The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-06
TALK OF THE TOWN.
New mohair at vaughan's.

New spring hats at the Union Cloth
ing Store.
Fine pearl buttons, only 1oc per card,
at Vaughans.
A full line Of spring shirts at the
Union Clothing Store.
Agents wanted to sell talking ma
chimes. Averill Music Co.
The Cleaners win meet with Miss
Fullerton on Eastern avenue, Monday
evening at 7;45.
The Monarch line of spring shirts
has arrived and is having its first show
ing at McWhorter's.
The Glover club win observe ~Gen.
tlemen's evening" at the home of Mrs.
Ne. w. Averill on Tuesday evening at
1880 o'clock.
odd Ladies' Granite City Lodge, /.
10. 0. i. NJ. u, regular meeting in X. Of
G. hall, March 9Th, at p m. Special
business to be done. Let every member
be present.
There will be a reception given in
honor of Rev. and Mrs. Charles Il. Free
man in the vestry of the Church Of
the Good Shepherd, Monday evening,
March 6, from to 10 P. m.
A regular meeting Of Clan Gordon
No. II will be held Monday evening,
March 9th The new bylaws are now
in print and will be distributed among
members at the meeting. See and be
there to get a copy.
The Barre Savings Bank s Trust Co.
has Just issued its annual statement,
showing deposits March 1st of $780,
1891, an increase over any previous
statement. The statement in full is
published on page Of today's Times.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid society will
4 hold their regular business meeting and
supper Tuesday, March z Supper from
\ $50 to 100 B. IN. Menu: Baked beans,
brown bread, warm rolls, pickles, cake
and coffee. Price, Us cents.
Miss Edith Taleott Of Williston yis-
tied friends in the city over Sunday.
Frank T.. Beckley returned 70 the
| University Of Vermont at Burlington
this morning, after visiting at his home
I III this city over Sunday.
The question as to whether 81 not
the records Of second and third offences
Of intoxication, committed under the IL
cpnse law that has been operative for
the past two years, hold under the law
that went into effect on Wednesday, il
differently viewed by lawyers and Judges
Judge Harvey rules that such records
stand against those so convicted, re.
gardless Of the adoption Of this changed
law; Judge Fay Of Barre holds that al
convicted previous to March ! will now
BE first offenders in SO far as the ole
record is concerned Montpelier Journal
The Aitrnrians win meet with Mrs
A. j. Shackley, III Washington street
(end OF ear line), Wednesday Afternoon
at 2.sO o'clock. Quotations from Less
ing.
The insurance has been adjusted Of
the T. VI. Eagan stone plant on Barr
street, Montpelier, which was destroyed
BY fire in January. The amount Q,
! insurance carried on the plant was Sill,
900 and the companies settled for So,
500, witch was paid the mortgages, th'
Capital Savings bank and First Nation
al bank.
There will be a reception given thu
Rev. Charles f. Freeman and wife il
the vestrv of the Church of the Coco
Shepherd. Monday evening, March 9th
from 5 to 10 o'clock. All members ans
| friends Of the church and congregation
are cordially invited to be present.
The rank Of page viii be worked Of
one candidate at the regular meeting
Of Vincitia lodge, X. Of r., tomorrow
eyening.
Oscar n. Campbell Of Centralville, vt.
brother of Arthur and Charles Campbell
Of this city, was married March 1s
to Miss DENIS Towne of Cady's Falls
the Rev. DIR. Booth officiating.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congregations
church will meet with Mrs. II r. Robin
son, Eastern avenue, Wednesday. after
noon at $3.50.
Miss Driscoll, who has been visiting
I at William Mahoney's, returned to he
home in Norwich, Conn, today.
j. McAionnies went to Boston Satur
| day night on a visit.
Clinton q Moore went to Mortified
this afternoon on business.
William Whitehead went TO BELOW
Falls this afternoon, where he has &c
cured position.
Lyle and Ivan Perry and I'd Brue
went to White River junction this al
ternoon, where they win play with Wild
er's orchestra at concert and ball TIN
evening.
! Mrs. Humphrey Of Waterbury Is Wis
I ting her daughter, Mrs. g. i. Wood
! worth.
Hiram Martin, one Of the Oldest resi-
dents Of this city, is quite sick wit
I pneumonia.
II. D. Camp was in Burlington Sat
urday on business.
Frank Martin is confined to the hous
J with illness.