The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-19
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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/ W. L. Newton went to Wells Rive
today on business.
/ W. G. Sweet went to st. Adams to
day to visit friends.
Table boarders wanted at the Hote
Northern, $3.50 per week.
| Raymond Diemer leaves tonight fol
New York on a business trip.
The loyal Arcarum viii laeet tonight
70 take action on s death clam
Three pairs Of muslin curtains fol
Si.Oo at Perry's on Saturday
Five hundred new Zoe pictures jus,
received at the Boston Bargain Store
See the old Missouri Hoe Down At the
Barre opera house, Monday May 22
| You will want three pairs OF muslin
curtains for Sl.00 at Pefry's on Satur-
day.
Charles T. White began working this
morning as clerk in A. a. Smith a Bros
store,
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Colombo Of Pearl street Wednesday
evening
Broken lots Of tigh.priee oxfords at
prices TO close. Bargain tables. Barre
Shoe Go.
After o'clock Saturday evening chill
dren's 15e hose for Toe pair at The
Vaughan Store.
There will be a meeting of tie So
cialists at 10 Central street this (Fri-
day. evening at Z o'clock,
There were about thirty couples Of
dancers at the concert and dance given
in Hale's pavilion last evening.
Mrs. Fred Clay and Mrs. II. f. Elet-
cher We're in East Montpelier yesterday
as the guests Of Mrs. 4. g. Whiteher.
A team Of junior Foresters won a VIC
tory over a Addison street nine in a
five inning game. The score was 10 to
3.
Thomas Alagner OF Burlington, state
superintendent Of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance company, visited at the local
Office today.
Don't forget that II il durable is well
as easy OF operation The ~Densmore'
has other improvements too, w. w.
Rogers, Agent.
I-itany and address at the Church OF
the Good Shepherd tonight at $50
o'clock Subject Of address, "Mordinate
and Sinful Affections"
Mr. and Mrs. viii Stowe and children
returned this morning from Burlington.
where he has been 90 attend the Grand
Lodge Of the I. q. @. Il
The Ladies Of the Alacabees viii hold
q whist party IN Foresters' hail, Satnr-
lday evening, playing to begin at 5
O'Clock sharp Refreshments
iohn iIagester 81 Montpelie is eriti-
legl.y ii, and his son, Hem I, has not
isen able to be on since January, Wien
he was taken sick with pneumonia.
Henry Premier opened his restaurant
on Granite street last evening. Ernest
Letourneau has been engaged as chef
and will conduct a first class restaurant.
Auction sale Of household goods for
merry owned by DIR. A. III II. Lewis
will be held at City Auction Rooms on
saturday, MAY goth, at 2 and : j. m.
See large bills.
w. A. Lord Of Montpelier was called
70 eieneoa, N. N., last night by the seri-
Gus illness of his sister, Mrs. Jennie L.
Sargent. Mrs. Sargent has been an IN
valid many years.
Officer Hamel arrested CLAYTON r.
Cole Of Washington last night for in.
toxication. Cole pleaded guilty in city
court this morning and paid fine Of
ST with costs Of Ss.54.
Bon-accord football club. special
meeting Of members viii be held in the
club rooms tonight at seven prompt.
business important. All members are
requested to be present.
Until further notice 4. A. Smith &
Bros will sell the regular 15c umbrellas
at zoe each Just the right kind Of nm.
brella for school children and for the
working men TO take to the stone sheds.
About twenty people from this city
went to Graniteville last night to at
tend the concert and dramatic entertain
ment given BY the Northfeld Dramatic
club under the direction Of Miss Bertha
lierney pc this city.
r ~ Alolla has furnished hail for
David Cmnolli, who had been held since
~cPtrmicr on the charge OF assault with
irient to kill, and Comolli has been ~
leased from county Jail. The CASE Will
efsnle ~ rext September,
Deputy Sheriff Clarence Dodge, motor
man on the electrics, arrested Daniel
Kingston on the car last night for in
toxication. In city court this morning
Kingston pleaded not guilty and his
case was continued until next Monday.
Mrs. Oscar Smith Of Graniteyille who
was taken to the Mary Fletcher hospi.
tai at Burlington, Monday, for an opera
ton, is doing as well as could be ex
pected. Mr., Smith, who accompanied
her to the hospital, returned yesterday.
The somewhat unusual case against
q woman for intoxication was heard in
Montpelier city court yesterday. The
woman was Mrs. Nellie Isamorv who, acv
eording to the reports, has been intoxi-
Gated for a week or so. The woman
pleaded guilty to being found intoxi
Gated and could not pay her fine
The body of Merton Eastman was
taken to Stowe this afternoon on the
$40 train, where the funeral services
will be held from the home of his sister