The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-30
TALK OF THE TOWN.

1890
city today.
Go to Barry 6 Williams for fine dining
room furniture
The Hotel Milano closes It's doors to-
night at II o'clock.
Seats go on sale for Busy Ivy Monday,
May 2, at Z O'Clock.
G. B. vaDkurin went to Newbury, n
-, today on a visit.
BY express, novelties n ladies' lace cape
collars at Vaughan's
Saturday candy for zoe per box at the
Red Cross Pharmacy.
Miss Angie Badger went to Mortified
this morning on visit
Don't forget the special sale Of curtains
for 49c Saturday at Fits.
Auction at the city auetioneer's rooms
this afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Dr. Geo. II. spiIler, optician. win be at
the city hotel, May ], and 3.
Born, April 80 to Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Bell Of Park street, daughter.
William Booth returned to Hardwlek
yesterday after visit In the city.
Miss Calden Of Homer Fits store,
went to Middebury today for visit.
Another lot Of those wide silk ribbons
for 22c per yard at Neale \ Knights.
Mrs Nellie Smith returned this noon
from North Montpelier for visit in the
city.
Miss Agnes Nash went to Burlington
this morning to spend Sunday at her
home.
Rev Geo. Il. Watt will speak at the
Boutwell, school house next Sunday at 3
O'Clock.
L.R. Centerbar went to Enosburg
Falls this morning to remain a few days
for fishing
The ladies Of the Independent Ten viii
meet at Hale pavilion Monday afternoon
at ? o'clock.
Dr. A. H. Lewis pleaded guilty to in
toxieation, in city court this morning, and
paid STATS.
There win be meeting Of Glenugie
club at Miles hall Monday evening, May 2,
at 800 sharp
Pavilion tonight Gllbertson's orches
ira. Fifty cents per couple, ladies' free.
Prize at 1890
Mrs. Robert Briggs returned this after.
noon from visit at the home OF her par
ents in Granville.
/ s4s4 49, s. So th A.. Ia.
Monday evening viii be in the form Of 8
souvenir Of the occasion
We offer again for Saturday our famous
25c boxes of chocolates and bonbons for
zoe Barre Candy Kitchen.
| Gilbertson's orchestra viii render some
OF the latest populars airs at the May par
/ ty at Hale's pavilion Monday evening.
| There viii be meeting Of the Checker
club this evening at $50 in the club room.
| All members are requested to be present.
| The White Star steam laundry makes d
specially Of lace curtains Now is the
time To have them done. Office Pearl
street
The Cleaners viii meet Monday evening
at z As o'clock at the home Of Miss Mabel
Rogers, 20 Ayerill street A fun attend
ance is desired.
The Baraea class gave social at the
! Congregational yestry last evening A
short musical programme was given and
refreshments were served,
4 Don't fail to hear the famous song,
Those Wedding Bells Shall Not Ring
. la. "a
the opera house Monday evening.
The May party to be given BY the Ind
/ dendent Ten at Hale's pavilion Monday
/ evening is an assured success. Everybody
is going Tickets only 80 cents each.
Donald Smith has recently been app
\ pointed state tish and game warden and
be will prosecute all offenders Of the law
regarding the shooting Of birds, and other
violations
There was good attendance at the
mothers meeting in Hale's pavilion Sat
lurday afternoon, and much interest was
shown In the work Another meeting will
be held soon.
The concert given in the Universallst
church last evening by the choir was
largely after ded and the excellent musical
and literary selections rendered were very
much enjoyed.
The contract for furnishing coal to the
Insane asylum at Waterbury has been
awarded BY the trustees to the Lyman
Coal company Of Burlington. The insti-
tuition requires in the neighboTh0od Of
1900 tons Of coal.
At the Knights OF Columbus meeting
held last night delegates we're elected "a
attend the state convention which meets
in ST. Johnsbury May 3. The delegates
are w. IA, Moore and z II Brown alter.
mates, G w Cannon and A. Y, Moore.
it Is probable that Senator Dillingham;
may take trip to Utah as a result Of the
decision Of the senate committee on priv.
ileges and elections. to take testimony IN
the Smoot case this summer. The Yer
mont Senator has diligently attended tbs
long and tedious hearings on the case at
Washington Montpelier Journal.
Charles Bergefon, secretary Of the bar
bers union Ia this city was Ia Montpelier
Thursday to advance the interests Of thi
union and see If the conditions were ript
for organizing a branch in that city A
the present time the union men there be
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