The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-17
TALK OF THE TOWN.

A good chance to buy lady's waist
at Perry's on Saturday.
We sell a good uneolored Jap tea for
20 cents per ponnd. Meaker Bros.
States Attorney S. HOLSTER jackson
went to Warren today on legal business.
Come to the Universalist church to-
night to an Evening Of Illustrated
Songs"
You win never have better time to
buy ladies' waists than on Saturday at
Perry's.
Mems top coats and rain coats, the
largest assortment to be found, at Moore
Owens.
The newest pattern, "The Vintage
in the 1s47 Rogers Bros, silverware a.
NJ. L. Walkers.
A few dozen stone cutters hand Ieath-
ers are for sale at the Union Clothing
store at l5 ents each.
The board Of civil authority meets
at o'clock this evening to recount the
votes for second constable.
When you once wear Candee rubbers
\ you always wear them. There must
be reason. John Mclean,
Daniel j. Hayes of Montpelier slipped
on an icy sidewalk yesterday and broke
both bones in the left leg just above the
ankle joint.
Saturday candy, fresh and nice, only
zoe per pound at Red Cross Pharmacy
and Parlor Drug Store. See advertise
ment in another column
Soft and tiff hats in Lamson & Hub
bard and John B. Stetson makes at
i McWhorter's. Prices $500, $3.50,
$500, $3.50 and $500.
There win be preparatory service
in the Presbyterian church this evening
at o'clock The Rev. William Seward
Wallace Of South Ryegate viii preach
the sermon.
The Barre Pleasure club win hold an
other Of their dances in Miles hail Sat
mday evening. Gilbertson's orchestra
Of ak pieces win furnish music Acash
door prize viii be given.
William Kelley has sold his house on
Shrtleif Place to Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
lander Cowie. Consideration $1,000.
The sale was made through the ID. a.
Perry Real Estate agency.
A Firm to be known as the American
; Junk company, who will do business at
Barre, has been organized in this city
: by r. Cannon, Samuel Cannon and Louis
; Nilstein, says the Burlington Free Press.
Miss Bertha Tierney Of this city has
lar. srs,I
lof st. Johns church at Mortified, who
win celebrate st. Patriek's day BY pre-
senting The Country Cousins a dra-
] matte entertainment.
Odd Ladies' Granite City Lodge, L O.
6 o. L. NJ. u, regular meeting March goth
X. G. hall Ice cream and cake will be
l served. All those intending bringing
fruit are requested not to until further
notice. Per order Amusement Com.
The weekly union service of the Bap.
tist, Methodist and Congregational
churches was held last evening in the
latter church with about $50 people
present. A very fine sermon was dc.
livered BY Rev w A. Kinzie Of the Bap-
fist church.
George Mann, who keeps record
: Of the temperature for each day, taken
at Z a. m, reports February weather
= averaged 4 IL degrees below zero, and
50 far in March it has averaged almost
degrees below. December averaged
below and January zero.
Because Collins Worcester, the prin
lcipal witness against Michael Dyer who
was to have been tried for breach o.
( the peace IN Montpelier city court yes
4 terday, could not be found the case
against Dyer was mol pressed.
Henry r. Bolles, secretary Of the
Montpelier Y. M. G. Az is organizing q
club for the study Of birds, among tht
4 members 81 the association. 1t is ex
4 pected that the work Of this club vii
Z include some excursions into the woods
and fields later in the season.
A recent addition to the medical fra
\ ternity OF this city is Or. j. f. Dewey
Of Montpelier, who IS now located j.
i fine Office over the drug store OF 4
4 A. Drown. The rooms were especially
Z lifted up for the purpose. pr. Dewe!
Il rs i graduate Of the medical department
of the University Of Vermont. He al
= ready has Il large acquaintance In Barr
and will be gladly welcomed to tn
: city. The number of his office Is Al
North Main street
= Owing to the wide publicity which tn
z Mcllinstry vs.. Collins and Lowell case
2 now on trial IN county court, has receiv
y ed there was great difficulty experiences
q IN drawing a Jury yesterday. The cas-
3. has been tried three times in the sam
3. court and twice the supreme court ha
q set aside the verdict. It is a suit TO
4 damages alleged to have been done up
Il on the plaintiffs wife while Collins wa
Z serving a repleyin writ for colt, whel
z he was sheriff. The trial win last a
z least week.
8 AT the Spaulding school chapel thi
= afternoon the following essays wer
z read by the second division of the mid
z dler class: History of Banking, Arthu
e Wallace: The Grand Canon, Mary Ad
= ans; Early Trade Routes, Norma
q Pratt; New England Legends, There's
q Scott; Trial by Jury, Roy Darling
q Music BOYS Orchestra; The History 9
a Arithmetic, William Halvosa; Glas
81 Grace Williams; Good Roads for Vel
y mont, Charles Thomas; Clubs, Marci
4 Marden; Advertising, Roy Bugbee M
x sic, Boys Orchestra; The Seven Agains
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