The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-04
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Ribbon special at fltts, I've.
Nobby new skirts at Perry's.
Hosiery special at yaughan's.
Series dance at the Pavilion Friday
eve.
Another lot of muslin curtains at Alb
bolts.
Top coats and rain coats, all styles,
at McWhorter's.
Dance at the Pavilion Friday eve.
Wilder's orchestra.
The Wooltex Garments are made
right. Fits is sole agent.
w. d. PIaisted of Mortified was in
the city today on business.
@. L. Bugbee, the contractor, went to
Roxbury this morning on business.
Mrs. Sanford Dutton went to VIII
Jamestown last night to visit friends.
Mrs. w. J. Mclean and son return
ed Yesterday from visit with relatives
in Burlington.
Walter boutwell, went to Fast Barre
this morning to spend the week with
relatives there.
The spring term of Montpelier sem
mary opened this morning with an in
creased attendance.
The regular meeting Of Bright Star
Rebekah Lodge Wednesday evening at
1880. There win be work.
w. j. Mclean is having a large shoe
shining stand built under the piazza
roof at the side OF his store.
Arthur G. Moore and James +. Hig
gins received an increase of five Bos-
ton terriers to their kennel today
Pavilion dance Friday eve. A good
time assured. Prize given at 1890
soc gents, ladies free, Wilder's orches-
ira.
A marriage license was issued to
James Z. Wheeler, Of this city, res
taurant keeper, and Miss Daisy J..
Dean of Gaysyille.
| Miss Emma j. Gorham, the dress
maker, is expected to return to Barre
lIs5 Washington street, Thursday. The
reason OF her long absence has been sick
ness.
The Rev. w. r. Davenport Of this
city win preach at the Montpelier Bap'
fist church next Sunday during tbs
absence of the pastor, the Rev. 9. G
Lamson.
Odd Ladies Granite City Lodge, NJ
/ ~, regular meeting Tuesday evening
April 4. in the X. of G. hall Refresh
ments. All who promised cake, coiles
or fruit bring same.
| w. A. Martin of Barre town pleaded
/ guilty to intoNication in city eourf
| this morning and paid fine Of IS Will
costs OF $3.50. He was arrested las
night by Officer Hamel.
"All is not gold that glitters,s bu'
there are bargains of real worth a
the City Auction Rooms. Come in to
day and select the one that suits you
O. II. Hale, Auctioneer.
II / inform the ladies Of Barre and vicin
ity that ] have returned from the mar
ket with full line of millinery good
and will reopen my parlors, No. 3 Soutl
Main street. All are invited to max
cali. AIadRIne Z. ]. Garon.
Joseph McKeough, the seventeen sea
old Montpelier boy, who was run owe
BY a train 1T East Lebanon, M H
Sunday. died some hours later. He wa
q son of William MeKeough of Charlie
street. The body was brought to Mont
pelier for burial,
A good sized audience saw "A Raggel
Hero" at the opera house last evening
and Judging by the applause George I
Hall, in the leading part. made bi
nit. IIe was called back agoin an
again and his reception seemed to b
stronger each time.
Martin Heinan was arrested yester
day afternoon by Officer Faulkner o
a warrant charging him with breach 0
the peace on Saturday night. In cit,
court last night Heinan pleaded no
guilty, and his case was continued I'm
til next Thursday morning.
Montpelier teamsters have formed
union and have written for a charter
There are thirteen charter members
and the purpose is to drive ont the "ten
centers." The officers are, President
A. 4. Humphrey; vice president, G. l
Jillson; treasurer, George G. Buzzell
recording secretary William M'dfueer
Bear in mind that this week bring
the opportunity with it Of getting you
Easter suit made to your measure. I
A. Smith & Brother have with thef
this week a representative of the Des
becker Block Tailoring Co, Buffalo, D
Y. Their entire line of woolens
shown They make speciality of fin
fitting clothes at popular prices.
Sam Kingston received As votes Il
alderman ia ward five in the last elet
: ton Sam says he knows 40 of th
= voters and that as soon as he finds OF
the other two he will have first elias
Smoke talk. Shortly after the ele'
ton, among the complimentary thing
said and presents received, was a spad
with the advice to go dig your politics
grave" This advice Sam says he Wi
take
| The many friends in this city of NJ
Hand Mrs Charles Scott of Albany, J
! Y, formerly Of this city, will be sorI
: "a 1aarn That fhoir dauUhtar Gprtrild