The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-09
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Garment values at Abbotts

T. T Cutler went to st Adams this
morning on business.
afcWhorter's line Of dress gloves is
the most complete in the city.
Ezra White, and Fred Cults went to
Brookfield today on a fishing trip.
4 son was born yesterday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph AIovaIli OF Center street.
Abbott's New York garment purchase
is making big saving to their trade
The master builders viii meet at c,
L. Bugbee's office tonight at 7.3o o'clock.
Shop stewards can secure the Quarry
Workers Journal at the secretary's Of
fee.
B. Gattoni, former resident Of this
city, died recently at his home in Italy
Of consumption
You should see the table Of linen
yoiles at Fits. Short lengths and waist
lengths at half price.
The Norwich and University Of Yer-
mont ball teams win meet at intercity
park next week Saturday.
John Mcdonald Of st. Johnsbury, who
has been in the city for a few days on
business, returned home today.
Cook with Otto coke. Cheaper and
better than wood for the summer season.
Calder & Richardson, Depot Square.
Robert H. Ranney went to St. Johns
bury yesterday to attend the funeral
Of his brother in-law, Sheriff Suloway.
Roy Smith was taken yesterday 10
the house of correction at Rutland to
serve two and quarter years for lar
ceny.
William W. Gilbert and Mrs. Eva 4.
Cass, 81 Montpelier, were married May
BY Rev. r. +. Lowe, pastor OF the
Methodist church,
Regular convocation Of Ruth Chapter,
NJ. 80, q. +. s. Wednesday May 10,
| at 100 p. III. There viii be work, and
refreshments win be served.
Regular review OF the Il. o. 4. NJ.
win be held Wednesday, May 10, at Z
O'Clock sharp, in Foresters' hall Will
the guards please come for practice.
Wanted to buy either Calls Estimates
on Granite, or Manufacturers Exchange
Book. State what you have and low
est cash price. a. A., Box 4o4, Barre.
+. W. Eagan Of Montpelier is nursing
several injuries as result Of being
thrown from the wagon, his horse being
frightened By James Boutwell's auto
mobile
The regular meeting OF the Granite
Polishers Union viii be held on We'd
lnesday evening at 7.30, in Painters hall.
A full attendance is requested; business
lof Importance to be considered.
Mrs Adelbert Green Of East Montpe-
lier was in the city yesterday and pur-
chased a Blasius piano Of ii. A. Gould
Mrs. Green was formerly assistant
music teacher in Montpelier seminary.
yelox demonstration on Monday, May
18th, from Z to Q p. m. Please bring
an unmounted Velox print and have il
reieyeloped to beautiful Sepia tone
Red Cross Pharmacy, Miles New Block
Barre, VT.
The regular monthly meeting Of The
l<tdieS ALI SDcitbg u tots Moilest
church this evening at o'clock sharp
Every member is earnestly requested
to be present as the ladies of the coun
lcil are 10 serve supper to the members
lat the close OF the meeting.
Word has been received in the city
that w. w. Russell has been appointed
to the honorable position of Deputy
Great Sachem of Iroquois Tribe of Rec
Men Mr.. Russell has the goodwill Of hii
! brother Red Men in attaining such /
high and honorable position.
/ During the funeral Of William Henne
berry at Montpelier yesterday the stone
sheds We're shut down. Mr.. Henneherr,
was president OF the Montpelier Branch
lG. G. N. u. The funeral was held a
4 st. Augustine's church, and the bod,
was taken to Manchester, n, H., for in
terment.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andrews Of Nal
den, Mass, Miss Katherine Hutchinson
of New York and Willard Hutchinson
will be in Montpelier tomorrow to as
sist Capt. L. NJ Hutchinson, their father
in the celebration of his 6Sth birthday
Miss Hutchinson has been starring dur
ing the past season in 'The Girl from
\ Rays"
i The Merchants association met il
\ special session last evening TO discus.
the question of street sprinkling. II
was the general opinion that all tht
Y people on Main street would pay fol
having the street wet down in front Of
their places of business or houses. M
sprinlling win be done where it i moi
paid for.
II The following teams have been picked
from the Bonaceord foot bail club fol-
"Wednesday: Red team, goal Fairs, backs
Morrison and Brew, half backs John
stone, Stewart, G, Taylor, forwards
Even, CrlicESshank, Mckernan, Mitchell
and Bland; White team, goal Booth
backs Murray and McKernan; half backs
tShaw, G. Coutts and Simpson, forwards
IL Clark, J. Nicol, w. Ellis, J. Scott
u. Siott,
Il THE Village Grocer held forth at
\ the Strong theatre Saturday Afternoon
and evening, says the Burlington News
The play IS the work of William w
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