The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-06
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Saturday candy zoe box at Barre
Candy Kitchen.
William Embery left last night for
New York on a visit.
Covert cloths for SIPS, Si.50 and
S1.75 per yard at Fits.
See the specials in ladies' coats at
Abbott's at only 1898 each.
o. D. cyr leaves tonight for Bay of
Chileur, 2. @. to spend few weeks va
cation.
To Rent,-A furnished room, No. 4
Prospect street, opposite the opera
house.
Since moving to the new store, Nc
Whorter has doubled his line OF trunks,
bags and suit cases.
About thirty school children went to
Middlesex this morning on their annual
trip to gather arbutus.
Miss Lucy Grant arrived in the city
last night from Scotland, where she has
been ON an extended visit
Miss Francis Blaisdel Of West Tops
ham is visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs III. II Harris for few days.
Letter Carrier Waterman Is back on
his route after a FIVE days absence and
Letter Carrier Dyer is away looking for
trout.
Theodore Whitehead and Stanley Bur
CESS, two sports from Eastern avenue,
are catching al the fish from Berlin
Pond, today.
| Frank Tileston Smith, vocal teacher,
from Boston, can be found at his rooms,
Is Church street, Thursday afternoons
and evenings.
Mrs. Emily jackson, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. + H. Rogers,
for week, returned today to her home
in Littleton, n. H.
Frank Yeartaw wants it understood
he il not selling ont his business, but
| is simply disposing Of duplicate tools
be had no use for.
Supt. o. d. Mathewson went to Bur-
lington yesterday afternoon to attend
| a meeting of the state normal school
commissioners last evening.
All tile regular police have been APP
pointed truant officers and the boys and
girls who skip school are TO be looked
after. The officers are already on the
watch.
The Rev. W. r. Davenport has gone
4 on d tfip for the Vermont Anti-saloon
League To the Northwestern part Of the
state, visiting Sheldon, Sheldon june
tion and Franklin.
j. William Brown was hired today as
breakman on the Montpelier & Wells
River road. He does not know yet
whether he will work in the yard here
Tor on the main line.
The Eckardt family gave a very en-
ioyable entertainment at the N. y
church last evening under the auspices
Iof the Epworth league. There was
tar sized attendance.
4 The portrait from life Of Mayor Vim
Barclay. now being shown in b. w
Hooker & Co.'S window, is the work Of
artist Souverine, who viii present it &
the city to be hung in the city hall.
Cents watch, bicycle, gasolene stove
tkt1VStAt5 ~tRNN. ~ dtAAiAE NhNAof - So
Ichen table, extension table, bencl
wriuger, chamber suit, odd chairs Of
every description, at City Auction
Irooms.
4 Today's special bargain in under
wear ut "a. a. Smith 4 Brothers in.
cludes all the popular fabrics in the SOC
line of underwear, including balbriggan
| Jersey ribbed, etc. Don't miss this most
| opportme time to get your underwear
/ at lowest prices. See advertisement on
page four.
1 Bright Star Rebekah Lodge, No. is
/ has accepted an invitation from the Re
bekah Lodge in Montpelier TO attend
Il their meeting on Tuesday evening, May
liz. Members will take the Gas car anC
a special car will return after the work
i All Rebekah members are urgently re
Iquested to go.
i Mrs. II. b. Mudgett left last evening
on the midnight train for Boston, to at
tend the annual session of Supreme
Hodge, n. Il. o. p, of which she is {
permanent member She will also yisi
her friend, Mrs Flora Clark and Mrs
Lewis Boone Of Dorchester, Mass, be
fore she returns.
Il The concert given at the Presbyterian
church last evening at the closing Of thi
meetings for the year Of the Young
Peoples association, was q very plea
SAINT affair." musical programme wa
arranged and carried out very success
fully. It was enjoyed by good sizet
crowd Of young people.
The annual meeting of st. Elizabeth
chapter Of the Church Of the Good Shep
herd was held in the church, Thursda,
afternoon, at 2 o'clock, the Rev Charlie
Freeman presiding. The following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing year
President, Mrs. j. w. Vaughn; vic
president, Mrs. W. II. PitlSin; secretary
Mrs. S. N. Parker, treasurer, Mrs. +
G.. Rowland.
The following were the floral tribute
at the funeral Of Mrs. Edwin Choate o.
4 Thursday: Carnations, DIN Griffin, Der
Webster aud family, O. w. Ayerill, MI
and Mrs. Campbell, Miss Grace Rowland
Bessie and Thomas Rayside, Mrs. J
Henry Jackson. Mrs. G. II. Coppins, Di
and Mrs. Joe w. jackson, Mrs. I'M
Ayerill Miss Hattie Sibley, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Lewis Coburn; Easter lilies, NJ
and Mrs. Fred Mears and Truman Miles