The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-29
TALK OF THE TOWN.

bolts.
Dancing Tuesday evening at Pavilion
from s to II.
Ernest Batchelder visited at his home
in Plainfeld over Sunday.
A five-room tenement in the Miles
granite building for rent.
The barber shops vii be open this
evening until 10 O'clock.
Boys base ball suits, new lot just
received at McWhorter's.
Table boarders wanted at the Hotel
Northern, $3.50 per week.
B. G.. Perry Of Randolph Center visit
ed on the West Hill Sunday.
Mrs. Norman York has been quite sick
with the grippe, but is improving.
George w. Hunt is sick with the
grippe aud confined to the house.
Natural Saratoga vichy water on
draft at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
Gilbertsoms orchestra win assist in
the production of "A Pair OF Pinks."
The drug stores will be closed tomor-
row afternoon from one TO six o'clock.
Church Of the Good Shepherd, Litany
and address at 700 O'Clock this evening.
Flags for Memorial day, also ceme-
terry vases, at the Boston Bargain Store.
G. n. Scott and 4 II. Buzzell went to
Highgate this morning on fishing trip.
All the sporting events OF the day
will be found on the second page Of this
Issue.
T. d. Richards and daughter, Mrs.
Wylie, OF Williamstown, were in Barre
Yesterday.
The Altrurians viii meet with Mrs.
A. B. Averill, Wednesday afternoon at
2.30 O'Clock
L. D. Hawkins OF Stoneham, Mass,
is visiting his brother law, G.. G..
Clay, and family.
Francis Noonan, son of Mrs. Margaret
Noonan, il quite sick at has home in the
G. Tomasi block.
All the truckmen OF the city will take
a. HoHNdf tohtViApW anu tttlt tSsilus
viii not be out.
Harold Mather went to his home in
Burlington Saturday night to remain
over Memorial day.
The philaehrista class will meet with
Miss Nate Mathieson Wednesday even
ing at 7.30 O'Clock.
Frank X. 1riggs Of Burlington spent
Sunday at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. G, Griggs.
A supper viii BE served at the Uni
versaiist vestry on next Wednesday
evening from $50 to 7.30.
Pavilion will be open to our many
friends Tuesday evening. Dancing from
s to 12. Gilbertson's orchestra.
You viii need white o. fancy vest
for Decoration day. Mcyvhorter has
the swell line at s1.00 to $3.50.
Walter Adams returned saturday
night from Fitchburc, Mass, Tor few
days visit at his home in tins city.
Visit The Vaughan Store tonight.
Sale of lawn shirt waists. neckwear,
tNiA7 aith @4OfN7 wi lttN0iAttoA iOy
Mrs. A. Ii. Woodnan returned to
Massachusetts, today, after a visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Delina.
Castle Park theatre will open Mon
day, June 5, for the season, with big
repertoire company, the Dorothy Lewis
company.
Miss Maria Scampini is expected to
arrive in this city tomorrow from Italy
to visit her brothers, Angelo and John
Seampini.
Lawn mowers sharponed BY w. L..
Huntington, 152 Washington st rect.
Telephone 410-14. VIII call for mowers
and deliver same.
The sale of seats for Ward & yokes
viii continue at the Red Cross Pharmacy
until Tuesday noon, after which the box
Office will be open.
a. r. Batchelder has not sold his
Williamstown farm. 1t is good bar
gain for somebody. The farms viii be
sold singly or together.
Henry Patenaude went to Burlington
this morning with two OF his English
bull terriers TO enter them in the dog
show there this week.
Mrs, Pearle !. Fuller of keene, n. H.,
is at present passing the time with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hockenberry
on South Main street.
Joseph Montague, who was arrested
last week for breach of the peace, plead
ed guilty in city court Saturday after
noon and paid a fine Of $40 with costs
of $7.97.
Supper aI the Lniversalist yestry on
next Wednesday evening. Menu; Cold
ssild ham, potato salad, hot rolls,
strawberries and cream, assorted cakes, |
tea and coffee. Admission 25 cents.
Bear in mind the supper at the Uni
versalist vestry on next Wednesday |
evening. As there will be very few more
suppers served until next autumn, it !
is hoped that there will be a large at |
tendance.
As nothing was accomplished at the |
Northern league meeting in Burlington |
Saturday afternoon, owing to the abb
sence Of Vice president w. 7. Davis of |
another meeting viii be held |
Wednesday afternoon
A. Il. Batehelder has traded his farm
and stock at Waterbury to M. w. I
Scribner OF this city for his property
on Merchant street Mr.. Scribner is to
take possession at once, having started |