The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-13
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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Easter neclSwear at vaughan's.
Big specials in curtains at Fits
Ladies sample suits for s14.9s at
Abbott's.
Series dance at the Pavilion Friday
evening.
New wash shirt waist suits at veale
6 Knights.
Gentlemen's white and fancy vests
at McWhorter's.
Arnold silk muslins for graduation
dresses at Abbott's.
w. F. Stevens went to Waterbury
this morning on business.
Special sale of children's hose, two
pairs for 25c, at Perry's on Saturday
F. w. Powers of Waterbury was a
guest of c. A. Andrews last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Calder went to
Burlington this morning on a visit.
Miss Mary York of Willliamstown
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred E.
Cutler.
Charles Kenyon went to Lyndonville
yesterday to attend the funeral Of a
cousin.
Those Duchess trousers at McWhor-
ter's are the best in the market. From
si.oO to $500.
The works of Wells, Lamson & Co,
viii open up tomorrow morning, after
brief shut down.
A special value in ladies' hose, ribbed
or plain top, two pairs for 25ci at
Perry's on Saturday.
All Manchester Unity Odd Fellows
are requested to meet at Lunnie Bros.
stable Friday evening at 6 o'clock
sharp.
We keep i complete line Of bakery
goods, fresh every day, no old stuff to
dispose Of, Three full weight loayes Of
bread for 25c.
Subordinate Court Barre, No. 3317,
i. O. f., will hold a regular meeting on
Friday, April 14th, at 1880 P. m. J. g.
BomDafa, Il. p
". H. Brunell, who has been EN-.
lployed here as stone cutter, has gone
with his family, 10 Beaver Falls, Pa.
where he will reside.
Special communication Of Lodge No
i35, II. & A. NJ Friday evening April IA
at o'clock. Work third degree. Re
! freshments viii BE served.
Pavilion open Friday evening Dane
ing from S to ~. AYilder's orchestra
Prize given at 1880 p. m. Gents 81
cents, ladies free Cordial invitation
to all.
Mrs. Thomas G. Perry and son, Ray
! mond, who have been visiting friends
| in the city for the past two weeks
returned to their home in Keene, n. H.
today.
All playing members of the Granit'
| City Quoting club are requested to re
port az the grounds as early as possible
Oh Friday evening Per order, j. w
Gauld, See.
The chief Of police in Montpelier
| Martin w. Mcmahon, is TO be marrie'
soon to Miss MARY Larkin, formerly 0
Richmond, now employed at the Pa
vilion hotel The date Of tile weddin
has not been announced.
Hats at prices that are unquestion
ably cheap are shown az special b.
A. A. Smith & Brother this week. al
kinds Of soft and stiff hats, ranging i
value from $500 to $3.50, going at 9st
See their advertisement on page eight.
I The North Barre Stars defeated I'll
River street team yesterday by a scor
| of 81 to 8. The batteries were Star.
lAIeRea and Mckenzie; River streets
Ellis and Mcknight Joseph Riscierel
lis captain and John Davidson is mar
ager Of the North Barre Stars.
i The trustees Of the New England o.
der Of Protection at Montpelier receive
check for $1,000 on a policy held b
Arthur Ropes in that society and it wa
by them turned over to Mrs. Ropes
the beneficiary. Mr.. Ropes was men
Der of the society Is years and paid
4 S23s.4o.
Supt. O. d. Mathewson went to Bal
net yesterday, with Supt. w. E. Range
of Montpelier, To attend the funeral (
A. w Kennison, member of the pull
! fishing house OF CHM K Co. of Bostol
. Mr.. kennison died in Boston and ii
, body was brought to his old home
, Barnet for burial.
Ladies Of Clan Gordon will hold
supper and concert next Tuesday ever