The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Patrick Cor went to Boston today OF
business.
New sateens for dresses at VeaIe &
Knights.
G. II. Adams has started his tin cart
once more.
William Mcdonald went to Boston to
day on a business trip.
Mrs. Charles Ayers went to st. Johns
bury today on a visit
Mrs. J. NJ Taft is i'll with the grip al
her home on Merchant street
Seven days more before packing ou1
frs away. a. p. Abbott & Co.
Just unpacked at The Vaughan store
new skirts and new shirt waist suits.
The Ladies' Of the Grand Army have
their regular meeting Monday evening
G. A. Kent, clerk in Eastman Bros.
store, is confined to the house with ill
ness.
George +, Clark left last night for
Dispatch, n. ", where he expects to
secure work
Mrs. Harry Chamberlain Of Montpel-
Ter is in Boston to visit her sister Mrs.
H. f. Barton.
On account of the illness OF Prof. FL
more, the dancing class viii not meet
Friday evening.
A new supply Of Wamer's simple
Life" at the Ideal Book and Stationery
store. zoe per copy.
See our windows for the new things
in children's suits, top coats and reef
ers. Moore & Owens.
Gilbertson's orchestra played at Wa
terbury last evening for the nurses
bali at the state hospital.
Billiards. steamship agency received
word this morning that the Saxonia
would dock at Liverpool at noon.
st. Augnstine's church in Montpelier
was crowded last evening when FL ID.
y. 0'Snllivan Of ST. Adams spoke.
Harry & Shurtleif, the Montpelier al
torney, Is engaged to be married to Miss
Lonisa + Hammond Of Turin, n. III
Mrs. W. G. Nye and Miss Blanche
Mooreeroft Of North Montpelier are vis-
ting at the home Of W. A. Bradford
William Murray returned this morn
ing from Montreal, where he went to
have a cataract removed from his left
eye.
Special communication of Granite lc1ee
No. 35, T. and a. NJ, Friday evening,
March "A, at ? o'clock Work, first de-
gree.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ G. Stone and daugh.
ter have returned to their home in Cav
endish after visit at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. P. u. Ladd
Tie amusement committee If the
Ladies' Of Clan Gordon will meet with
Mrs. Rose Inglis on East street, tomor-
row afternoon a ? o'clock. Business Of
Importance.
The Ladies' Union Of the Universalist
church viii serve new maple sugar the
first Of the week, the exact date to be
announced soon. George Richardson
viii furnish sugar.
At the Salvation Army hall next Sat
arday night, March 25th, Is pound
meeting Will all our soldiers and
friends bear this in mind and come
along good large crowd for the ben.
eft Of the officers quarters. All are in
yited.
Joseph Drew Of East Warren was
taken yesterday to the state hospital
for the insane at Waterbury by Con-
stable w. =. Dana Of Warren Mr.
Drew is the old man who it is alleged
recently set fire to the buildings Of
Gerald Campbell Of East Warren.
Mrs. Mary 4. Palmer is confined in
her room iii the B. ID Thomasi block.
DIR. Goodrich is attending her. She was
intending to take a vacation but was
detained on account Of the sickness and
death Of her niece, Blanche Craipe. 81
She has not been able to
leave her room since the funeral.
The prompt sugar-malSers in this vi.
cinity have their orchards tapped and
are now engaged in making the first
maple sugar Of the season The last
two days have been particularly favor
able for run of sap. There was
smart run yesterday, and the first new
syrup was brought into the city.
The local branch 81 the Central Yer
mont railway is an unusually busy place
at present, according to reports. saws
the Montpelier journal On an average
one hundred cars are being handled dai-
~, at present, and on a recent day 127
were taken care OF III single day.
Large numbers of these cars contain
shipments Of granite that are to be
used previous to Memorial day. One
engine and one crew Of men handle the
freight business that comes ana goes
through Montpelier Junction.
Apparently the time has come when
every man, rich or poor, can appear well
dressed OH the hustling streets of Barre.
By referring to A. A. Smith & Brothers
in another column Of this
paper You viii find many useful articles
1T prices that the poorest poor can afford
to pay. Shirts Of the Toe, $500 and
1925 grades at SOC, shoes at Sf.os. re-
lueed from the $3.50 to $500 lines, and
other articles accordingly. Have YOU
found out about the $4,000 suit they
are to give awayY II not YOU should
lose no time in finding out about it.
Read their advertisement carefully. You
will find if ON the sth page Of this
paper.
Grand concert at Barre opera house,
tuesday, March 2stlt comprising scotch,
English and Irish melodies, humorous
iketches, humorous readings, etc. Ad- |