The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-29
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Oh, what a dustl

Satin belts for Use at yaughans.
Figured pongee silk, zoe, at Abbott's.
Frozen solid, some Of Dodges fine ice
cream.
Robert Davis Of Mortified was in the
city today.
More misses covert coats just ar
rived at Fits.
Big line Of white muslin waists for
S10O each at Abbott's.
There viii be a whist party in Odd
Fellows hall this evening
The celebrated Lord 4 Taylor fancy
hose for men at McWhorter's.
Strawberries just in at the Vermont
Fruit Store for 1sc per basket.
| DR.. George IL spiller, optician, win
be at the City Hotel, May l and 2.
Miss Nina Converse went to her home
in AIiddlesex today for visit over sun
4 daughter was born Thursday to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kerr Of Laurel
street.
Theresa, the little daughter Of Arthur
LaPage, is dangerously sick with pneu-
monia.
Mrs. +. III. Rogers went to Littleton,
\. H., today 10 visit at the home Of her
parents.
Punch, ice cream aud cake and home
made candies will be ON sale at Che May
Festival.
Mrs. f. G. Cram returned this al
ternoon from visit with relatives in
Morrisville.
Mrs. Sanford Dutton and son, Ed
ward, went to Williamstown today for
a weeks visit.
4 Found frozen this morning, some Of
/ the finest ice cream ever eaten. Get
some tonight at Dodge's.
/ DR.. C. c. A. Bullock has located here
His Office will be found in the Blanchard
block, second floor, room No. !.
The Washington County Veterans
Association will hold the annual reunion
at Dewey Park August 10 and II.
Regular meeting Of Granite City
Lodge, l. 0. &. NJ. L. Tuesday evening,
May ?, at I o'clock, in X OF G. hall.
Mrs. Thomas Callaghan and children
went to Boston today to join her hus-
band, who has a position there as a
gardener.
Ernest N. Ide Of Barre was married
to Eva Agnes Felix Of South Woodbury.
at the latter place April p, BY the Rev.
J.. Edward Wright.
Tie Ladies' Aid society Of the Pres
hyterian church expect 70 have small
sale oi work in June. Further an
nauncemcnts viii be made.
All those owing subscriptions TO the
Boys club viii confer favor by send
ing same at their earliest convenience ID
John G. Griggs, treasurer.
Acting under The instructions of The
city council. the Montpelier s,lperinten
dent al streets yesterday set out q
trees on ground owned BY the city.
There were sixtey couples Of dancers
at the dance in Iale's Pavilion last
evening" The door prize, a reception
char, was drawn by Miss Morgan.
4 paper Is being circulated for sub.
seriptions to buy new horse for Ey.
erett Hood who recently lost one Of the
pair that draws his cart from town t.
town.
Alexander LANG and r &. Peters
went to Burlington this morning te
visit Mrs. G. W. LANG, who recently
underwent an operation at the Mary
Fletcher hospital.
A meeting Of the Barre Quoting clul
viii be held on the grounds Monday
evening, May 1st. All members pleas,
try and be present, important business
: J. ". Fraser, Sec.
= John Flood Of Graniteyille was ar
rested last evening by Special 0liicei
1 Charles johnson for intoxication. Floos
pleaded pnilty in city court this morn
| ing and was fined SIS with costs of $S.5t
Angelo Scampini, John Gallagher, ans
Alderman Albisetti intend to open al
ice cream parlor and lunch room res
taurant next week in the Scampin
block where Mr.. Scampini's saloon nov
is.
The friends of Myles Standish O
Z Montpelier who has been i'll for min.
h weeks following an operation, are con
n siderably worried over his condition, a.
grip has set in and is retarding hil
I recovery.
In the work OF raising the bell to TIL
\ fire station tower, one wall sprung
about inches, this forenoon, and abou
FIVE feet on one side of It will have tx
be taken down and relaid before worl
car proceed.
The Ministers Monday club will NEE
at the Congregational vestry Monday
forenoon at 10 o'clock. Fhe Rev. Il. L
Sheaf Of Plainfield viii present papei
Y lon "The Teaching of Jesus Concerning
Marriage and Divorce
On capias issued on information
s filed by States Attorney jackson, Al
: exander Spicer of Marshfield was arrest
: ed yesterday by Sheriff Tracey, charged
with refusal TO support his family. III
4 was released on bail, M Goslant beinE
I accepted as bondsman.
Anyone in need of hosiery mos
everybody SHOULD take advantage o.
q bargain in 15c grade to be sole
\ Friday and Saturday at &c per pair By
A. A. Smith & Brother, Miles Granite
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