The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-11
TALK OF THE TOWN.

the city.
Ladies suits at reasonable prices at
Perry's.
zed S. stanton Of Roxbury was in the
city today.
Asa Pepper Of Washington was in the
city today.
Dr. ]. Henry Jackson went to BurliDg-
ton last night.
/ Don't forget the poverty ban in Miles
hail. Friday May IS.
Miss Blanche Cutler of Plainfeld visited
in the city last night,
Have you seen those porch chairs that
B. W. Hooker & Co are showing?
Mrs H. X. Huntington returned this
morning to her home in West Falrlee
Mrs Edward F. Harrington returned to
Burlington last night after a short visit in
the city.
Miss Grace Mclean returned yesterday
from Mortified, where she has beeu
working.
Thomas Brady Of Segel e Brady went
to Burlington AMIDST Adams yesterday on
business.
Mrs, S. II. Pierce went to PlaInfeld yes
terday to care for her sister, Mrs. Martin,
who is i'll.
David Blake and E. A. PrIndle went to
Montreal today to attend the Mystic Shrin-
ers meeting.
Harry Taft Of Burlington was in the
city last night TO attend the private dance
in the Pavilion.
II you want to havea good time, don't
fail TO attend the poverty ball in Miles
hall, Friday night.
Fred Miles has resumed his run On the
main line Of the electric road after slight
attack Of the grip.
Frank Cobb arrived in the city yester-
day from Switzerland where he went
about two years ago,
Mrs. Frederick Addison Fuller Of Keene,
N. H., is visiting her sister, Mrs. William
Carey, Of South Barre.
A regular meeting Of Court Granite City,
No. s. FoTesters Of America, will be held
Thursday evening, May u, at 7.30, sharp
Important.
Frank McEnneny and Clarence Reams
went to Burlington this afternoon to at
tend the play, THE Wizard Of or given
there tonight.
At the meeting Of the Red Men last
evening one warriors and one chiefs de-
gree were worked. and three applications
were received.
Frank Brown went to Burlington this
morning to umpire the base ball game to-
day between the University Of Vermont
and Holy Cross.
Before going to the Worlds Fair secure
accommodations. No $500 rate after May
18th for particulars see the agent, John T.
Callahan, Barre, Vt.
IF. Mullins, j. w. Dalrymple, j. w.
Mcmahon and i Keefe of ST. Adams
were ia Barre yesterday on matters In
connection With the freight department
A large ST Bernard dog was run over
and killed By a Wells River freight train
yesterday afternoon on the track opposite
Hotel Milano. The owner Of the dog Il
not known.
At the recent annual meeting Of the
Consolidated Lighting company, the dIrec-
tors elected we're c. +. Pitkin, b. P. Cole
man, George Briggs, Col. o ID. Clark and
II NJ. Cutler
Mr.. Slayton, who ran the Racquet store
In Montpelier until about a year ago, has
rented the vacant store ia the skating rink |
building and Is moving in. Mr.. Slayton
viii conduct a variety store
Manager William Honeyman OF the
base ball fiends Of the Central Vermont
freight department has sent challenge to /
the base ball enthusiasts Of the Wells Riv- |
er freight department to play game on
neutral grounds Memorial day.
Averill & Scott, Room 10, Miles Granite
building, have nice cottage Of seyend
rooms and bath, in the best neghborh0od /
that they can sell at the low price Of S..
600, II sold at once. II gou are thinking .
Of buying a home this is an unusual bar
gain
Mr. and Mrs. Oreste Bofino gave a we'd
ding reception to their many friends III I
Miles hall last evening. A large number i
attended TO extend their congratulations. t
Music for dancing was furnished by the I
Independent band. Refreshments were
served.
an permanent hotels have refused to
book any more guests for the Worlds
fair. Intending visitors must secure ao-
IN advance, unless they
have barrels Of money 81 money to burn.
For the best rates see j. 4. Callaghan,
Barre, Vt
a large audience was delighted with
the moving picture exhibition at the Bap.
list church last evening, under the aus
pices Of the Baraea class The TRAIN
Robbery series was particularly well re-
eeived. No admission was charged but
a collection was taken.
Samuel Kingston is In receipt of letter
from Michael Keefe which says John by.
an is back ii Dublin working for the cor.
poration Of the city for ITS a day and
that it IS no object for him 70 return 10
work on Barre streets for less than So
day.
Among the letters advertised at the
post0ihee was one for Spear &
Bancroft, firm that went out 81 business
In that city 30 years ago. Mr. Spear has
been dead 20 years and Mr.. Bancroft rs
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