Central Vermont today
after two weeks absence on account Of
illness.
Joseph Bianehi and Garabaldi Giattano
ale new arrivals from Italy Mr. Bianohi
arrived Monday night and Mr.. Giattanc
last evening
Mrs. Leon Luther Of Boston arrived in
the city last night for three weeks visit
at the bone Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W A. Bradford.
Up to the time Of closing last night City
Clerk Mackay had issued 342 dog licenses,
Us against 8 issued in the corresponding
period last year
Mrs. Mary Bernasconi, Mrs. Josephine
Itlhtkts MIS- Eiithd &ScA0a attl MIS- aAA
left last night for New York, whence they
sail today for Italy.
Miss Ida Holden returned last nigh
from Boston, where she is a teacher Id The
J public schools, 10 visit at the home Of hel
father, ELI Holden.
segel Il Brady Of the Blue Store wish {,
call the attention Of the readers Of thl
Times to their advertisement In today
issue on the sth page.
, David lombard was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Chief Brown for intoxication
, In court this morning Bombard PLEADED
] guilty and paid el3.64,
w. III. Gladdlng of the Parlor Drul
{ store left this morning for Boston to pur
chase his spring stock Of goods. Mrs
E Gladding accompanied him,
The Spauldlug Alumni Association ha
issued invitations for It's eighth annua
reception, to be held at Miles hall Frida
evening, April s, at O'Clock
II you are thinking Of a new sprin
suit cali and inspect our line. It Wi
please you aud You win fnd the one tina
Z you fancy. Union Clothing Cos Store.
Mrs. Nettie nj. York win have her mi
4 linery opening Monday and Tuesday, All
Fiji 4 and 5, at NO Is Prospect street
Barre, VT. She invites the ladies 0
Barre to give her call
Segel q Brady Of the Blue store, ri
speotfulIy invite the readers Of The Time
to come iu this eve and inspect their ne
stock and display Of spring, 1904 good
for men and boys wear
Miss j Louise Whiting of Rooklan,
Mass, q graduate Of the Bryant y Stratto
h Commercial school of Boston, has been 81
cured 10 teach the commercial departmeI
Of the Spaulding high school
IN. d. Kidder, who has beeu on an e.
tended trip through Florida and Cuba, a
rived home this morning Mr. Kiddt
had a very fne trip ard is enthusiastic
describing the places he visited.
= One young man was taken into eusted
Z by an officer this morning FOR tormantin
Bennte Roberts On the promise Of Il
boy to tnever do Il again he was ALLOW
ed TO 20, but some boy will not get Oft !
easy some day.
SO great was the demand for our q
boxes last Saturday we repeat the speech
4 this week in order TO give the public q