The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-12
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Spring coats at Perry & Camps.
Roller-skating today at the Pavilion


Roller-skating today at the Pavilion.
More Of those new collars at The
Vaughan Store.
Spring styles in rain coats at the
Frank McWhorter Co Store.
Have you heard of McLean's new props
osition? See his advertisement
c. N. kenyon returned last night from
weeks business trip to New York.
The Frank McWhorter CO. has just
received its spring styles in mems caps.
NJ. S. Levin left yesterday noon for
ten days business trip to Boston and
New York.
A regular meeting Of. Mipnebaha en-
campment, No. 2, win be held tonight
at 1870.
DIR. G. W. Steele and N, d. Phelps
left this noon for Boston to attend the
automobile show.
A, j. Young returned last night from
several weeks business trip to Boston
and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Blanchard went
to Lowell, Mass, today for visit of
several days with relatives.
Miss Emma Charbonneau returned to
Richmond this morning after spending
Sunday at her home here.
A. A. Hunt and wife went to Haver-
hill, N. H., today to visit at their
former home for few days.
The Ideal Book and Stationery store
will continue their music sale through
Monday and Tuesday OF next week.
A supper viii be served at the Bap-
fist church March 20 by the Philathea
class. Watch for the menu later.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Bisbee left this
noon for Boston, where they win visit
friends and relatives for u few days.
Miss Jennie Matson, the nurse, went
TO Littleton, N. H., yesterday to care
for the mother of Mrs. F. H, Rogers of
this city.
Two furnished rooms to rent, at 26
jefferson street; furnace heat, electric
lights vacant Saturday, March 10 APP
| ply at house.
G. II. Wilkin, uphosterer for A.. w.
Badger & CO., went to Newport Satur-
day night to bring his family to this
city to reside.
The Philathea class Of the Baptist
church is invited to spend a social even
ing with Mrs. Nellie c. Wilson at 80
Merchant street on Tuesday evening,
March Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Segel returned
this afternoon from Burlington, where
/ they have been for several days to visit
Mr.. Segel's mother, who has been very
sick with pneumonia.
Tim, me boy, you'd make a fine
DiyiPs advocate" This is Tim Brannl
| gan's opinion Of himself and you will
coincide with him when you see him in
the Siege OF Limerick, Saturday, March
/ nth.
! There will be a sugar sociable in the
Uniyersalist church vestry Monday even
| ing from TO s O'Clock George Rich
ardson's new sugar win be served, to-
gether with doughnuts and pickles.
Price IS cents.
/ In the procession of mourners, who
/ followed the remains of Michael j. Carey
| from Graniteyille to the Catholic Gene
terry in this city today, there were So
teams. Mr.. Carey was very popular
man in Graniteville.
Mrs. G. S. Sawyer has returned from
Burlington, where she visited Mrs. Elton
Taylor, who is at the Heaton hospital,
Mrs. Taylor has undergone three opera
tions and is resting as comfortable as
could be expected.
Come to the seminary chapel Friday
evening to see "Mr. Bob" who is such
a speciment Of humanity; Patty, a
student of Shakespeare, and the digni-
fed butler; Mr.. Brown, modest young
clerk OF retiring disposition, who just
came down" Don't forget the date,
March 10,
Anyone contemplating n spring or
summer vacation trip should investigate
the various attractive tours, both in
dependent and personally conducted, Of,
feTed by Geo +. Marsters, the well
known ticket and tourist agent, 29s
Washington street, Boston. Trips t.
Washington Old Point Comfort, Allan
tic City, etc., consuming from one to
two weeks an attractive 81 day tour
to California April 2sth) and scyeral
comprehensive tours to Europe. A pes.
tai to this firm stating your require
ments will enable you 70 learn in detail
ful particulars of cost for any trip you
wish to take