The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-05
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Candy Kitchen.
L. A. Prindle went to Waterbury this
morsling on business.
Nathan Block went to Mortified this
morning on business.
c. +. Searles went to Bristol today
for a visit al his home.
Ladies' summer vests, only iOc and
15c and up, at Vaughans.
Stylish pongee coats, just arrived
from New York, az Fits.
J. {. Griggs and wife went to Water
bury this morning on visit.
An extra good bargain in wrappers
at zoe each at Perry's on Saturday.
Don't forget the Bell-ringers at the
Methodist chureli a rare musical treat.
Morrison g. Burnham will sell lot of
horses at Elmore street tomorrow at
sternoon at O'Clock.
Since moving to the new store, Me-
Whorter has doubled his line Of trunks,
bags and suit cases.
The Queen Of the Forest whist party
advertised for tomorrow night has been
postponed until next week,
Don't forget the auction sale Of 20
horses of Morrison q Burnham Satur-
| day, May 6, at Gilmore street.
| Church Of the Good Shepherd. This
evening az o'clock, Litany and address.
Subject; Hatred and Malice"
Come to the concert in Presbyterian
church tonight See programme in
another column. Admission 10 cents.
Fr. Cray was in Montpelier Yesterday
to oficiate at the funeral of Mrs. Mary
Shorey, which was held at st. Angus
tines church.
Frank Tileston Smith, vocal teacher,
from Boston, can be found at his rooms,
is Church street, Thursday afternoons
and evenings.
1he Vecchia Philodramatie company
will present the play Prossimus THUS,
I Y 7. Gori, in tie opera house Saturday
night, May 9.
". f. Frengove, an expert dispenser
of soda water, of Boston, has been en-
gagged by Il. A. Drown to conduct his
soda fountain this summer.
Tickets are now On sale at browns
drug store for the lecture BIZ Jacob A.
Riis, IN the opera house, May 10. Mr..
Riis' subject viii be The Battle Of the
Sums
| Mrs. G. N. Barber returned yesterday
from Royalton, where she has been dur
ling the past week caring for her sister,
Mrs. W. i. Hunt Mrs. Hunt is now
slightly improved
A crippled locomotive on the main line
Iof the Central Vermont railroad caused
the 40 train to be over an hour late.
/ The afternoon mail did not reach Barre
until seven o'clock.
4 G. II. Kendrick Il Co., druggists, have
dressed their store front with six new
signs, distinctiYely fetching, the color
scheme being black lettering on chrome
yellow II, a. Rugg did the work.
| Manager Iapoint's Village Grocer
company, which appears here Tuesday
might, plays two engagements at the
Strong, burlington tomorrow, and Is
booked for a long summer tour over the
\ the Calm Il Grant circuit. going as far
east as 81, Johns and Halifax.
| Tomorrow special bargain in under
wear at A. A. Smith u Brothers in
clndes all the popular fabrics in the SOC
line Of underwear, including balbriggan
Jersey ribbed, etc. Don't miss this most
opportune time TO yet yonr underwear
at lowest prices. See advertisement on
page four.
Owners Of horses are reminded there
is a city ordinance against leaving
teams standing in the street without
being hitched. At the present time the
danger is greater than ever because oil
the numerous automobiles, and care
should be taken that no horse is left
alone without being hitched
The funeral Of Mrs. John Eagan VII,
! died at Montpelier Wednesday evening
of consumption, will be held tomorrow
morning from ST. Augustines church
| in Montpelier. The deceased was AZ
years 81 age. She leaves husband and
four children, also three brothers anc
three sisters, Mrs. Eagan had resided
in Montpelier 80 years, having come
from County Clare in Ireland.
States Attorney $. HOLSTER Jackson
has filed an information against Barney
MeAIanus, of Waterbury, for alleged
forgery of an unusual nature. The res
lpondent is charged with changing a ply.
sician's prescription calling for one
quart 81 whiskey to four quarts. Me-
Manus was in court yesterday after
noon and was admitted to bail in the
sum of $500, which was furnished by
G. f. Moody, Of Waterbury,
Twenty young people called ut the
home OF Miss Mary III Murray, eldest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs William Muir
ray, of SO Maple avenue, last evening
and gave her surprise The evening
was spent very pleasantly with games
and music, Refreshments were served
Miss Mabel Benson, in behalf of this
party presented their friend with 6
handsome gold ring for which sh,
thanked her friends for their kind re
membranes.
n The death Of Christopher G. Thurstor
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