The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-24

erald Isle, at the opera house tonight.
A good chance to buy Iady's waist
on Saturday. Read Perry's advertise
ment.
Az the Woodmen's fair in Granite
vile this evening the drill will be re-
peated-
John e. Smith and daughter Murde-
ma went to Montreal yesterday for a
weeks visit.
John Thorn left this morning for
Quincy, Mass, 70 work at his trade
cutting stone.
Random work wanted. Send sketches
with prices to Barre Granite Purchasing
Agency, Barre, vt.
The Goddard basket ball team goes
TO Waterbury tonight to play the high
school team there.
Billiards. steamship agency has re-
ceived word that the Iyernia locked
at Boston this morning.
George A. Reed went to Hanover, n.
III, this afternoon to visit at Dartmouth
college for few days.
Come IN 10 the Granite City creamery
Saturday evening and get some deli
cious maple sugar on snow.
John Tobar, the mail boy has fin
ished work on the mail team and his
place IS being taken By Ernest Davis.
we viii serve delicious maple sugar
on SNOW, hot or cold, Saturday evening,
1T The Granite City creamery, Keith Ave.
A grand surprise party was given to
Maggie Diekie Of ShurtlefF Place last
evening. There were 80 people present.
The Sultan OF zebu with his royal
court including DeSermonizer with his
infallible book at the opera house to-
night.
Miss Jean Duncan, who has been yis-
iting friends in Barre and Montpelier,
returned to her home IN Mclndoes last
evening.
Tool Sharpeners No 2 will hold a
special meeting in their hall, Nichols
block, on Saturday evening at 7o'clock.
JAS Mulch, Secty.
Albian Mower, who has been clerking
in the Barre News Agency store, left
| last night for Los Angeles, Cal, where
he expects to live,
Perley Thayer, the ball player, who
has been i'll for two months at the home
Of his parents on Prospect street, is
able to be out Of doors.
G. Newell Barber returned to North
field last night to take up his studies
Eat Norwich University, after having
been i'll at his home here.
Go to the Red Cross Pharmacy and
Parlor Drug Store for delicious Saturday
candy, only zoe per pound box. See adj
vertisement in another column
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Houghton Of
Washington are stopping at the home
Of their daughter, Mrs. George j. Bates.
| Mr.. Houghton has been quite IN with
pneumonia.
Cornelius Taylor was in city court
this morning and pleaded guilty to in
toxieation He was fined % and costs
LOT $500 Officer Faulkner arrested him
last evening.
Goddard win play the second game
Iof basket ball with the Montpelier sem
mary ut the local gymnasium next Wed.
lnesday evening at s o'clock The best
game Of the season is expected.
Rickert & Wells have been appointed
selling agents for the celebrated Huyler's
candies. A fine assortment win be kept
ON hand at all times. Everybody knows
about the Huyler candies. They are
never sold in bulk.
| The public whist party given by ths
ladies' 81 the L O. n last evening was
largely attended. The first prizes were
awarded to Mrs. j Marcus Hackett ane
Charles Knapp, while the BOBBY prizes
were won BY James Donald and Mis-
lClough.
Mr.. and Mrs. j W. Mcdonald enter
tanned party Of about forty of thei
friends last evening at their home OF
Hill street. The guests were entertain
ed with games, vocal and instrumental
music. and light refreshments wer
served The party broke up at 1I:3l
o'clock, having passed a very pleasan
evening.
~ John A. sawyer. Idtnei Of AyI0l
Sawyer Of this city, died at the Heatoi
hospital Tuesday, aged e. years, MI
Sawyer had been at the hospital for tx
months, receiving treatment for dis
! ease Of the heart. He leaves two son
! and two daughters, The funeral wa
! held from the Church Of the Messial
at Montpelier, this afternoon.
! Something new, Of interest TO ever.
! wearer Of shoes. Dry-Sole, hqui
waterproofing adm preseryatiye for th
soles Of shose. Permanently waterproof;
and makes soles outwear uppers. Eas
liz applied, dries quickly. Rubbers az
! unnecessary with Dry-Sole on Won
shoes. Price, 25c per bottle. Sold b
w. j. Mclean, 200 North Main street.
In the Burr Mcintosh magazine fo
March, Is an excellent likeness Of Su
Stuart, the we'll known actress, who Is
sister Of Philip J. Halvosa Of this cit,
Miss Halvosa spends her summers
: Barre. She has an eighteen month
Z contract with Klaw & Erlanger, The Ne
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