The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-08
TALK OF THE TOWN.

new eilhs iOi Nat9tS anu Sill Naioe
suits at Fits,
James carswcll is confined to the
House with illness.
A. AEassucco Of Groton was in the city
today on business.
DR.. l.. l.. Leonard went to Burlington
last night on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Fraser returned
last night from visit in Boston.
William wishart was in Mortified
yesterday afternoon on legal business.
Pavilion. dance Friday night. WiIder's
orchestra. Door prize. Gents 50 cents,
ladies free.
The Over the Teacups club will meet
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 With Mrs.
Richardson.
After dinner whist and other games
were indulged in, and general social
hour passed.
Try pound Of our Medallion coffee
Meaker Brothers Cooperative Store,
North Main street.
The Monarch line Of spring shirts
has arrived and is having its first show
ing at McWhorter's.
Miss Hattie Martin Of Granville, who
has been visiting Mrs. Robert Briggs,
returned home today.
The Illustrations in yesterdays Times
were, with one exception, all made from
photographs by G. Bau
R. S. AicMinn Of Philadelphia IS IN the
city, being called here BY the death Of
his sister, Isabelle McAlinn.
The guests highly appreciated the
hospitable manner in which they were
treated by their host and hostess.
Wanted, By young married man po-
sition as salesman or at anything pay
ing $40 per week. Address C TO, this
office.
B. w Locke of Barton Landing was
in the city to-day Tie win begin work
this week for the Consolidated Light
ing Co
Mrs. G. n. Allen, Jr., left on the
noon train Tor short visit in Proyi-
dence, r. I Mr. Allen will;go down over
Sunday.
Did you forget to pay your interest
March Isl nt the Barre Savings Bank
and Trust company T. fG Rowland,
treasurer.
Gilbertson's orchestra Of sthis city fur
nished music for the BAH given by the
900 club Of Montpelier last evening,
in the Montpelier armorY-
The X. az G. basket bill team viii
play Norwich in ArmoTy hall Friday
evening at 3 o'clock. The best game
Of the seascn il expected
| The amusement committee Of Queen
of the Forest Circle viii meet in For-
esters' hall Thursday evening, March
18th, at 9 p. IN. Let all attend.
The marriage Of Antonie Chioldi and
Berte Ernlelinda Of Montpelier took
place yesterday morning, the ceremony
being performed by the Rev. Father
Conf.
The ladies and Pastors Union will
meet at two o'clock tomorrow after
moon at the home of Mrs L. ID. ALratin,
Church street. All the members are
requested to be present, as there is
sewing to be- done.
| There w5Il be congregational meet
ing in the Presbyterian church Thurs
day evening. March o, at O'Clock, to
take action an MIR. Mitchell's message.
A full attendance is requested BY or
der clerk of session.
st. Elizabeth chapter of the Church
of the Good Shepherd will meet with
Mrs f. b. MuAgett, Thursday afternoon
at 2 o'clock for the purpose Of taking
up special work during Lent. Let every
member try TO be present.
About 20 of Jaanes w. Coutts' sehoal-
mates met at his home on Harrington
avenue and gave him surprise Iast
evening. On behalf of the company
Harry Davidson presented him with 4
nice watch. Lemonade, punch and
cake were served and the evening was
spent in games. The party broke Up at
1880, all having spent very enjoyable
evening
In a game of chess, BIZ correspondence,
between Officer George Booth OF this
city, and J. It. Iaavgne Of Burlington,
champion Of the state Booth won after
the 54th move. This game was started
the 9th OF April, 1904, and Mr.. Laygne
resigned in Booths favor yesterday, the |
seventh of March, 1905, The game was
the celebrated Ruy Lopez opening. Booth |
played the white side
President Heath Of the senior class
Of the University Of Vermont has APP
pointed the following committee Of FIVE
to have charge Of the usual founders
day exercises; Frank +. Beclcley, 0s, !
Barre, chairman; Martin w. Chaffee, '05,
Morrisyille; Everett v. Perkins, 05., /
Bridgewater Cornersj John A. Owens, |
'06, Taunton, Mass, and Roy D. Skin
ner, '06, Barton Landing.
Hale's Pavilion dance. The four first
men Of the Wilder orchestra, with G.. I
II. Wilder, director: Mr. Edwin w. (
Bruce, violin Mr.. Ivan Perry, clarinet;
Mr. Karl Forsell, cornet; Mr.. Harry I
Webber, Pianistj Mr.. G. H. Wilder, I
flute and piceolo. This orchestra, which +
is doing fairly CD we'll, and is the 4
one which does the Burlington, st. AL /
bans, Brattleboro, Lancaster. n. IL, and I
White River Junction work, viii try 1
to please the dancers who attend the 4
Hale's Pavilion hop on Friday evening,
March 10th, 1905 Admission, SO cents
for gents, ladies free. Door prize.