The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-09
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Guyer straw hats at Moore & Owens.
Ladies suits at reasonable prices at
PerY's.
/ w A. Wilson went to Cabot this morn
ing to visit friends
Miss Margaret Daley spent Sunday at
her home In Burlington.
There will be meeting Of the C. o. F.
this evening at 6 O'Clock.
ladies' summer undervests at yeale &
Knights for Toe and l5c each.
Have you seen those porch chairs that
B. W. Hooker & Co, are showing
/ Special display Of new stationery at
special prices at the Boston Bargain Store.
Rev. H. F. Reynolds viii preach at the
Pentecostal ball Tuesday evening at 100
o'clock
There will be drill Of Company E on
the seminary campus Thursday evening at
e.15 sharp.
Mr. and Mrs. G. l. jackson, who have
been in Talapoosai Ca, leave there for
Barre today.
Mrs. +. j. Colburn of Plattsburg. N ",
visited her daughter, Miss Nellie Coibnrn,
over Sunday.
Miss Bessie Hnnton OF Williamstown is
visiting at the home Of her sister, Mrs. j.
E. Mackenzie.
B. II. Wells and +. w Bisbee arrived
in the city Saturday afternoon from Bos-
ton with their new automobiles,
MeWhorter has some Of the smartest Of
summer fixln's in shirts, ties, underwear,
hosiery, etc, for fashionable fellows.
Rev. A. Nj. Bradley was called to Gull
ford Me, last evening to ofliciate at the
funeral Of one Of his former parishioners.
There win be regular meeting Of Min
nehaha Eneampment this evening. Work,
the third degree. Per order, Chief Patri-
arch.
The whole dance committee Of Compan-
ion Court, /. @, r., win meet at 70 Sum
mer street tomorrow evening at $50
o'clock
The base ball meeting, which was to
have been held at the Northern Hotel this
evening, has been postponed until later in
the week
In Saturdays report Of the Elite Lady
Minstrels the name Of Miss Spear should
have been used in place Of Mrs. Eastman,
as pianist.
The exciting train robbery which will
be shown Ia the moving pictures at the
Baptist church Tuesday evening will be
sure to please you.
w. B. Leonard, who directed the La
dies Ministries here last week, went to
Springfield this morning, where he will
get up the same show.
The Cleaners will be entertained at the
home Of Miss Ethel Keith Wednesday eve
lining. A banquet win be served at the
home Of Mrs. Benedict
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rollins arrived in the
| city Saturday from Bennington for visit
with her parents Mr.. Rollins returned to
Bennington this morning.
a joint meeting OF the Barre and Gran.
| tie City Quoting clubs standing commit
tees viii be held at the p0stoilice this eve
ming at 40 Per order e, Keith, Sec
The Astrurians win meet wednesday at
ternoon. May IT, with Mrs. Silloway.
/ Members are requested to be present as
there is business to come before the club.
Early yesterday morning the street de-
/ partment cleaned the granite pavement on
Main street until 1t shoue like new cent.
| The work was thoroughly appreciated by
the public.
AIr. and Mrs la. Averill drove to Clio
/ yer this afternoon to attend the funeral of
/ their uncle. Dr. W. r Templeton Of that
place DR. Templeton was physician in
Barre 40 years ago.
Word was received at the Times Office
| this morning from DR.. W. y, Reid who is
| travelling Ii the far east for bis health,
At the date Of writing, April y, the doc
Tor was at Algiers, Africa.
The Montpelier council, Knights Of CO.
/ lumbus, have been invited to attend sec
Ond degree in this city by Barre council
| Wednesday evening and a large delegation
will come up on the electTics.
The Italians held bazaar at Halels
! pavilion Saturday evening for the benefit
OF the drawing school. There was large
attendance and a goodly sum win be real
\ lied Music for dancing was furnished oy
the Banjo and Mandolin club.
Canton Bros. are cutting monument to
! be erected 70 the memory OF Harry y.
Elksa the champion bicyelist Of the world
who was killed last year. The monument
is to be erected by New York and Boston
friends who have subscribed the cost.
There viii be a regular meeting Of Barre
| Council, No. 40l X Of c.. In the F, of A.
hall Wednesday evening at o'clock
sharp disqualification Of the second de-
gree. s. Ds S. r., r VI McGettrlck,
state chaplain, Rev w. j. 0'Sulllvan and
D. ID, Daniel r Donnelly win be present
or the approaching base bali season in
the Northern League the Rutland News
says, sThere is something doing nearly
every day among the managers Of the va
ri0us teams which win play in the North
| Baseball league this season. All the clubs
| have their grounds practically engaged
and the material that Is being added to the
teams indicates some Of the best base ball
! this year that Vermont has seen for sever
( al seasons, =
! A fne display Of woolens. From all re-
ports Mr. Sol SchB0Iz, representing the
/ kahn Feinberg Co, the large union house
of New York, had a very successful bust
ness az A. A. Smith 4 Bros They have