The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-18
TALK OF THE TOWN.


with the road machine
Table boarders wanted at the Hotel
Northern, $3.50 per week.
The new court ties in Dorothy
Dodds" at w. J. McLean's.
Three pairs of muslin curtains Tor
S1.Oo at Perry's on Saturday.
If in need Of flour, 60 to Sowden &
Lyons. Read their advertisement.
You will want three pairs OF muslin
curtains for $1.00 at Perry's on Satur-
day.
After o'clock Saturday evening chill
dren's 15c hose for 10c pair at The
Vaughan Store.
A meeting of the Barre Quoting club
viii be held on the grounds Friday even
ing, May 10. J. w, Fraser See
Among those who attended the an
nual trout banquet at the Lake Mans
field club We're Richard A. Hoar and Fl.
*. Bush.
City water was turned on in the
Perry street branch last night, for the
first time in several months. The pipes
had been frozen.
AIR. and Mrs. 4. G. Lopoint are visit
ing Mrs. Emily Bacon OF South Wash
ington today, it being the 37th anniver-
sary Of their marriage.
All those having tickets for the Ion
Jackson recital win please report to
Mrs. Braley not later than Saturday
evening at eight o'clock.
Thomas kesson, who was barkeeper
for ]. D. OssoIa until the licenses ex-
pired the first OF the month. is to 90
to work for Serafino Massncco at Mont
pelier.
Elmore's Friday night dancing class
will meet at his hall in Montpelier, for
its final, on Friday evening, May 10.
There viii be special car at the switch
at IA p. N.
Miss Julia Cross, Mrs. Sheldon and
Mr.. Perley Z. Pope are among the must
cal people from Montpelier who win at
tend the Ion jackson and Dion Kennedy
recital, May 26th.
A concert and dance Is to be given
this evening IN Hale's Pavilion, concert
to commence at S o'clock sharp. An
orchestra viii furnish music. Full bill.
soc couple. Public cordially invited.
Companion Court Granite City, No.
957, |. O. f., viii hold a regular meet
ing in the !. O, +. hall in Worthen's
block, Friday evening, May 10Th at 7.30
o'clock. Recording Secretary, Minnie
Bruce.
As the result Of a little fishing trip
to South Barre, yesterday, Fred Waters
brought home 4 trout measuring 16 in-
ehes long and weighing a pound and
seven ounces. Mr.. Waters holds the
record for this year.
The Children's ball will be held in
iales pavilion Thursday evening, jane
list. No pains will be spared to make
this the most enjoyable event Of the
season. Only a limited number of
tickets can be procured All mothers
will please take notice of the change of
date.
The Barre Firemen's club met last
evening and chose the following COM
mittee to have charge Of the opening
LOT the club headquarters in the new fire
station: William Holden, president; II.
NJ. Tobin, secretary and Chief Gladding.
II i expected that the opening will be
held in about two weeks.
There win be q reception at the Uni
versalist parsonage tomorrow evening,
from s until 10 o'clock, and it is hoped
that all the members and friends OF the
church and all friends of other denomi-
nations win be present to meet and vel
come the Rev. and Mrs. Charles G. Con-
ner, who have recently begun their work
in Barre.
There viii be special meeting Of
the G. O. Il. in their hall in Scampini
block on Saturday evening, May Goth,
at 1880 o'clock. Order of business, Init.
alton. Graniteville Court degree team
has been invited to conduct the work.
Smoke talk and refreshments after the
meeting. All members are requested to
be present. Per order Of Committee.
In supreme court yesterday the Mar
cy-Parker lumber case was concluded
and followed by Charles Ward against
d. X. Marvin, also from Orleans county,
which was an action growing out of
horse trade. This ease was followed by
State against w II. Simpson, rape, in
which the constitutional question is
raised as TO whether or not states at
torney can file an information for
felony.
A wonderful opportunity to buy spring
goods at greatly reduced prices is now
offered by A. A. Smith l. Brother. Hats
reduced from S1.50, $500 and ST. to
close at 95c. 15c collars to 60 at &c
apiece. Suspenders at 15e pair. Hos
iery, 15c grade, only sc per pair. I'm
derwear reduced from soc to 3gc, and
other special marg-down articles too
numerous to mention. See their adyer- |
tisencnt on the 4th page.
The intercity concert which is to be
given for the benefit of the Montpelier |
band at Blanchard opera house, Montpe- /
lier. the Esd and oath of May, promises
to be great success. The mandolin, |
banjo and guitar orchestra with Wilder's |
full orchestra was heard at rehearsal by /
the Barre Patronesses a few evenings
since and was pronounced by them to
be very fine. Mrs. Steel, Mrs. Me- |
Sweeney, Mrs. Pilkin and Mrs. Bralev
are the Pa tronpesps and thew aee,,ra