The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-13
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Clarence Cole is confined to the house
with tonsilitis.
Saturday candy zoe box at Barre
Candy Kitchen.
A few SOC stock ties to close at Zoe
at McWborter's.
Black sharkslsin dress goods, 75e per
yard, at Abbott's.
Mrs. James Glynn left this noon for
Concord, N. H., to live.
Special prices on ladies' muslin I'M
derwear at Naughans.
A daughter was born to Mr.. ana Mrs.
r. p. Meaker Thursday evening".
G. Comolli returned yesterday from
Italy, where he spent the winter.
Charles r. Dimiek Of Boston il visit
ing friends in the city over Sunday.
HOLSTERS and clam stews Saturday
and Sunday at Scampini's restaurant.
The Stonecutter's Journals may be
secured at the union Office this evening.
Whilst party ait odd Fellows hall,
Gordon block, this evening Everybody
invited.
Miss Edith Gladding arrived in town
last evening from Holyoke, Mass, for
a visit.
Dominica Tomasi Is preparing to erect
q tive-story block on Main street in
Montpelier.
Darwin Jones and @. II. Perry return
cd yesterday from a business trip toI
Hardwick.
The Swedish ladies sewing circle will
meet with Johnson, Boynton street,
this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Wells were in.
Woodbury. yesterday to attend the flu
neral Of an uncle.
Miss Edith Jones Of Bradford il visit
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. f.
Harris for few days.
Harvey Clark Of Cabot, who has been
visiting his brother, r. I. Clark, re-
turned home yesterday.
4. J. Scott and j. Ward Carver went
to Waitsfeld this morning to spend
Sunday at the formers home.
Miss Grace Ingalls, and Miss Maude
Il. Harris went to Mortified last night
to visit at the formers home today.
a. Fl. 0rdway returned last night
from Claremont, n. H., where he has
been visiting for the past two weeks.
Henry Premier returned this morning
from Troy, N. IL, where he went to
attend the funeral Of a brother in hw
Special ali city Auction Rooms this
evening. Palace organ az good as
new. Cost $4,000. Come in and ex-
anime.
Regular meeting Odd Ladies NJ u,
Tuesday, May is, p. M, Is. Of G. hall.
Every member is earnestly requested to
| be present
Notice The yeloS demonstration
booked for Monday night has been post
poned until d later date. Red Cross
Pharmacy
AIr. and Mrs. Harry Harris Of Wind
sor are visiting at y. F. Davis over
| Sunday. Mr., Harris was formerly q
clerk ID Davis Drug store.
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Miss Margaret Henry Of Lowell, Mass.
is at home, called there by the serious
! illness OF her brother, james, who il
sick with pneumonia. Miss Henry is
nurse IN the Lowell General Hospi-
tai.
John Wilson Of this city was in city
was in city court this morning and
pleaded guilty of iHtoxication, being ar
rested last night by Officer Hamel He
was fined SIS with costs Of $500, which
was paid.
The weekly dance At Hale's pavilion
last evening was attended hy about
| fifty couples. Several pieces Of Wilder's
orchestra furnished music. The door
prize, a rocking chair, was drawn BY
Miss Mann.
Mrs. Il r. Branon returned to her
home in Washington last night from
Taunton. Mass, where she has been
spending the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Dwineli. She was accompanied by
her daughter.
Manager Arthur Daley OF the Inter
city base ball team has returned to his
home in st. Albans after having coaeh-
ed the Norwich University ball team,
Manager Daley was in Burlington to
see on Vermont -Lehigh game.
The incasing walls Of the City Park
fountain Mere removed yesterday and
the seats, newly painted, were put out
lready to be placed. Persons should be
careful about treading on the lawn as
the grass i yet in a rather uncertain
state
Have you secured your tickets fol
4 the Ion Jackson recital yet? If not you
can do 80 BY applying TO Pr. }. w
A Jackson, s. Andrews, Mrs. II. g. Wood
ruff, Mrs e. NJ. Taynfor, Mrs. w. II
Sutherland, Airs. ]. f. McSweeney
Misses Gladys Gale and Beatrice Kent
! Wilson Marshall of Barre was married
Ito Miss Maud Clogston, daughter u Mr.
and Mrs G. H. Glogston of Worcester
lat the brides home in the latter placs
Il Thursday afternoon. Rev. p. IL. Car
Ipenter performed the ceremony, after
B which dainty repast was served. Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall will reside in Barre
On their return from wedding trip t.
Montreal.
II Rev. s NJ Jackson, formerly pastor
Iof the Congregational church in this
eity, was operated upon for appendicitis