The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-14
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Ladies' sample suits for s14.es at
Abbott's.
New wash shirt waist suits at yeale
& Knights.
Mercerized Pongees in all colors, 15c,
at Abbott's.
Saturday Candy, zoe per box, at Barre
Candy Kitchen.
Gentlemen's white and fancy vests
at McWhorter's.
V. Barr of Hardwiek is visiting
friends in the city.
There will be a regular meeting of
Canton Vinton, no. 9, this evening.
Emerson piano for sale cheap Call
and see it at L. NJ Williams store.
William WEIGH, the electrician, went
to Mortified this morning on business.
A daughter was born Wednesday to
Mr.. and Mrs William Milne, Summer
street.
Manager Daley Of the inter city base
ball team was in town yesterday at
directors.
Mrs. 7. L. Hamel and children went
to Burlington this morning for visit
at her home.
4 ten pound son was born yesterday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carron OF
North Main street.
A special value in ladies' hose, ribbed
or plain top, two pairs for 25e, at
Perry's on Saturday.
Loyal Temperance Legion will meet
with Mrs. Jenney &c South Main
street, Saturday $50
Miss Daisy Martin, stenographer in
Gordon 4 Jackson's office, is confined
to the house today with illness.
}. Henry Deming left last night after
join his troop in Boyce, Virginia.
Church Of the Good Shepard this
evening at o'clock, Litany and adj
dsess. Subject, "Vainglory and Hypo-
Icracy"
All NJ. L. odd Fellows going to
IGraniteville Friday evening are reques-
ted to meet at Lunnie Bros stable at
= O'Clock sharp.
The officers OF the Baraca class Of
the Congregational church are reques-
ted to meet o'clock sharp this even
ing at DR.. Stiekney's.
Edward Belyille went 10 Bangor, Me-,
today, where he win have charge of
". G. Jones teams which are being used
on a railroad job there.
Mrs. Ellen Il. Allen Of Hudson, Mass,
who has been stopping with her niece,
Mrs. !. d. Blanchard for the past six
weeks, has returned home.
William A. Boyce and Miss Mary e.
White went to Stark, Y. ILL.,, today, to
attend the funeral of Nehemiah Cole, a
brotherinlaw of Mr.. Boyce.
See the dipIay of everyday drugs in
Davis, the druggists window. IS in
cash. win be paid to the first person to
identify all the drugs shown
We keep a complete line Of bakery
goods, fresh every day. No old stuff to
dispose Of. Three full-weight loaves of
bread for 25e. Eastman Bros.
It made the Japs strong. Flaked Rice,
a delicious CONNECTION, SC. All the rage
in the large cities. Red Cross Phar-
macy, 100 North Main street, Barre, VT.
Pavilion open this evening. Dane.
ing from to 12. Wilders orchestra.
Prize given at 1850 p. N. Gents so
cents, ladies free Cordial invitation
to all.
Angelo Scampini is to open a raths-
keller in the basement of his block af-
ter May list, where broiled hive Holsters
and oysters on the half shell will be
served.
Invitations have been issued for a
recital to be given at Goddard seminary
Monday evening, April 7, by two of
the teachers, Miss Walker and Miss
Aperill.
The National Life Insurance Company
of Montpelier today delivered their draft
for $4,000 to Mrs. James Mathieson,
through the office Of their agents, N. b.
Ballard y Company.
Dan Barber left this morning for
Bangor, Me-, where he will be employed
as bookkeeper for w G. Jones who has
contracted for railroad job and will
employ about 200 men,
There will be a meeting Of the ex-
ecutive committee Of the Barre Crib
bage League in the rooms OF the Cosmo-
politan Club Saturday evening at seven
O'Clock. Please be present.
Absam Mann, who bought the old
Lawrence house on Prospect street, has
sold it just as it now stands, to II.
Meaker who will tear 1t down to make
room for the Barre railroad tracks.
The Young Mems club rooms in the
Northen block will be open for use
for the first time this evening. The
rooms have been newly papered and
and have been very comfortably fitted
up.
The old fire department station on
Prospect street, leased BY G. A. WillSin-
son for a paint shop, is being changed
over into fine shop, large windows
having been put in, SO that the build
ing is well lighted.
Hats at prices that are unquestion-
ably cheap are shown as special by
a. A. Smith & Brother this week. All
kinds of soft and stiff hats. ranging in