The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-26
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Sale Of couch covers at Abbott,s.

Union Friday night.
The 'Burson's" full-fashioned hosiery,
without a seam, at Perry's
Choice seed potatoes. Inquire of L.
X. Averill. Telephone 1858.
w. a. Whitcomb returned last night
from an extended trip through Florida
and the Bermudas.
The ladies' and pastors union viii
meet at the Methodist church tomor-
row afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
The regular monthly meeting Of St.
Monica's Altar society viii be held inthe
church vestry this evening at 7 o'clock.
The Barre Civic Federation Of Wo-
mems clubs win hold its quarterly meet
ing at the library Friday afternoon at
8 o'clock.
GOLF CLUBS FOR SALE Drivers,
lofters, driving mashees, putters, etc.
Also eaddy bags. Thos. G. Peters, rs
Miles block.
Meeting Of Y. r A. Of the Presby-
terrain church Thursday. At this meet
ing the officers for the season 1905-1906
are TO be elected.
Mrs. Fanny Cooney Of East Barre
was elected Grand Chaplain OF the
Grand Lodge of Vermont, New England
order of Protection, at the meeting in
Burlington yesterday afternoon
The assumpsit case of Sarah NJ.
Greene Of Morrisyille against Alfred
Dodge Of Barre, for an alleged balance
for rent on a farm, was taken up in
Washington county court yesterday.
The Spaulding high school and the
North Barre bali teams will play a
game on the Barre Rangers grounds
Thursday afternoon at 4.15 o'clock. The
boys win charge ten cents for the sport
The Robins men are planning for a
good time at their Publication tonight
Some have asked what they have got "a
hold iolliiication over, but 6the only
lanswer mas been, come and lRar. The
publication win begin at 1880
The Barre Lodge, New England Oldel
Iof Protection, IS the third in member
ship in the state st. Johnsbury il
first with sos, Montpelier second witt
1856, with Barre having 157. Summit
Hodge Of GraniteYille i fifth with III
members
/ Remember the grand concert at th,
lopera house this evening at 5 o'clock, j
which Wilder's orchestra OF 10 pieces
i Miss Herschman and local talent vii
win appear. II il for the benefit Of tn
Boys club. a car will leave for Mont
lpelier after the concert.
i There are only three more days inthi
month in which to hand your tax list
Ito the assessors DO not delay this mat
ter longer and render it necessary TO
the assessors to serve an official motto,
but, II your list Is not already in call a
the assessors office at once and atten
to it.
The Montpelier Military Band, mad
lup partly Of Barre players, is piannin
to give grand concert in the Montps
Her opera house, to be participated ]
lby upwards of 100 musicians from thi
lefty and Montpelier. Il is planned
have twelve patronesses, six from eac
! city. The purpose will be TO purchas
new uniforms.
The officers and teachers Of the Pres
Ibyterian Sunday school were entertain
ed at the home of Mrs. ] b. Darling o
Laurel street, last evening. After
very helpful discussion in regard to tn
work of the school, refreshments wei
served by the hostess and a social hou
was enjoyed by all.
A grand Everett piano viii be set II
in the opera house today for Mis-
Ilirsehman to use in the concert tonigh
Buy your tickets at the Red Cross Phal
macy during the day. and after seven q
the box Office The trapeze performin
BY Venner and Maiden is something ne
/ and promises to be an interesting nun
Der in the program Admission rs an
I 35 cents.
The Rev w. r. Davenport, who ha
lust been appointed field secretary ,
. the Vermont Anti-Saloon League, WI
J have his headquarters in this city. I
] has already begun his duties which WI
include the delivering of address
Throughout the state and the gatherir
Of statistics. He viii work under Il
state superintendent, G. J. Ferguson, {
Burlington.
According to the Montpelier Argl
the Orange County telephone compan
4 held 4 meeting in Barre on Monday a
! tcrnoon. Plans for making the extei
sons demanded were discussed II
] affairs OF the company are in eXcelleI
shape and its business and eonsequel
prosperity are steadily increasing. II
Orange county company is intelligent
differed and its affairs are conducted
manner which has won the utmost a
] proyal Of its patrons.
] The Ida Read w. G. T. Z. at its a
: nual meeting held with Mrs. O
! Wiley, elected the following officer
! President, Mrs. II ID, Beckley; LIST vi
president, Mrs. II. G. Nye; 2nd vice pr
! sident, Mrs. w r. Durkee; 81 vice pr
J sident, Mrs. O. S. Wiley; secretar
! Mrs. w. G. Goodwin; treasurer, Mrs
4 lB. Minard flower mission, Mrs. Greer
I leyangelistic, Mrs. w r. Durkee; h
Z gene and heredity, Mrs II G. Ny
q temperance literature, Mrs. P. Il. Brow
y press work, Mrs. r. T. Watkins; ami
!. narcotics, Mrs. O. S. Wiley; mother
J. work, Mrs. G. s. Andrews; j.. T.
:. work, Mrs Geo. Rising.
Z The Clara Turner theatrical compai