The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-25
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Table boarders wanted at the Hotel
Northern, $3.50 per week.
This weather calls for lighter under
wear. Go to McWhorter's.
15e wash goods for Saturday at only
11I2c per yard at Vaughan's.
Ask certain photographer if small
boys with whips aren't formidable OPP
porents.
Aliddlebury school plays Goddard on
the local campus Friday afternoon at
$50 O'Clock.
Everything in thin underwear, prices
from 25c to $500 per garment, at Moore
u Owens.
Walking skirts must so. See the
discount that Perry has made on them
for Saturday.
Mrs. j X. Thurston went to South
Royalton this morning for a few days
visit with friends.
Mrs. T.. E. LinneIl and daughter Mil
bred Of Waitsfield are visiting Mrs. G.
G, Ramsdell, 100 Summer street.
The committee of the Bon accord foot
ball club win meet at the club rooms
tonight at O'Clock. Per order plesi-
dent, George Taylor.
The vincitia Club will have sopen
house, in their rooms at Blanchard
block this evening from to 10
o'clock. The public are cordially in
yited.
Mrs. w w. Calder has gone to Hart
ford, Conn, to attend the graduation
exercises at the Morse Business College,
from which her daughter graduates this
year.
There will be special eommunica-
ton OF Granite Lodge, No. 80. 4. and
4. NJ, next Friday evening at 7.30
o'clock Work on Z. a. degree. Per
order the W NJ.
Col. J B. Meads Circle, Ladies of the
G. A. r.. will hold regular meeting
Friday evening, at o'clock There will
lalso Memorial services for members de-
ceased during the past year.
Word comes from Burlington that a
solid house has been sold for the recital
| at Burlington this evening, given BY
Ion Jackson and Dion Kennedy who APP
pear in Barre tomorrow evening
Arthur Phelps of Washington street
dug mp his water pipe yesterday after
noon and found it packed full Of ice
| The water has been frozen all winter
The pipe is three feet below the Surface
Joseph Gadette and Napoleon Paquir
were two men who gave their residence
as Barre when arraigned in Montpelier
lefty court yesterday. They admitted
being intoxicated and paid their assess
ments.
j. G. Giigys, r. G. Cram, George Line.
kin, +. &. Wells and G. H. MeAllister
local agents for the Metropolitan Life
Insurance company, went to Burlington
this morning to attend a district meet
ing Of agents.
| At the meeting of tie clerks union
last evening, Ne G. Roben was initiated
into the union and two applications
were received. The union voted To
lafiiliatc with the State branch Of the
American Federation of Labor
The general public is invited to the
opening reception at the new rooms OF
Vincifia club in the Blanchard block
this evening. An invitation has been
|extended TO the members Of the Apollo
club in Montpelier, and large number
from that city are expected.
A small shanty beside the Central
Vermont tracks near Dodge bridge was
burned down yesterday afternoon, fire
being communicated to it from burning
grass. There was no damage, although
there will be some disappointed tramps
who used the building for rendezvous.
The Caledonia county cases of State
Tvs. Harry Page, and State VS. Thomas
Suitor were heard together with States
Attorney Frank d. Thompson for the
State and NJ. NJ. Gordon for the respond
ent in supreme court yesterday. The
liquor case Of State vs.. Eddie Barr and
Frank Peanfetti was also argued late
in the afternoon.
Mrs. Ii. 4. Holt hardly expected to
get the poclsethook she dropped on am
electric ear which she left between here
and Montpelier yesterday afternoon.
Afb1tt aiNl EStlti1- VII Silt ulscbNtitu 4ttI
loss. and being unable to find it in the
road tclephoned ahead of the car. The
pocketbook was found on the door of
the ear and returned to Mrs. Holt.
The funeral of Mrs. Fannie Knapp,
who died Tuesday afternoon, was held
this afternoon from the home Of her
son, E. A Knapp, in Montpelier. The
deceased was 40 years Of age and ii
native Of Dorset. She is survived by
two children, j. A. Knapp and Mrs.
Blanche Hills, both Of Montpelier, also
Two brothers, Fred and Charles Sawyer,
of Northield
Among the many specials offered by
Al a. Smith & Brother Friday and
Saturday, none show more intrinsic mer-
it than the women's oxfords, lace shoes
and button shoes to be closed at S1.9S
per pair. The lot includes vici kid,
patent feathers, etc, Ladies should take
advantage of this sale Their sale of
mems collars as DC is worthy of the
attention of every prudent man. They
are euqal in wearing quality to any 15c
collar sold. For further particulars see
their advertisement on the 4th page.
Alvin L. Smith is celebrating bis
ninetieth birthday today. He has been