The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-23
TALK OF THE TOWN.

berries uance AZ Lne tdFiliOh tohiBnb.
See the new cape collars at Vaughans
A go-caft for 81 50 at Barry & Williams.
L Barberi went to Llttleton, n. H., to-
day on business.
w. II. Pitkin wet to Fair Haven today
on a business trip.
Saturday candy for zoe per box at the
Red Cross Pharmacy.
Leon Cummings left last night for Wor-
cester, Mass. to work.
Mrs. D. j. Morse went to Northaeld
this morning for visit
Children's shirt waists and blouses just
received at McWhorteI's.
S. D. Allen went to Waitsdeld this
morning to spend Sunday.
William Booth arrived in the city from
Hardwiek yesterday, to work.
II. A. Rugg hung a globe sign in front Of
the Globe Clothing store today.
+. E. Scott returned last night from
weeks visit at his home in Granville.
John Fraser went to Burlington this
morning to spend Sunday at bis home.
A marriage license has been issued to
George Robertson and Miss Jemima MUIR
ray.
Regular meeting OF st. Monlca's Catho-
lie club attheir rooms this evening at 7
O'Clock.
Miss Maude Ayers returned last night
from st. Johnsbury for visit al her
home here.
Miss Helen Blake and Harold Mcmahon
Of the seminary, went to stowe this morn
ing to spend Sunday.
Gilbertsons orchestra viii play at the
presentation Of Under Southern Skies
In the Barre opera house April IS.
Chief OF Police Brown has been ordered
to close all places on Sunday, 10 the eases
where the keepers do not have licenses.
Rev 9. P. Rowell and c. Z. Hartman
and daughter Edith of East Corinth are
spending the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
L. Page,
Henry Alexander has the local agency
| for the Pennsylvania Casualty company
and the Home Life Insurance company Of
New York,
Edwin Bruce, Ivan and Lyle Perry and
Earl Bemis went to Burlington yesterday
with Wilder,s orchestra to play at col
lege dance last evening.
All those who are to take part 10 the
farce to be given By St. Ellzabeth,s Chap
| ter are requested to meet In the Church OF
the Good shepherd yestry tonight at 7
O'Clock sharp.
Prof Leonard win be in Barre to visit
all those who are to take part Ia the Elite
/ Lady Minstrels,p and all who would like
70 have part at the opera house Monday
evening. Il Is hoped large number viii
be present
Joseph 0ssUla has received drop cur
tain and scenery for his new theatre
which be is to erect on North Main street.
] lie expects To open the theatre, which has
been named the Castle Park, by the mid.
die Of next month.
WIN. Moore has received a check Of
nearly 500 for Illness from the United
State Health and Accident Insurance 90.
oI Saainaw, Mich. Mr. Moore was sick
for nearly three months, and proofs were
made ont less than week ago.
There win be a special meeting Of the
Maooabees Monday afternoon at 2 80
o. clock. In Forester's hall. "a large attend
ance Is desired as there's special business
to come before the meeting in regard 70 an
entertainment.
Great bargains at Holton's auction this
Afternoon aud evening at 2 aud o'clock.
! Also Monday afternoon and evening at the
! same hours Goods at private sale at
auction prices. j. w. Holton, 16i North
Main street, Hale's block Mileage books
to rent,
\ On account Of the organ recltalhy Mr..
Whitney at the IIedding Methodist church
April g, Co f has decided to postpone
the engagement Of the Bailey Moving Pic
tnre Co until May 10 Tickets now on
sale at Red Cross Pharmacy or can be Sc
cured from members Of Co. ~
The Montpelier Association Of Congre-
gational ministers will meet in the chapel
Of Bethany church, Montpelier, Tuesday
April 26, at $50 a. IA. The Monday club
has been invited with them In the at
ternoon Rev G Glenn Atkins Of Burling-
ton viii give an address Subject, Dante,
Among the Barre people who attended
. the Junior promenade of the University Of
Vermont at Burlington last evening were
Charles Mcdonald, Clarence Worthen, Ar
thur Camp, Earl Parker and the Misses
Uia Ayerill, Blanche Bradford, Nellie
stougbton, Bessie Whiteomb, Matte VIII
lIams aud Grace RUSSELL
I
The movement Of granite in this section
Is reported BY railroad officials as falling
far short Of that Of last spring, but whether
it Is due to the lateness OF the season. OF
to other conditions Is not made clear The
business Of the Barre railroad for the
month Of March exceeded that Of a year
ago, but the general business Is not up g
that Of last year, Montpelier Argus.
Please keep in mind the good time thai
Is coming at Hale's pavilion Thursday
evening, April Is Just remember IT,.
only Is cents admission and Ia return you
are getting So cents worth of enjoyment
Cake and ice cream will be on sale. Il Is
! the ladies' OF the Church OF the Good
Shepherd that are trying to make this q
success Watch for the programme first
of the week.
"Under Southern Skies is now ia IL
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