The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-07
TALK OF THE TOWN.

More of those moreen skirts at The
Vaughan Store.
Tomorrow is Ash Wednesday and the
first day Of Lent
A full line Of spring shirts at the
Union Clothing Store.
Mrs. John Gilbertson Of II Forsyth
place is i'll with pneumonia.
George Mullett went to Mortified
this morning on business.
Ezra White, clerk in F. II. Rogers
store, is confined to the house with i'll
ness.
The Monarch line Of spring shirts
has arrived and is having its first show
ing at McWhorter's.
The X. w. c. I. q. will meet with
Mrs. Jenny on South Main street, We'd
nesday evening at 1880.
Eff Harrington of the Barre Shoe Co.
returned to Burlington this morning,
after business visit in this city.
The Junior Endeavor society OF the
Congregational church will hold a So
cial tomorrow evening. Admission 5
cents.
Owing to the illness Of Mrs. Odds the
Altrurians will meet with Miss Sher
burne, instead OF with Mrs. Shaekley,
Wednesday afternoon.
Frank e. Cutler, class of Spauldng,
'04, left last night for the Albany Bust
ness College, where he viii take a thor
ough business course.
The Granite Polishers Union viii hold
their regular meeting on Wednesday
full attendance is requested.
Water is getting very low in the
Bolster reservoir because Of the
draught, but there is no break was
thought at first yesterday morning.
The regular convocation Of Ruth
Chapter, No. 33, 0. e. s., Wednesday
evening, March S, at p. m. Every
member is requested to be present.
/ /. X. Averill has a few more Of those
nice eating potatoes, warranted strict
IL No. /, 1T 60 cents bushel Address
Il. 4 AveriH, r. L. d. ?, Or Tel call 325-
In the account Of the ehildren's party
given in the Times yesterday the violin
solo By Hortense Knight was omitted,
as was also the recitation by Irene
Hutchins.
Regular meeting Of the international
Brotherhood Of Teamsters, Local No.
439, this evening at TAO, Election of
officers for 1905. Let every member
be present.
i The person who took the pair Of fur
lined gloves Saturday evening from
Jesse Cayhue's lunch room is requested
to return them and save prosecution.
The party is known.
/ All the mill owners along the stream
have consented to the citys pumping
water from Stevens branch, and the
pump has been started this afternoon
and win be continued until a thaw sets
in
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re-
bekah Lodge, Wednesday evening at
1880. Let every member be present, al
the president of the Rebekah assembly
Sister Alice Landry, win make an Off
cial visit.
The Young Mems club Of this city
has arranged a basket ball game with
Norwich University to be played in
this city, at the Armory, Friday even
ing, March 10. Admission Is cents
ladies free.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid society will
hold their regular business meeting and
supper Tuesday, March z. Supper from
$3.50 to 100 p. m. Menu: Baked beans
brown bread, warm rolls, pickles, cake
and coffee. Price, Is cents.
The Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co
has just issued its annual statement
showing deposits March list of $780,.
1881, an increase over any previous
statement. The statement in full II
published on page Of today's Times.
A party from this city visited VII.
Jamestown Lodge, N, y. O. r., last
evening, and on their homeward TRIP
saw the most wonderful display OF
Northern lights" that any of the party
had ever had the pleasure Of witness
ing.
Judge John H. Watson Of Montpelier
is in with the grip at his home and viii
be unable to attend the March term Of
Chittenden county court on the date II
was to have begun, March s, The court
. on this account viii be adjourned until
March IA.
Word was received in Barre last Sun
day of the death Of Christina Jane Simp-
son, widow OF the late VIM. Black, at
! Red Braes of Auohiries and Winstones
Boyndlie, Scotland, in the 93rd year
! Of her age. The deceased was the moth
! or Of the late James s. Black Of this
! city.
The 20 on more truekmen in Mont
! pelier are planning to organize for mu-
! tual protection II is their desire after
an organization has been effected, 10
become affiliated with the Central Labor
! Union The avowed main purpose Of
this union is to drive out of business
10-cent delivery teams and to make
IS cents minimum charge for ser
vice.
The r. c. /. p. A. will hold their reg
ular meeting in the Worthen block
Thursday evening, instead of Wednes-
day ALI members are requested to be
I present, as there is special business tc