The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-12
TALK OF THE TOWN.
22c ribbons at Abbott's.

saturday.
Lawn shirt waists Saturday at
Vaughan's.
ehildren's hats at Abbott's for 25c
and SOC each.
Saturday candy zoe box At Barre
Candy Kitchen.
Chocolate chips, zoe pound at Barre
Candy Kitchen.
a few soc stock ties to close at loc
at McWhorter's.
J. G. Griggs went to Waterbury this
morning on business.
The Ladies' Of the G. A. r. have a
regular meeting this evening.
Mrs. Z. Broggini left last night for
Pittsburg, Pa, for an extended visit.
Richard Moyle is reported sick with
the scarlet fever at his home on Pleasant
street.
Frank Gladding, George Lucia and
Tom Carswell went to yYilliamstown TO-
day on fishing trip.
At the Chncrh of the Good Shepherd
this evening at o'clock, litany and adj
dress; subject Observation-Disclosures
Special at City Auction rooms sat
urday night. Palace organ, good as
new. Cost $4,000. Come in and ex-
anime.
Apparently there ii no possibility 81
a settlement between the local plumbers
and their former employers Some o.
the men are working in Montpelier.
Wilders orchestra tonight at the Pa
vilion. Six pieces violin, clarinet, cor
net and trombone, cello, drums, bells
and traps, piano. Prize given at 1880.
The programme for the Ion Jackson
and Dion Kennedy recital which is to
be given al the Barre opera house has
been received. The numbers on ii ASSURE
Barre people Of rich treat.
The body Of John Tarpy who died at
the Montpelier poor farm Wednesday
was taken TO st. lohnsbury yesterday
By Mr.. Bergeron, brother I'M law. The
funeral and interment took place today
All members 81 Clan Gordon, No. IL
Iare requested to attend their regular
meeting, May -, as business of import
anee will come up for discussion. The
initiatory staff Will meet at O'Clock
sharp.
Velox demonstration on Monday, May
18th, from to 9 p. m. Please bring
an unmounted Velox print and have il
redeveloped to beautiful Sepia tone
Red Cross Pharmacy, Miles New Block
Barre, Vt.
The town OF Berlin is working thS
road between this city and Montpelier
and when that il done there win be 1
rood tloroughfare between the twS
cities as both Barre and Montpelier
have worked their ends Of it
Alden Murphy, d twelve year d,
Montpelier boy was sent to tie indus
trial school at Nergennes yesterday fo
taking money and goods from jane
Markham. The total valuation Of III,
things taken was Nix dollars
Tie North Barre base BAH team wen
10 Richmond this morning to play tn
high school there. The local team win lin
lup as follows: C;ilbcftson G, 1mlah an,
Biekford p, Wright ID, Duncan 2b, Cree,
IS, Dombronskie 30 Murray ri, Blanch
ard Ct, Murphy If.
Have you secured your tickets 70
the Ion jackson recital yet? If not yol
can do 20 BY applying to rT. ]. w
Jackson, $. Andrews, Mrs. II. g. Wood
ruff, Mrs. E. NJ. Tayntor, Mrs. w. +
Sutherland, Mrs. j. H. insolvency
Misses Gladys Gale and Beatrice Kent
Thomas Mansfield told tale abou
Whore he got his liquor that was moi
satisfactory to Judge Harvey of Mont
pelier, yesterday afternoon, and tn,
Judge sent him back to jail. This wa
the second attempt To make Mansfel,
tell where he got it, having been con
vieted of second offence of intoxica
ton.
IN supreme court at Montpelier Rut
land county cases are being heard. Yes
terday the ease of Eugene Kelley VS.
Rutland Railroad company, negligence,
suit, was completed. That of q. A
Brown W. Peoples Gaslight conpan,
was started. This case was brought III
I by the defendant, the plaintiff having
secured $4,000 damages ia county court
The next. Rutland county case is Clar
ence K. Marsh ct III ". Edward S
Marsh ct all
To make room for their large stool
of up-to-date straw hats, A. A. Smitl
& Brother are going to clean up thei
counters Of soft and stiff felt hats, OF
Friday and Saturday, and to do thi
they are going to put in about twent,
dozen of the spring styles, regular $3.50
$500 and 1925 grades, at only 95
each. This is no old stock, but nice
fresh goods, just in this spring. Re
member this is for Friday and Satur
day only and secure one on time
An echo Of prohibition days was hear,
at the regular meeting Of the Montpelie
city council Wednesday evening whel
an old bill of the Hayner Distiller,
company against the Montpelier liquo
agency amounting to S151.20, was or
dered paid. In some mysterious wa,
though it had never been traced, tn
ing the year 1901. The whiskey wa
bottled and packed in barrels and al
though il hda never been traced, tn
council believed it wise to pay the bill
to avoid suit which the distiller,
company would bring
The Academy of Music has an attrac
ton which has not been equalled thi