The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-10
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Series dance at Pavilion Tuesday eve
ming.
The Arion club viii meet Wednesday
evening.
Bear in mind the Odd Ladies' ball,
April "a.
Pres De Sole looks ike silk. At Alb
bott's for 25c
Call and see the new goods at The
Vaughan Store
Frank +. colyin is confined to the
house with illness.
Harold AIather spent Sunday at his
home in Burlington.
Alfred W. Lane went to Mortified
this morning on visit.
Auction at city auction rooms Mon
day, but not Tuesday night.
Clerks night at Pavilion Tuesday
evening. Wilder's orchestra
+. r. Cutler returned Saturday from
a business trip to Albany, n. y.
Monarch negligee shirts at McWhor-
ter's for $1.00, S1.50 and $500.
Frank c. York of NilIiamstown vis-
tied relatives in the city yesterday.
Wilfred Dashnar of Washington went
70 Bridgeport, Conn, today 70 work
Next series dance at the Pavilion on
Tuesday evening. Wilder's orchestra.
g. Quaint has returned from Minnea-
polls, Mimi, where he has been working
w. G. Jones has an auction advertise
ment on the seventh page of today's pa
per
Mrs c. Merlo and Mrs. o. Bufiino
went to Burlington this morning on a
visit.
Large size, good quality cocoa fibre
door mats for 42c at Boston Bargain
Store.
An outside drill ofAf, W. OF A. team
Tuesday evening at p. M, weather
permitting.
Irving Whitehead returned this morn.
ing from Roxbury, where he visited
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Wheeler visited
at the home Of his parents in Marsh
field over Sunday.
w. W. Rogers, ticket clerk at the
central Vermont station, spent Sunday
at his home in Newport
The Boston Sunday Herald Of yester-
day has a half-page writeup OF Everett
Hood, his family and his business.
Mrs r. J. Brown arrived Saturday
night from Boston, called by the death
OF her grandson, William f. Morton.
Riley Burgess returned this morning
from Manchester, n. H., where he has
been visiting relatives for a few days.
If you must have suit or top coat
made to measure, leave you order with
McWhorter and have them for Easter.
Minnehaha Encampment, No. 2, win
work the third degree ait their meeting
this evening, beginning at 1880 o'clock.
The Standard Electric Co. received a
car load OF three Cadillac automobiles
today. Another carload is on the way.
Mrs. J, NJ. Synnott arrived Sunday
morning from Portland, Me-, called by
the death Of her nephew, VIM. F. Nor
ton.
Special communication 81 Granite
Chapter, No 20, K. A. NJ, in Masonic
hall Tuesday evening, April II, at z
o'clock.
About thirty-fye Italians who left
here last fall for Italy to spend the
winter are expected to return to Barre
next week
V. A. Bates returned to the Universe
ty Of Vermont at Burlington today af-
ter spending the spring vacation at his
home in East Barre.
On account Of the death Of member
Of Green Mountain Lodge, I. O. o. r.,
III. u, the social and dance for this eve
ming has been postponed.
a manager for the Intercity base BAH
team will be chosen this week, as soon
as the directors can get together, and
the signing Of players win be started
IN earnest.
The degree staff of Summit Lodge,
Y. Il. Q. p, Of Graniteville, viii exem-
pHiS aegiee AT tne bfdIlu Lodge meet
ing in Burlington April rs.
The Barre Pleasure club gave very
dance in Miles hall, SattIr-
lay evening. The attendance was
large and all enjoyed good time.
Pavilion open Tuesday evening. Dane
ing from 5 to 12. Wilder's orchestra.
Prize given at 1880 p. IN. Gents soc,
ladies free Cordial invitation to all.
The Altrurians will meet with Mrs.
]. Bishop, As Park street, Wednesday
afternoon at 1880 Quotations from
Balzac. Please let there be u general
attendance.
The members of the family of Ray
mond Diemer, who have been quite sick,
ire now gaining. Eight Of the family
we're sick at one time and of the num-
Der Clarence, the eight year old child,
lied last week.
Born in Beloit, Wis, April 4th,
laughter, Helen Gale, to Mr. and Mrs.
". II. Irwin. Weight liz pounds.
Yrs. Irwin was formerly Miss Jennie A. |
sale of st. Johnsbury, and has many