The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-04

Auction tonight, old skating rink, at I.
Ready to wear hats at Miss H.. J. Halls,
y Elm street.
F. H. Staples left this morning for
Gardner, Ne
! Miss Lottie Fraser went to Richmond
this morning
Arthur TiIden spent Sunday athis home
in N0rthfeld.
r. u. Bapp went to Morrisvllle this
morning On a visit.
/ E.. NJ Tayntor went to Northfeld this
morning on business.
New maple sugar cakes at NJ. F, Har-
rington's lunch room.
Baseball goods Of every description at
right prices at the Boston Bargain Store.
A new invoice OF mems, boys and chill
dren's caps just received at MeWhorteris.
A son was born to Mrand Mrs Thomas
Bailey, Harrington ave, Sunday, April 3.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Young, Brook street, Friday, April
III.
Mrs. A. A. Sargent went to Altamont,
N. ", today to visit her parents for a
week.
Archie Adams returned to Claremont,
n. H., today after visit at his home for
week.
Mr. and Mrs E, A. Howe Of Thetford
visited friends in the city Saturday and
Sunday.
Special sale Of ladies' and children's
hose for Tuesday at only 90 per pair at
Vaughan's
yincitia lodge, K. Of p, viii work the
third rank at the regular meeting tomor-
row evening
Mrs. w. s. Davis Of White River juno
ton Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Robins.
Misses Helen and Fannie Chamberlin OF
Burlington spent Sunday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Bush
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Persons are in
Chelsea, called there by the illness Of Mrs.
Person father, Rufus Brown.
Rev. Mr. McClennan Of Graniteville
went to bis home In Ontario today called
there BY the illness Of bis wife.
Sabato sera 80 Aprile SO dara all opera
house soto gil auspiei della SEE Socialists
il dramma sociale la Gabrielle.
We are selling, and shall continue to
sell, twenty pounds Of extra fine graduated
sugar for one dollar Eastman Bros.
After being laid up with a sore hand for
month, B. Al Bylow went to work this
morning for the Harrison Granite Co.
Hiram Averill Of Dartmouth college Is
visiting at the home Of his parents, MT
and Mrs. Louis Averill, for few days,
The largest stock Of boys wear-spring
suits top coats, rain coats, caps, shirt
waists etc In the city at MeWhorter's.
Jas. A. Mann aud j. Cay left Saturday
night for Winnipeg, Manitoba. Mr.. Mann
goes as operator and Mr., Gay as freight
brakeman
The regular monthly meeting Of the La
dies aid society Of the Presbyterian
church win be held Tuesday evening,
April s, at o'clock
/ The regular business meeting and sup
per Of the Baptist Ladies Aid society will
be held on Tuesday, April 8. Supper
served from six to seven To which the pub
lie are invited.
All drug stores In the city kept open
yesterday for the first time according to
the new schedule Of hours agreed to,
which are to 1890 a. m, u to Up. M.
and to p. N.
More Than Queen, the play Julia AT
thur made famous, viii be given at the
Barre opera house next Saturday evening
BY a strong company headed BY Annie
Sutherland and Wm. Murphy
The auction sale Saturday evening at
+. III. Rogers g Co.'S ssfre sale quarters,
In the old skating rink building, was well
attended and goods went with rush, the
crowd approaching the bargains they were
getting.
Regular meeting Of the Jumpers, Box
ers and Derrickmens Union, No. 50, in
Wheeoc6 block, Wednesday evening,
April 6, at $50 O'clock. Let every mem-
Der be present. Per order B. A. Bylow,
Oh. Of trustees
n, B. Ballard & Co, hangers in this
city wish 10 give notice that prepaid Sean
diuayian steerage rates BY direct lines to
New York have been reduced to $500
Any having friends that they wish to send
tickets to In Scandinavia would do we'll
to take up the matter at once as it is not
known how long this rate win last.
Fred C. Eaton Is the possessor Of a copy
Of "The (Montpelierl Watchmann of
March 4, 1908, which be treasures very
highly ID was given to him by Al q. |
Hildrith Of West Corinth The paper has
four columns 70 the page and four pages, |
which IS filled with the general news Of
the world for that period. There Is but
one item Of local news ID the issue.
Minnie, the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. /
Ironslde Of Ayers street. had a pleasant
surprise the other evening, when twenty /
Of her little playmates presented her with /
a lovely doll, after a service Of cake, fruit |
and lemonade The little ones with songs
and games enjoyed a very pleasant even |
ing. Nine O'Clock arriving, the little ones |
with many kind regards for Minnie's fu
ture welfare adjourned.
are you keeping an open date for April /
62 II rot it will pay you 60 do SO as the /
Raster sale aud entertainment promises /
to be a most delightful affair The enter
tainment Is by the children. Among other I
things there win be a good night drill By /
eight little ones which IS particularly /
pleasing AT the aprDn table Won will