The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-28
TALK OF THE TOWN.

evening
Sale Of ready.to-wear hats at Mrs.
shepard's
Ernest Ide went to his home IN Calais
this morning.
Dance at Hale's Pavilion tonight Gents
40c. Ladies free.
Waiter D. Mains circus viii exhibit in
\ Montpelier June l3.
Saturday candy for zoe per box at the
Red Cross Pharmacy.
Ask to see the Belfast linen mesh under
4 wear at MeWhorter's
Miss Edith knight went to her home in
South Newbury to day.
See rules Of wrestling match Monday
night in another column.
Ed Normandeau went to Brattleboro
this morning on business.
Mr. andMrs. Eleazer Smith Of Washing
ton were In the city today
Miss Carrie Draper went to her home in
Randolph last night for visit.
A ive.room tenement in the d. NJ. Miles
granite building for rent June LIST.
Miss Margaret Doheny went to North
field last night to visit at her home.
Roy Darling went to South Ryegate this
morning to remain over Sunday at his
home.
The Lamson & Hubbard straw hat ID
the best In the market. For sale at Me
Whorter's.
II you need gloves, hosiery, underwear,
belts Or ribbons be sure and 60 to Veale
4 Knights.
This win be your last chance to hear
the Cuban Nightingales sing at the opera
house tonight.
DO you enjoy good music9 If 50, hear
the harp and yiolins this evening at Veale
y Knights store.
Ladies Of the G. A. r. will meet at foot
Of stairs leading up to q. At r. hall on
Memorial sunday,
Company will fan in at $50 tomorrow
afternoon to escort the Grand Army to the
opera house exercises.
Mr., and Mrs Guy Stebbins OF st. Al
bans are visiting at the home Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. G. y. Kenyon for few days.
Miss Grace Ingalls,, one Of the public
school teachers, went 10 her home in
Mortified last night to spend the Memorl-
al day recess.
Mrs Premier and daughter, who have
been visiting Mrs. Prenier's sister, Mrs.
Jack McHugo. returned to their home in
Burlington Yesterday.
The senior class OF Spaulding high
school, with Mr. and Mrs. Pitkiu as chap
erones, went TO Woodbury. pond this morn
Ing for days outing.
Sunlight dance Hale's Pavilion. Monday
afternoon from to O'Clock. Also dane
ing from to II O'Clock ID the evening.
Gents soc. Ladies free.
The play tonight is founded on the
strike Of the Mindoek mills and Is consid-
cred one Of the best In the repertoire OF
The Bennett Moulton Go,
The state convention Of socialists Of Yer.
mont will be held at Barre June 4 John
n. ArvldSon Of Rutland has been elected
q national committeeman
Frank Akin from Dawson City, Alaska,
is visiting friends Id Barre. Mr. Aiken
formerly lived ia Vermont but has not
been here for 80 years previously.
The Rev. Asa N. Bradley, pastor Of the
Universalist church, addressed the pupils
OF the fifth ward school yesterday after
noon on a subject appropriate to Memorial
day
Special convocation Of ST Aldemar COM
mandery, May SO al $50 p. n. for the
purpose Of participating in the Memorial
day parade. Per order E. e., William |
Mari.
Mrs. Avery wishes to announce that she /
is now located at "a Jefferson street and I
win open her dining room June ist where I
all in want Of first class table board can l
be accommodated at reasonable rates
Julia Kane, proprietor Of the Kane era
mite Company Of Montpelier, was on Tues
day adjudged a bankrupt by Judge III. III.
Wheeler, OF the q S. District court, and
the case was referred to Referee X. ii.
Deavitt Of this city, the papers having Just
arrived
The Granite City Lodge Odd Ladies
ane Green Mountain Lodge odd Fellows
will observe Sunday, June 5th, as their
memorial day and will meet in Foresters
hall at 8 Is p, m. for the purpose Of at
tending the Methodist church. Ii ID ear
nestly hoped that every member Of both
lodges viii be present
The Green Mountain cemetery commits
sioners Of Montpelier, have practically
closed arrangements with Frank f. Cleve
land, architect Of Boston, for plans and
specifications fer an entrance, mortuary
chapel and receiving vault for Green
Mount cemetery as provided for ia the
will of The late John p, Hubbard
An immense crowd of base ball enthu-
slasts Is expected to witness the Goddard
Montpelier ball game at Montpelier next
Monday afternoon Goddard won the
first game Of the series here and since
then Montpelier has been practieing to +
make it up Goddard will play good
game as the team has kept at its work
faithfully Fraser and Huntington win
be the opposing pitchers.
The funeral of William B. Hadley was
held in Maiden, Mass. the first Of this
week. The deceased died Of stoneeutters'
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