The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-28
TALK OF THE TOWN.
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Have you read Perry's advertisement
Remember the animal Calico Ball May
9th.
Series dance at the Pavilion Saturday
night
Miss Edith Kline went to Boston.today
Tor a visit
Half-priee sale Of neekwear Saturday at
Vaughan's.
Go to Barry 4 Williams for dne dining.
room furniture.
Your boy needs one Of those top coats
at McWh0fters.
Another lot Of those wide silk ribbons
for 22e per yard at yeale q Knights,
The Vermont Fruit and Confectionery
store has strawberries for sale today.
Another lot of those muslin curtains at
three pairs for 81 90 at Perry on Saturday.
Miss Emily Trommer went to her home
in Boston today to remain the rest Of the
week
The cali for a meeting Of the Central
Labor Union is published in another
column.
D. A. Cook has purchased lot No. l5s
| on Lewis street Of A. 81 Batehelder, Con-
| sideratian $500.
Mrs w H. MOriarty and Miss Jennie
Moriarty Of Mortified visited Mrs. L. J..
Owens yesterday.
Mrs. Edward F. Harrington Of BurlIng-
ton visited friends in this city yesterday
afternoon and today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Scodeld returned
last night from Palm Beach, Florida.
where they spent the winter.
Merrill Jones Is very low, at his home
on Washington street. George w. Kid
der the nurse, is caring for him.
Fred Bruce, Dr. K. B. Whitaker and c.
r. Allen, Jr., went to ClaremOnt n. H.,
today to attend Masonic meeting.
/ AIT the clerks meeting held last night
/ five applications were received and Nj. w.
ScribneI was initiated into the union.
Come an to the Calico Bali given BY the
/ Queen OF Forest Circle 357 at Hale's Pa
| yilion. Come all and enjoy good time.
The dry-air process d cleaning carpets
is considered the best. Carpets got,
cleaned and laid by B. w. Hooker & Co.
Il The Innocent Maids Friday evening
and saturday matinee. Prices for even
| ing, %, So, 50and rs. Matinee, ID, p
and b.
The Barre Railroad company has de
olared a semi-annnal dividend OF IL per
cent. payable May /, to stockholders Of
record Of April 20, 1904
Don't fail to see Lu Calder as Mrs
Hannah Plunkett from Connecticut al
Hales pavilion tonight Don't fail TO SCI
Mae sexton as the crazy girl from or
ange.
Miss Nellie Kenerson, who has beer
employed as steu0gTapher and b0okkeepeI
for + o. Daniel Of HaEdwiek, Is at homi
with her parents, Mr. aud Mrs, q. I'll
Kenerson.
7 Keep in mind the concert at the Uniyer
salist church Friday evening, eommencin
at Z so O'Clock You will hear 50 cen
concert for 40 cents. See programme i
this paper.
The annual meeting Of the "Currie
+ Park Improvement society win be hel'
at the home Of Mrs. C. W Averill on Sal
uTday evening" April 30, at 7S0 O'Clock
It is hoped that al interested viii attend
The monthly meeting Of the Grant,
City Quoiting club win be held at th
south End Hotel on Friday evenin
the 20 at { O'Clock All members are re
quested 70 be present James w. Gould
Sec
See the innocent Maids in a sensa
tional novelty entitled "a Study in Art
in which the entire company takes part
Ten changes Of scenery especially for thi
production are required, At opera hous
tomorrow evening.
III. B Collins of the Otis cafe viii b
located 10 the future at the Granite Oft
cafe, Main street, where b0arders wi
find the best of accommodation, with a "a
BILE not to be excelled. ]. r. Maiden
Prop, Quinlen block.
Companion court Granite City. No 70i
Ill o. r., viii hold a special meeting /
their hall. Friday evening, April 20, q
100 A full attendance is requested Pc
order of the chief ranger, Alice S. BalrC
! Rec Sec, Minnie Bruce.
AT a special meeting Of the Montpele
school board ON Tuesday evening +.
Ham, the present incumbent Of the ofiiei
was re-engaged as principal Of the hig
school and superintendent Of the cit
schools. His salary remains at 81, 700,
The state convention Of the Knights Q
& Columbus Will be held at St Johnsbur
Tuesday afternoon, May 3, at which tim
+ the election of officers will take place,
banquet win be served at 1890 to men
E bers aud lady friends, to be followed b
dancing
There will be a meeting Of the mother
interested in the work which has bee
f planned for the benefit Of the children
& Friday afternoon at , 30 in Hale's pavil
ion. It Is hoped that all those interests
in this work viii make special effort t
y be present.
The base ball season at Goddard sem
e mary win open Saturday with a gan
With Middleburg college, at o'eloeI
& Goddard is putting in hard practice an
win do her best to make a good shown
4 for the opening game. Fraser will be
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