The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-24
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Hosiery specials at Abbott's.
Shirt waist sale at Vaughan's.

Lord & Taylor's fancy hosiery at
Abbott's.
Joe Lavery has sold his bay colt to
Charles Coutts.
Cecil Place is recovering from an at
tack OF bilious fever.
w. H. Gale went to ST. Johnsbury
this morning on business.
Rev. Ariel Bellondi went to Water
bury this morning on business.
Miss flora Batehelder began school in
the Lawson district last Monday.
Frank L. Robinson of Burlington
spent Easter at +. r. Northrop's
Roy blanchard of burlington is visit
ing his aunt, Mrs. 4. f. Blanchard
William Dawson ii West Berlin
spent Sunday with friends in the city.
Chatting dish dainties at the Easter
sale. Congregational church April 25.
A special line telephone has been
placed in the new fire station, The call
! is 30.
All kinds Of reliable fishing tackle at
reasonable prices at the Boston Bargain
Store.
Born, April %, to Mr.. and Mrs. VI. J..
Spaulding Of II Academy street, a
daughter.
N. II. Piper and daughter, Mrs. Z. A..
Sawyer and nephew are visiting at M.
j. Spaulding's.
Double or single washings and iron
ings done at so Elm street, up stairs.
Mrs. Castleman.
On Easter week Tuesday at ten
o'clock, holy communion at the Church
of the Good Shepherd.
Tickets fer the Roys' club concert
Wednesday evening are now on sale at
the Red Cross Pharmacy.
Mrs, Don Hawley and Miss Augusta
Soule of Fairfield were the guests of
Mrs. Harry Whitcomb over Sunday.
f. w. Montgomery has resigned his
position at the Cobble Hill creamery,
and win finish his duties May lst.
| Fred Miller, who has been visiting
friends in the city for several days, left
this morning for Moors Forks, y. y.
James Mltch and John sadlier lett
this morning for Quincy, Mass, on bust
ness connected with the blacksmiths'
union.
/ Fred L. White returned to Lyndon
/ vile this morning after spending Sun
| day at the home Of bis parents, Mr. and
Mrs. O. E. White.
/ All members OF Granite City Lodge,
Il /. o. O. L. NJ, having tickets to sell for
the ball, have money or tickets at Pa
vilion BY p. M, sure, April "a.
H G. Ban has purchased 81 G. N. Wales
the new house erected BY the latter at
50 Franklin street. Mr.. Bau buys it foI
a home and expects to move in May 10
1 Mrs 4. L. Allen, national organizer
of the Womans' Home Mission Society
will give talk in the Methodist church
| Tuesday evening, April 25. Admission
free
John Tabor has silver thfeeseeni
piece which he carries for luck piece
He picked it up IN his front yard re
Gently. II is very little worn and i
dated 1853.
Mrs. Sarah A. Mower. one OF the old
est residents OF this city, celebrated hei
saith birthday today BY giving re-
eeption to her friends at her home at Ii
South Main street.
i Lake trout fry are ready to ship and
those wishing them to stock lakes and
lponds in Vermont should write II. g
Thomas, the commissioner at Stowe, al
once for blank acquisitions.
| Special eonyocation Of Granite Chap
! ter, No. 20, R. A. NJ, in Masonic hal
this Monday evening at Z o'clock. Lee
TIRES. On Tuesday evening at O'Clock
| the offieers-el will be installed.
/ A daughter, weighing eight and one.
half pounds, was born Wednesday to
Mr. and Mrs. George S. WEIGH of Plain.
field. Mrs Welch Is daughter of the
| Rev F. G Hutchins of PIainfield.
i c, Y. Kent and w. L. Turney have
bought the J. S. ViIes poultry farm OF
Berlin side in Montpelier, consideration
$500. This place was known as ths
Turner farm and lies near the city
limits.
4 There viii be meeting of the Bon
accord football club on Tuesday at
o'clock in the Milano hotel. All mem
bers are requested to attend as there il
very important business to transact
G. Mckenzie, Sec.
May d. Matthews has been granted 6
bill of divorce from Alexander ]. Mat
thews, for intolerahle severity, anc
Josephine Siisena has been separated
from Artilio Susena, for the same Boil
are Barre cases.
Members of the Barre Quoting clul
are requested to meet at the grounds
Tuesday evening, April Is. Come Al
early as possible. If wet evening
come the irst following evening thai
is clear. J. w. Fraser, Sec.
Jefferson White of Barre made appli
cation for pension less than thre,
. months ago. He now has an income Of
SIS a month. Frances "A. Nelson d
Orange, widow of the late Alonzo r
Nelson, now gets SIG month, witt
$3.50 in arrears.
Tonight in the opera house the ex
hihition Of moving pictures in living
! form from 80 different countries ant
! colonies. Do not miss this as yon vii
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