The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-27
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Couch covers at Abbott's.

Couch covers at Abbotts.
New white goods at vaughan's.
White waistings, 23c, at Abbott's.
See Art store adv. in today's issue.
Hnry Wood Of Mortified was in the
city today
This is the opening day on wash goods
at Yaughan's.
The Arion club win meet Wednesday
evening as usual.
AIRS. W. +. Shepard is in New York
on a business trip.
III. J. Mc6owan win have plenty Of
r. G. Little's syrup tonight.
Mrs. j. +. Rowe is qnite i'll at her
home, No. 20, Bolster Place.
The Philomathians viii meet with
Miss Wright Tuesday evening at 1915.
4. NJ. Stafford and son have gone to
Boston and Providence on a weeks Wis
il.
Miss Mcdonald, the dressmaker, has
gone to New York to get the latest
Styles.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Harrington OF
Burlington spent Sunday with friends
in this city
Mrs. Margaret C. Dover Of Fall River,
Mass, Is the guest Of Miss Mamie Rea-
side Of this city.
The ASign Of the Cross show com
pany went to Burlington this morning,
where they play tonight.
Mrs. S. O. Bennett went to Sheffield,
VT, today, being called BY the death OF
her father, Pereival Gray.
Mrs. A. Nj. Pierce, the nurse. has re-
turned from Great Darlington, Mass,
where She spent the winter.
Prof % ID AIathewson and wife went
to Mortified this morning, where the
former will give teachers examination.
1t viii be wise to make no spring
suit selection until you have seen ours.
Prices, $3.50 TO $500. Moore g. Owens.
Socialist club members viii please
meet st 100 Summer street on Tuesday
evening, March 2s at p N. impor
tant
Special convocation Of Granite Chap
ter, No. &c, R. Az NJ, viii be held IN
Masonic hall, Tuesday evening. March
rs. 1T o'clock. r. a. degree.
Jonathan w. Chaplin 81 New Haven,
Conn, Supreme Warden Of the New
England Order of Protection, was d
guest ut the home Of L. B. Midget last
Saturday.
a special meeting Of Court Granite
lCity, i. Of a., viii be held Thursday
evening, March 20, at 2 p M, 10 take
action on new bylaws, Per order 4.
r. Stephen, @ X.
There are still fourteen water pipes
4 to be thawed out in the city of Mont.
/ pelier, and these win probably be left
until warmer weather. Most Of them
are IN dead ends.
G. n. Kenyon & G, have Just received
a sample line Of wrist bags from three
different manufacturers, including all
the new spring styles, priced at from
25c to s5.25 each.
The Plilcthcas win hold business
meeting and election OF officers for tn,
coming year, Tuesday evening at 7:3C
IN the church Every member is re,
quested 70 be present
AIcLane. who pitched III the Northern
league last summer, was pitcher foI
Fordham college against Yale Saturday
afternoon and allowed the Els but four
hits Fordham won the game by the
score Of 10 to /.
The Sehumann fLadies) quartette,
VIII make limited number of engage
ments for concerts and entertainments.
Funeral work a speciality For particu-
lars address Miss Emma J. Phillips, No.
., Cable street.
a. Wishart was surprised by 4 few
Of his friends on Saturday evening, and
presented with handsome pipe A
very enjoyable evening was spent with
song and story, the talent in both being
OF a high class order.
The eighteen years old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bottinelli Of Ber-
lin street was taken to the Heatcn hos
pital at Montpelier, Saturday night in
A. NJ, Badger & Co.'S ambulance, where
she will be operated on for peritonitis.
A meeting Of the Spaulding Alumni
association viii be held at the home
of Mrs. Nellie Stoughton Tuesday eve
ming at 1880 o'clock for the purpose Of
making arrangements for the annual
reception Members are requested to
come prepared to pay their dues.
The trustees Of the New England Or
der Of Protection today paid to Annie
ID. Leighton the SIM Of $4,000, the
amount Of he policy held by the late
Frank W. Leighton, her husband, in
shat order TIE amount was paid over
q the widow Il days after the death,
The funeral Of Thomas Nancy Of
Montpelier took place at o o'clock Sat
urday morning from ST. Augnstine's
church. Rev w. j. O'Sullivan oificiat
ing. The bearers were Nj J. Doyle,
Lawrence Mcmahon, John Connolly and
Arthur Conlon. The burial was it the
Catholic cemetery.
Shortly after Easter the entertain.
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