The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-11
TALK OF THE TOWN.
New silk muslins at Abbott's.

Look at the summer goods at Perry's.
See Abbott's dress goods advertise
laent.
New spring hats at the Union Cloth
ing Store.
Secure a fur at Perry's before they
are packed away.
Hugh Munroe has gone TO work for
the Wells 4 Lamson Go.
Candee rubbers. You want them. I
sell them. w. ]. Mclean
Don't forget the whist party this
evening in the I. O. F. hall.
A party Of Barre people returned last
evening, after visit in Scotland.
The Tourist club win meet Monday
at 1880 p. M. with Mrs. Hoisington.
Mrs. 7. Z. Hamel went to Burlington
Yesterday TO visit her mother who is
Mrs. Hugh Jameson left this morn
ing for Lowell, Mass, where she will
live,
The Glover club win meet with Mrs
1. NJ. Ayerill on Tuesday at 2.3O
o'clock.
Water King shoes are good for spring
weather. You can get them at w. j..
McLean's
Michael Carney returned to Burlington
today, after q visit with relatives in
this city.
John Corcoran Of Graniteville return
ed yesterday from a seven weeks stay
in Rockford, I'll.
The Barre Evening Drawing school
opened last Tuesday, at IS Granite
street, Zanleoni's block
New white India linons, the best val
ues ever offered BY us Be sure and
see them. Veale & knight.
Dan Barber il the guest this week Of
his brother, Newell Barber, who is a
student ut Norwich University, North
field.
Miss Agnes Hosie of Bethel il visit
ing friends in the city, stopping with
her sister, Mrs James Miller, Of Silver
street
Spring top coats and rain coats for
men and boys have arrived at McWhor-
ter's- a larger assortment than ever
before.
Miss Margaret Arkley, the nurse has
recovered from the German measles and
can be found at her rooms. l74 Mer
chant street
Farm Of 20 acres and good buildings
lon road to Milliamstown. Low price,
small payment down and easy terms.
Apply 10 +. y. Cate agency.
| Miss Bessie Jones goes to Northfeld
this afternoon tx witness the basket
bah game this evening between Nor
witch and the University 81 Vermont.
She viii be the guest Of Miss Grace In
gals.
/ NJ. g. Nye Of North Montpelier was
in Montpelier yesterday MIR, Nye had
the misfortune to fall and hurt his hip
the first of the year and has been laid
lup since. This Is the first time he has
been n Montpelier this year.
| The Barre Pleasure club will give an
other Of their successful dances Id
Miles hall Saturday evening, March IL,
and hope to see all their friends. The
six pieces Of Gilhertson's ever popular
orchestra will be in attendance, which
means that their dance music is perfee-
ton IN itself. The club also gives val
liable door prize. Popular price Of adj
mission Soc Ladies free.
There will be an entertainment at
| the Universalist church on Friday even
ing, Marh nth, consisting Of ilIustrat-
ed songs, when you may hear such
familiar songs as "Tenting on the Old
Camp Ground Tramp, Tramp. Tramp,
the BOYS Are Marching cold Black
Joe, Yankee Doodle" and many 9TH
ers, illustrated by living pictures. The
full programme win be published later.
Percy, the IL years old son Of e. T..
McDeavitt met with strange mishap
yesterday. As he was running past
the Tomasi building he caught i ring
on his second finger on nail. The ring,
being very tight, did not pull off, and
as the little fellow was going at full
speed it nearly severed the finger DIR.
Reid was called and was obliged to file
the ring off the boys hand 1t was a
very painful injury
Assistant Judges Huntley and Wells
have as yet made no move to appoint
license commissioners in the towns in
Washington county that have voted III
eense. The side judges have sixteen
days after election to make their choice.
The present licenses in Montpelier run
until April ! 5 and MS no license can OPP
crate until May ! there viii be two
weeks III prohibition In that town. The
Licenses Ii Barre do not expire until
MAY So that this city will have two
weeks experience with Montpeliers
trade.
James Kennedy, stone cutter, who
has been i'll at Mrs Harrigan's boarding
house, in Montpelier, was taken to tile
Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlington
Thursday night and at o'clock yester-
day morning died III an epiieptic fit
The deceased was 2s years Of age and
unmarried. His home il il Mortified.
lie is a brother III Thomas Kennedy,
the son.in-law Of 0nghtney JangraW.
He has been I'll with typhoid fever and