The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-21
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Onyx hosiery at Abbott's.
Easter gloves at vaughan's
Hot Cross Buns at Ladd's today
New skirts for Easter at Peuy's.
Series dance at the Pavilion tonight
Order your Easter lilies at Emslie's.
New covert cloth Jackets at Abbott's
Children's Easter hats at vaughan's
children's caps, all the new ideas, at
McWhorter's.
Auction at City Auction Rooms SAT-
urday night.
Saturday candy, zoe per box, at the
Barre Candy Kitchen.
Prof Elmore will meet his Friday
night class this evening
Rev Ariel Bellondi went to North
field this morning on business.
Stone cutters hand feathers for sale
at the Union Clothing Store,
There viii be meeting OF the Royal
8rcanum this evening at s o'clock.
Nice fresh Strawberries at Meaker
Brothers Store, North Main street,
Come TO the Baptist parlors tonight
at for new sugar and social time.
DR. j. w Hanson went to Williston
today for few days business visit.
A new assortment Of Hawkes. cut
glass received this week at NJ. /. Walk
er's.
A twelve-po daughter was born
recently to Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Demarino.
The best dairy butter in prints. No
better made 20 cents per pound. East
man Bros.
Double or single washings and IRON
ings done at 30 Elm street, up stairs
Mrs. Castleman.
Miss Elizabeth Hanson went to Enos-
burg Falls yesterday to attend the
Methodist conference.
Clinton N. Field returned to New
York last night after few days BUSH
ness visit in the city.
Package of Uneeda biscuits free at
Ladd's with three Toe or two 15e pack
ages Of Kennedy's fancy biscuits.
All those who are to send food to the
Emergency room are requested to have
| it there at . O'Clock tomorrow after
noon.
| Miss Catherine Hartley and Miss
| Lila Hanigan Of Mortified We're the
guests Of MIR. and Mrs i. i. Owens
last evening
Buy your bread and butter Of East
man Brothers. Don't waste money by
paying high prices. Rebate checks given
with cash purchases.
The Caesar" Young monument was
shipped from Montpelier yesterday and
| will be set up in kensico cemetery iii
New York 1t cost $4,000.
| There win be i special meeting of the
| knights Of Columbus this evening at
1915 o'clock. All the members are ur-
gently requested to BE present
Miss Alice Gladding returned last
might from the Heaton hospital Al
Montpelier, where she underwent an
operation, and is improving rapidly
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ream very
pleasantly entertained few OF THEN
\ friends with whist party at then
rooms on Walnut street last evening
II you are not quite ready for the
spring suit, 20 to McWhorter's for d
pair Of Nufangl trousers to brighten up
the old coat and vest. $500 to 5000.
Il Tickets 60 on sale tomorrow morning
at the Red Cross Pharmacy for tbs
Boys club benefit concert which is t.
be given next Wednesday evening.
4 Manager Daley Of the inter-city has,
ball team reports that the players arr
holding out for good salaries He has
not signed any yet. However h
promises stronger team than last
year.
/ A. A. Smith 4 Brother, the soIs
agents for Young Brothers hats" ar,
showing some very exclusive styles il
both soft and stiff hats for spring anC
summer wear. For bargains in shirts
shoes, umbrellas and hats, see their ad
yertisement on page four Of this paper.
A continuance has been ordered unit
May 4 in the hearing over the settle
ment OF the accounts of DR.. b. w
Bradley, administrator Of the BaItholo
new estate. The Walworth heirs OBJ
iected to three items, the account O
DR. Braley for $4,000 for services a
administrator, a company account 0
$4,000 and notes of $3.50 paid on TIN
company account Of DIR. Braley.
Mrs. Ida 4. Batcheldcr Of Randolph
q sister of George Rising OF this city
died ON Tuesday afternoon OF cancer 0
the stomach and bowels. The funera
was held yesterday afternoon, the inter
ment being in Southyiew cemetery. Tn
deceased leaves son, another brother
4. NJ Rising OF Randolph and two sis
tiers, Mrs n G. Greene of the sam
place and Mrs. A. Il. Grover of Law
renee, Mass.
About forty ladies and gentleme
were entertained last evening at tn
4 home Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Cutler a
: a 6 o'clock tea, which consisted of war;
! rolls, French rarebit, pickles, Olives
Z cold meats, coffee. Strawberries an
I cream with several kinds of cake Al
! very delicious. The tables were the
J. cleared for whist. Souvenirs for tn
same were secured by Mrs. Wetmort
| NJ. Caxvvnr Mrs Ean,4iSnn and Nj