The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.
New spring coats at vaughan's.

4hNW Ting NpNtn ~ Vaughan =
Abbott's spring opening on page 3.
Stock up on stocking 1T Fits on
Saturday. :.
Barre in Nutshell. See it at the
Barre Book Store.
New muslin and lace curtains, only
soc per pair, at Veale & Knights.
Go to The Frank McWhorter Co. store
for o,eralls and jackets, new invoice just
received.
There will be meeting of division
No. ], A. o. H., Thursday evening at
o'clock.
Tickets for the Siege Of Lip1erick will
be on sale at the Red Cross pharmacy
tomorrow morning.
A. o. Humphrey and ]. ]. Flynn, d.
rectors Of the local electric railroad,
were in town from Burlington yester-
day.
If you want to enjoy good laugh,
come and see Beaujacques, the flower OF
the flock, in the Siege of Limerick, Sat
urday, March nth.
The basket ball team of Montpelier
high school has won six out Of ten
games played, one OF its losing games
being with Spaulding high OF this city.
| III also won game from Spaulding.
All Foreign Lodge Masons are request.
I'd TO meet in the hull Friday night
Wake an effort to be present. Important
business is to come before you. 1t is
hoped all collectors appointed in De,
,embcr will be present.
A meeting of the directors of the base
ball association may be held in this
ity tonight TO discuss the choosing OF
/ manager OF the Intereity team and to
consider means for raising money. One
proposition is to hold a six days fair,
hree days in Barre and three in Mont.
1elier.
If the case Of State Vi. G. A. Phelps,
Who is charged with running bucket
shop, is taken up in county court this
.erm it win probably be during the
asst week in March. There is rumor
that Phelps, the orator in the quo war
,anto citizenship case of States Attor-
ney jackson, will take the case to the
United States Supreme court, having
failed in the highest court in Vermont.
Building lots, best residence section
Of the city, head of Richardson street,
ooking directly down the street, dry
,ravel, no filling needed; three minutes
rom either line of electric railway; large
lots, pleasant location. Win sell at a
very low price before Apri, as we want
he cash for other business, There Is
10 better chance 10 buy property to hold,
ls the city is growing that way. Averiil
Granite Co., AveFili building.
/. r. Willard win present the sterl.
ing actor, Henry Horton, in the beau.
tiful comedy drama, "Eben Holden" a
story of old York State life at the Barre
lpera house tonight with massive
scenic production and carefully select.
ed company OF players, each suited TO
heir respective parts. The play is now
IN its fourth and most successful sea.
son and promises to equal the "0ld
Homestead" in longevity.
The Cleaners held d "Hush party" at
The home Of Miss Lena Howes, Tuesday
evening The first part Of the evening
was spent in solving silent mysteries,
after which chahng dish lunch was
served. Nearly every member was pres
ent and all had a most enjoyable time.
/ The Misses Howes, Fullerton and Wood.
man were in charge of the entertain
ment. Misses Burbank, Murphy and
Whitcoinb presided at the chatting dishes
with Misses Bernice Whitcomb and Eva
Smith serving.
In previous years the Civic Federation
has realized quite little sum from the
sale OF old ruhbefs. The ladies will be
cry grateful to have such articles left
At any OF the following places Mrs.
George +. Mcfarland, 2s5 South Main
street; Mrs. J. W. Jackson, 20 South
Main street Mrs c. I. Bugtee, 9s Wash.
ington street; Mrs. Richard Veale, Pat
terson street; Mrs. G. A. Kent, Z Freuch
street; Miss Blanche TiIden, North
street; Mrs i. r. Hutchinson, yelling
ton street; Mrs. Z. L. Smith, 81 West
street. Mrs. +. T. Cutler, 36i North
Main street; Mrs. f. NJ. Tayntor "a
| Merchant street.