The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.
What is wooltexS
New skirts at vaughan's.
New snrino anita nj Ahhott,s

/ LOok at the summer goods at Ferry 3.
The Guyer hats for spring for sale
at Moore 6 Owens.
P. + Mccarthy went to Mortified
last night on business.
Mrs. A. T. Batehelder returned from
Newport last evening.
Tickets are on sale for Robert En-
met at Red Cross Pharmacy.
The largest variety Of rain coats for
men and boys at McWhorter's.
Miss Goldie HAYES Of cabot is vis.
lting her aunt, Mrs. Robert Inglis.
M. II. Hughes returned last night
from a business trip to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Raymond Of
Randolph are visiting Mrs. X. w. Morse.
Series dance at the Pavilion Satur-
day evening. Wilder's orchestra. Door
prize.
New lace curtains at veale & knights
for Use, $l.o0, S1.25, $500 up to $500
per pair
Mems top coats and rain coats, the
largest assortment TO be found, at Moore
& Ovens
L. M Caminita sta preparando una
grande fiesta per j giorno otto Aprile
al Pavilion.
Master Burnham Colby Of Plainfield
is spending the week at the home Of
Fred Page, his cousin.
The Barre Pleasure club will give
dance at Miles hall Saturday evening,
with door prize offered.
The two years old daughter Of Mrs.
Grace Creed died at 2 o'clock this morn
ing Of broncho pneumonia.
Don't miss the series dance at the
Pavilion Saturday night. Wilder's or
chestra and good time guaranteed.
Grande veglione mascherata sabato
25 Mario al Pavillons Hail. Premii
allie migliori masehere. La Sezione So
cialsta.
The amusement committee Of Clan
Gordon No. i2 viii meet IN the Clan
room Friday night at o'clock sharp.
J. Elrick, Sec.
james G. Ross and Charles Porter
arrived III the city last night from Scot
land Mr. Ross left here seven years
ago for Scotland.
The Spauiding school Juniors won
game Of basket ball from the Boys club
Monday evening, scoring 10 points 10
~ by the boys.
Mrs. f. A. Warner Of Washington is
in Boston purchasing spring millinery
and will be the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
+ 4 Densmore, a few days.
John Connolly, upholsterer for A. w.
Badger 4 Co., left this morning for his
home in Philadelphia, being called there
by the sickness Of his daughter.
Dr.. G. H Kent and wife, DR.. c. WI
Steele and wife and Dr. r. MI Lynde
left this morning for Rutland to attend
the Vermont State Dental convention.
The Peoples National Bank have
new supply OF home savings banks.
Call soon If you want one. The Peo-
pies National Bank. See advertisement.
A water pipe burst ii the bath room
in the tluinlcn block this morning and
a large quantity Of water ran down in
to F. H Rogers tailoring room, wet
ting some Of his goods.
The regular council meeting Of the
Ladies' Aid society of st. Monica S !
church win be held this evening in the
convent at 1880 p. m. All consultors
are requested to be present
Special conclaye Of st. Aldemar's
X. f., will be held at the
asylum, Thursday evening, March 16,
at 1880 p. nj, Work, Temple degree.
Per order, William Mari, Eminent Com
mander
The Ladies' Aid Of the Congregational
church win hold special meeting with
Mrs. A. r. Abbott, Edgewood, Thursday
At 2:30 p NJ. Let large number make
N effort to be present as work Of inn
portance is to be done.
A Seampini is talking Of putting in
: drug store in the store now occupied
As barber shop in his new block. 1t
IS said the purpose of this is to secure
! druggists license under which he hopes
g be able to sell liquors.
At the regular meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid society of Sc. Monica's church held
asst evening, il was unanimously voted
q extend thanks to Moore & Owens for
heir very generous donation If cleth-
ng to the society to be distributed
lmong the poor.
The new train schedule on the Barre
ind Montpelier line Of the Montpelier
{ Wells River RI r., which goes into
fleet next Monday, has the following
hanges Trains leaving Barre at 3;15
md $50 in the afternoon will leave at
and $50 respectively.
Friends Of Miss Celia Hitchcock Of
Sorthdeld win be panied to hear of her
leath, from injuries sustained by burn
NJ last Sunday night Miss Hitchcock
uttered terribly, although Dr. Shaw did
possible to alleviate the
'ain. She was SO years Of age
Mrs. 4. D. Brown Of Mortified viii
ddress st. Elizabeth Chapter Of the
'hureh Of the Good Shepherd at the
ome Of Mrs. William Calder Thursday
fternoon, on Auxiliary Work All
nembers Of the Chapter and ladies of
he congregation are cordially invited
0 be present.
G. Wendell Londgren, son Of Mr.. and :
frs. Charles Londgren of 207 East =