The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-20
TALK OF THE TOWN.
summer gIoses a yanghan.s.


G. II. Campbell has sold his bar Il
Massucco Of Montpelier.
Mrs. NJ. f. Warrington Of Mortified
visited in the city today.
Table boarders wanted at the Hote
Northern, $3.50 per week.
This weather calls for fms. You car
get special prices at Abbott's.
Five hundred new Toe pictures Just
received at the Boston Bargain Store.
See the old Missouri Hoe Down at the
Barre opera house, Monday May %.
James Wallace Of Waterbury was The
guest OF his brother 6. S. Wallace last
night.
Broken lots OF high price oxfords at
prices to close Bargain tables. Barre
Shoe Co.
The case OF Frank B. Yeartaw vs.
Carrie Yeartaw viii be heard in court
probably next week.
A. Forni is expected to arrive in the
city tomorrow from San Francisco foI
a visit with friends.
About thirty-five from this city at
tended Elmore's final dancing school al
Montpelier last night.
Miss Nina Brown is to leave next
month on European tour with party
Of people from the West.
D. A. Stoughton Of Charleston. n. II.
is visiting at the home OF Mrs. II. r.
Stonghton for a few days.
Mrs. Malcolm McKennon and her two
sons left this morning for Cape Breton
N. s., to spend the summer
Mrs. Ida Gilman and daughter went
to Vershire this morning to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Il. S. Church.
The Afternoon Whist club will meet
with Mrs. Forsyth, Monday evening
at hall past seven. Let every lady be
present.
Invitations have been sent out for the
annual open house" Of the Barre Colt
club at the club grounds Wednesday af-
teroon, May "a, from two to six o'clock.
Earle Waterman returned this morn
ing to the University OF Vermont at
Burlington, after being confined at his
home here for week with the humps.
Compagni! II tempo che ia buono
per premiere reumatismi, state a casa,
airivederci domenica 2s c. M. altrettanto
STA detto per il nucleo Veronesi Sezione
Tieinesi.
A petition is being circulated to en-
deayor to secure the pardon OF Jesse
Newman now at the industrial school at
Nergennes.
Daniel Kingston, who pleaded not
guilty to the charge of intoxication in
city court yesterday, changed his plea
today Ile paid fine Of IS with costs
of ss.22.
The Averill Music Company has pm-
chased the stock Of cartridges, shot and
powder Of the Barre Supply Company,
and viii carry complete line Of ans
munition
Every member OF the n. f. @. p. de-
gree team il requested to meet at Odd
Fellows hall tonight at o'clock sharp,
for rehearsal.
Prof O ID. Mathewson returned this
afternoon from Burlington, where he
attended a meeting Of the state normal
school board
Frank Brown went to st. Johnsbury
this afternoon for a visit with friends.
He expects to leave next week for an
extended visit in Ohio.
Thurman W. Dix came this afternoon
from Burlington, where he is attending
the University of Vermont, to spend a
short time at his home.
Don't forget the closing out auction
sale Of the Union Millinery and Decorat-
ing Co.. No. 339 North Main street, Tues
day, May 23rd. See small bills. O.
H. Hale, auctioneer.
At the Royal Arcanum meeting last
evening action was taken on the death
claim Of K. L. Dow for $4,000. Mr..
Dow who died in Waterbury May 10,
was former resident OF this city.
The funeral OF the late j. r. Smith
win be held at $50 O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon from the Congregational
church, Rev. f. A. Poole officiating. In
terment will be in the Hope cemetery
Until further notice A. A. Smith &
Bros. will sell the regular zoe umbrellas
at 39c each. just the right kind of um-
brella for school Children and for the
working men to take to the stone sheds.
The mercury shot down into it's boots
this morning, and fakes OF snow sifted
down at intervals an unpleasant re-
minder of winter, and this the twentieth
day of May. Thermometers went as
low as 3S degrees
Word was received in Montpelier YES
terday announcing the death, at Geneva,
n. ~, of Jennie, wife OF DR., George w.
Sargent, who had been i'll for some time
She was sister OF W A. and Charles
Lord Of Montpelier. Her age was IS.
years.
Mrs. Alice Poole Of Lynn, Mass,
Mrs. G A. Moffett OF Lawrence, Mass,
and Mrs. b. p. Hathaway Of Manchester,
n. II. who attended the funeral OF
their mother, Mrs. z. Al. Rutter, in
returned today to their
homes.
The number Of dogs in Montpelier this
year are ten more than year ago,
there being $40 registered at the city
CLERKS Office, and of this number rs are
females. The dog warrants to kill all
all unlicensed dogs win be issued in a
few days and placed in the hands ct the
police to execute.
TIL n Az.