The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-01
TALK OF TIE TOWN.
Easter gloves at Yaughan's.
Pavilion dance Saturday eve.

PAVILION dance Saturday eve.
Ladies' Easter waists at Abbotts.
See the Easter novelties at the Boston
Bargain Store.
Saturday candy for zoe per box at the
Red Cross Pharmacy.
Mrs. E. L. Smith went to st. Albans
this morning on visit
See our up-to date line Of children's
coats. Yeale q knight.
The schools IN the town Of Barre com
menee Monday, April Il.
George Wood went to franklin today
for weeks visit with relatives.
See call for special meeting Of Central
Labor Union in another column,
Born. April to Mr.. aud Mrs. Oscar
Burgh Of Elmore street, a daughter.
Paul Hill received news this morning Of
the death Of his father at South Ryegate.
There viii be Rebekah whist party in
Odd Fellows hall Saturday night Every
body invited
Hot Cross buns and Llttie's best quail
ity maple syrup viii be ready for delivery
at McGowan's today.
The assessors began their annual
rounds today II. B. Swasey has been ap-
pointed clerk Of the board
Arthur Richardson Of Milford win
pitch for the Norwich, Vt, university
nine this Concord, n. FL, Moni-
tor.
Segel & Brady Of the Blue Store wish to
cali the attention Of the readers Of the
Times 10 their advertisement ID today's
issue on the sth page.
There is going to be big sale Of dImi-
ties at Perry's on Saturday at Sc per yard.
BE sure and procure your share Of the
goods. Call for samples.
W.D. Kidder is expected home today OF
tomorrow after a trip to points in the
southern part Of the country and to Cuba.
Mr., Kidder left Barre January 10.
If you are thinking Of a new spring
suit cali and inspect our line It will
please you aud you will find the one that
you fancy. Union Clothing Co.'S Store.
Edwin Harris Prouse Of Concord, N.
H., brother Of Mrs. Mary Humphrey Of
this city, died Wednesday He was a
member Of the Granite Cutters National
Union.
A large stone which is to form a part Of
the base OF the Capt Edward Dewey
monument, was hauled from this city to
the Green Mount cemetery at Montpelier
yesterday.
James Grant formerly Of this city was
discharged from Washington county jail
on Wednesday evening after serving
thirty days sentence. He left Immediate
" for his home in Hall Quarry, Me.
The party who exchanged hats with G.
n. Scott at the odd Fellows meeting last
evening Is requested to square the deal at
McNhorter's store. His own property
awaits him there when he delivers.
An important meeting Of Yieintia club
was held last evening, at which the Qnes-
tion Of moving to larger quarters was dis.
cussed No action was taken, but it is
expected there will be some action at the
next meeting
| The annual general meeting of the era
mite City Quoting club will be held at the
South End Hotel on Saturday, April 2, at
/ Z 80 p. m. All members are requested to
attend. Business Of Importance. James
W. Gauld, Sec,
II yop want al eight room cottage, new
barn, large lot, with fruit trees and shrub
berry, for $500, small payment down,
balance monthly, then call at Gates Real
Estate Agency and they will tell you
where you can get 1t.
Weather permitting, G. III Watt, who
has returned from conducting evangels-
1 tic services tn various towns Of the state,
win preach at the Wood school hOnse OH
the West hill, Sunday, April 3, at II a
m, and al the Boutwell, school house.at 2
lp N.
! So great was the demand for our zoe
boxes last Saturday we repeat the special
this week in order to give the public an
opportunity to supply themselves with
Easter candy Remember, these candies
are equal to any 40c grade IN the city and
I the price is only cooper box Barre Candy
Kitchen
4 1t is reported that violation Of the fish
and game law was committed tn Montpe-
4 ller On Wednesday, A large bass, that
weighed six pounds, became stranded in
shallow water BY the rise in the river A
certain man, according to the story that Is
current dubbed the fish to death aud re-
moved it from the water,
The water flowed over the dam at the
4 Berlin pond outlet last Sunday night for
/ the first time Ia eight mouths, which show
I ed the water In the pond had at last
! reached the normal leYel The saw mill
which Is run only when the wafer is rum
ming to waste Out at the outlet Is no9 ID
4 operation by Joseph Horton
Up to the hour Of closing last evening
4 City Clerk Maekay had issued goo dog liz
I censes, or about the same number as was
4 issued up to the same date last year To-
day Is the last opportunity to pay your dog
tax and the city clerk Office viii be open
until o'clock this evening The total
number Of licenses issued last year was
4 322. It is expected it will exceed that
number this year,
A small party Of friends we're enter
tanned most delightfully."- by Miss Hortense
Smith last evening Pit was the chief
amusement, although other games and mn-
sie contributed their share to the evening"