The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-14
TALK OF THE TOWN.
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New skirts at yaughan's
New spring suits at Abbott's.
Look at the summer goods at Perry's.
The Guyer hats for spring for sale
at Moore & Ovens.
George A. Reed went to Hanover, N.
Ii, today on business
Tickets are on sale for Robert En-
met at Red Cross Pharmacy.
~The Jolly Elves" will meet Thursday
at ? o'clock at the usual place.
The largest variety Of rain coats for
men and boys at McWhorter's.
sold Black Joe" will be at the Uni
yersalist church on Friday evening.
New lace curtains at veale & Knights
Tor 75c, S1.oo, Sl.25, $500 up to $3.0o
per pair.
Mems top coats and rain coats, the
largest assortment to be found. at Moore
& Ovens
Several Darre automobiles are III
Boston. attending The automobile show
this week.
The Rebekahs hold practice meeting
in /. o. o. f. Hall Wednesday at 2 p.
N. Let all be present.
John Pickering Of the gas company
went to Lowell, Mass, last night to
visit his brother for week.
The Noodmen viii meet in X. Of G..
hall Wednesday evening. The drill
team viii meet at $3.50 o'clock.
Buy a frst-quality rubber at our
store It costs you no more than cheap
=sr goods. Barre Shoe Company.
There will be a meeting Of the school
commissioners this evening az o'clock
in the spanlding school hridihg.
Arthur Brown returned to his home
in Williston today after spending sun
day with friends at the seminary.
IF. Cray has been called % Bellows
Falls and the services at St Moniea's
church tomorrow morning will not be
lell
The time to select your negligee shirts
for spring and summer is now, when
the assortment is large. Go TO Nc
Whorter's.
Miss Fannie Crandall music teacher
in the public schools, is Ill at her home
in Burlington and will not be able to
teach this week.
Fred Ny, Bancroft Of Montpelier has
1 fta ..f II
send, wholesale granite dealers, and viii
learn the business.
The Peoples National Bank have a
new supply Of home savings banks.
Call soon If you want one. The Peo-
Pies National Bank.
Joe Gay began work Monday morning
for Cliff Cote in Briggs old shop on
Prospect street Mr.. Gay will have
charge Of the blacksmith shop Ct
Come 10 the Universalist church on
Friday evening and hear the song Just
Before the Battle, Mother and see it
Illustrated by living pictures.
Miss Alice Pike returned this morning
from trip to New York and Boston,
where she has been purchasing spring
goods for her millinery store
Sabato rs Mario ia Sezione Socialista
dara IN gran veglionc mascherato, con
grande Iotteria ricchi premii ale mig.
lori maschere al Payillioni Hall.
Sugar makers in this vicinity are get
ting ready for the first run eff sap.
Trees in open places were tapped yes
terday, but there was only a faint run.
Friends in this city Of Philo Blodgett
Of Worcester, formerly Of this city, will
be pleased to learn that he has consid
erably improved after his recent illness.
Sabato S ApriIe r. NJ, Caminita dara
una fiesta da balio al Pavilloni Hall a
Ia beneiieio del condannati politiei. La
festa 81 prepare spiendida Sara un fes-
tone.
The Baptist Women's Missionary so.
ciety will hold its annual meeting at
the church tomorrow afternoon, follow
ed by 2 supper for the members and
their families.
Those Of the f. Of a. degree team,
and Others, who are going to East Barre
Wednesday evening, March Lis, will meet
at Foresters' hall ut 6 o'clock p. M, to
take teams.
Miss Nellie a. Colburn has finished
work as stenographer in NJ. nj, Gordon's
Office and went to Claremont, N, IT.,
today, where She has accepted position
as stenographer
Air. and Mrs A. w Allen will spend
the summer on the Nathan Skinner
farm iii Plainfald instead of the Nathan
Springer farm in WilliMnstown, as
stated in yesterdays paper.
BY using one Of our home savings
banks you can save small amounts that
would get away from you while you
are trying to save dollars Begin now.
The Peoples National Bank.
WHAT ty my country fly from the
suffering people ! have sworn to defend.