The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Straw hats at McWhorter's at from
25c to $500.
The Methodist choir at 6.45 tonight
for rehearsal
A ladies' handkerchief awaits an ow-
ner at this Office.
Ten pounds Of rhubarb for 25 cents,
at II. J. Smiths market.
Table boarders wanted at the Hotel
Northern, $3.50 per week.
A. Mardini OF San Francisco, Cal, is
visiting trends in the city.
This weather calls for lighter under
wear Go to McWhorter's.
15c wash goods for Saturday at only
1112c per yard at Xaughan's.
j. Ward Carver went to his home in
Marshfeld today to spend Sunday.
Born, May 25, to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Jenkins Of l79 South Main street, a
son.
| Attorney j. ]. Enwright of Burling-
ton was in the city yesterday on bust
ness.
Litany and address at the Church of
the Good Shepherd this evening at Z
O'Clock.
The barber shops Of this city viii
keep open all day next Monday, May
l29th
Everything in thin underwear, prices
from Csc to $500 per garment, at Moore
& Owens.
Regular meeting OF Canton yinton
this evening at 7.30 o'clock. Business Of
importance.
Walking skirts must 60. See the
discount that Perry has made on them
for Saturday.
/ The charter for the Central Labor
Union has arrived and will be hung in
their rooms at the meeting tonight.
On Tuesday afternoon there will be
links, between teams to be picked that
day.
The ssDensmoren is fitted with a
"Jnstifier" to condense or expand words
or lines. Ask for catalogue. W. w.
Rogers, Agent.
There viii be meeting Of the com
mittee OF the Barre Quoting associa-
ton Saturday evening at p. M, at
the postofiiee. G. BRINE, Sec'y.
sabato 3 Gigno Grande Representa-
zione del Dramma la Suonatrice
d'Arpa', ppresentato dalla Fillodramma-
tea independents all'opera house.
/ The d. A. Perry Real Estate agency
has sold the Allen Bates farm near the
| WebsterviIle cemetery to Hugh Ray
croft, who buys for a home. Considera-
ton $4,000.
Only those children taking part in
the chiIdren's ball Will be admitted free.
| Everyone must be present at the rehear-
sal Wednesday, May 81, at 4 o'clock in
Hale's pavilion.
/ No meeting of the Boys Brigade of
| the Presbyterian church was held last
levening. The item printed in yester-
days paper was incorrect and did not
come from an authoritative source.
The New England Telephone and
| Telegraph company has petitioned the
Montpelier city council for permission
to place its wires under ground on some
Of the principal streets in that city.
| A Joint meeting of Barre Branch and
| Tool Sharpeners', No. 2, Granite Cutters
4 National Union will be held in the opera
house on Saturday evening at o'clock.
A. H. Smith, See. Jas. Mulch, See
/ William Watson, the golf instructor
from Los Angeles, CAL, who has been
at the Montpelier Country club for
the past two years giving instruc-
| tions to the members, will return to
that city June 12 for short stay.
/ AT the weekly meeting of the Con-
gregational church last evening Alexan-
der Mathieson, Henry Phelps Mrs. G. G.
RamsdelI and Mrs. II. G. Nye were cleo
| ted delegates to the annual Washing
ton county conference of Congregational
churches at Waitsfeld, June and z.
Tickets for the children's ball may
be obtained Of Mrs. +. T. Cutler, Mrs.
III. j. Smith, Mrs. Arthur Campbell, Mrs.
sherman Parker, Mrs. Carson, Mrs,
James Ahern, Mrs. G. A. Kent, Mrs. II,
b. Mudgett, Mrs. John Cummings Mrs.
! w. G. Quinlen and Mrs. John Worcester.
] The following team has been chosen
to meet the Mortified football club on
/ Decoration day: Goal, d. Cruickshank I;
backs, McISennon and Brew: half backs,
4 Aluzzy, Stewart and tombstone; for
wards, Evan, Mitchell, Mckennon, Jopp,
| Captain, and Blann; reserves, II. In
gram, |. Clark. The team viii leave
Barre on the s.35 C. V. Game called at
1890
1 The greatest sacrifice sale Of bow ties
ever offered the people Of Barre win
be offered by A. A. Smith y Brother for
today and tomorrow, as they will
/ place on sale 25 dozen of the newest
| productions in the 25c grades OF bow
ties at only &c each. They certainly
viii not last long at this exceptionally
low price, therefore it will be to your
advantage to be there early for your
supply.
4 A fitting close to the weeks festivi-
ties will be the concert this evening.
More interest is manifested than is us
ual ON former occasions, and no one will
be disappointed who attends. It was
a grand success in Burlington last even
ing. Secure your seats, If you've not
already done so, before Z o'clock at Red
Cross Pharmacy to night After that
at the box office, opera house. The
! boxes will be Occupied by ladies from