The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-21
TALK OF THE TOWN.
LII waItIng room a Abbott's.

Abbotts.
Arthur Cave went to Nouhhsld this
morning
Bozbay six win wear At Fits for
soc per yard.
Saturday candy for zoe per box at the
Red Cross Pharmacy.
Il. G. Ingalls,. the piano dealer, went to
Boston today OF business.
Have you seen those porch chairs that
B. ". Hooker & Co are showing
VII Pitkin ana Thomas G. Carswell
went to Hardwlek today on business.
The official board Of the Methodist
church meets this evening at O'Clock.
Mrs I. G. Carswell went to Bradford
this morning to visit friends for few
days.
Tickets are now on sale for the Bennett
and Moulton Co which play here all next
week.
Secure your tickets nowsfor the Bennett
4 Moulton Co. and avoid the rush at the
box Office.
Norfolk chocolates In full one-pound
boxes for zoe at Browns on Saturday.
See advertisement.
William Stewart went to Mortified and
Bethel today on business for the Bon
Accord Shot company.
Fl. A. Gould has decided that harmony
has not entirely forsaken the people He
sold four pianos this week.
Frank Phillips returned to bis home in
Randolph this morning after being In the
city to play at the ball last evening.
Miss Belle Morse who has been visiting
at the home Of her brother, y. J. Morse,
returned to Mortified this morning
At the banquet to be given BY Clan Cor
don, No ~, ID Hale's pavilion this even
ing, supper viii be served at s o'clock.
AT Eastman Brothers an bakery goods
are fresh each day. No old stuff, to
work off Three loayes Of bread for Is
cents.
Mrs. NJ York, 10 Prospect street, viii
close out her entire stock eli millinery,
commencing Monday, May 23, at very low
prices
lei. s. Castle, who cut bis foot Saturday
and which proved to be very painful
wound, Is able 70 be about with the use Of
erutehes,
VIII those persons having saddle horses
they are willing 10 loan for use ID the
Memorial day parade notify the marshal,
1 Or, Joe WI jackson.
| A. r Barnes, superintendent d the
Boys club, and bis wife went to South
SALISBURY this morning where they are
/ to spend the summer
Saturday candy, May 2lst, our popular
25e boxes 81 chocolates aud bon bons, zoe
box. They are fresh made and pure al
Barre Candy Kitchen.
u +. Al. Sherburne 81 Montpelier passed
the most comfortable night on Thursday
l that be has had since his illness and he wa.
reported as much more comfortable yester
day.
Users Of city water will be deprived O
1t tomorrow night from q o'clock Ia Tbs
evening unfil O'clock the next morning
while supt. Campbell Is washing cut TIL
system
Angelo Mai ha apert0 nh negozi0 al No
n Granite str Gil ifaiianl potranno troy
are costa un assortimento IN searpe ds
uomo da ragazzi ri parazioni IN searps
a prezzi modicissimi
Il The Bennett and Mouiton co. have done
a record breaking business In every towr
that they have played 10 this season and
with the plays and players that they have
should DO the same here
II. r. Bunnell Of Spring street, Montpe-
lier. celebrated bis S6th birthday Yester
day iii q quiet manner David 4. Fuller
| who "a years of age, was invited to have
/ dinner with him. Mr.. Bunnells health Il
better now than for some time.
A piano recital will be given at the sem
mary chapel, Monday night May % At
/ S O'Clock BIZ Miss Grace Brown and Miss
lila Batchelder, graduates Of the mnsiea
\ department 81 Goddard seminary assisted
b. Mrs. Kate Elosie Terrill Of Montpelier
reader The public are cordially invited
Mrs. Annie Fitzpatrick Of Albany. N
4 II, Patrick Foley and William Starr 81
EGranyille, n. Y,, who brought the body 81
II Thomas Starr from Hartford, Conn Il
i Montpelier for burial Thursday and whf
have been visiting at the homes Of Denni:
and John Starr Of this city returned Il
their homes today.
Thomas G. Perry who has been suit
and cloak buyer ia Homer Fits store for
the past year and bali, finishes bis du.
ties there tonight Mr. Perry stated that
he had not yet accepted another position
although he had several ID view Both
Il Mr. aud Mrs Perry have made many
friends during their stay here They will
leave next week
The strawberry social at the Universal
ist church last evening was a very pleas
ant affair There were about LOO who at
tended The supper Of strawberries and
cream, sandwiches, assorted cakes ane
coffee was served on small round tables
which were prettily deekea with wild flow
ers. After the supper very enjoyable
! program was rendered
John Baker Of Kendall, Westmoreland,
England. Is with his mother, visiting All
dsTinan A. Broadfoot Of Montpelier Mr.,
Baker il an association football player
! having won medals for excellence III play
ing He plays right halE and IL captain
81 the Kendall "swifts, who are Thu
champions of Westmoreland county. III
axneets To be back III England June 10.