The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-24
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.


Pansy plants at Emslie's.
Listers corn and potato phosphate at
the Ayeriu Alills
Saturday, Q to 10 a. M, wrappers for
sA9c at yaughan's.
Only this week for special prices on
table linen at Abbott's.
Il. y Hayward went to Morrisyille
this morning on business,
There viii be meeting Of the Bon
accord committee held this evening.
The best wearing hose for children at
two pairs Tor 25e at Pelry's on Sat
lurday.
Dolls millinery opening On Saturday
Eby the Misses Ruth Humphrey and Mar
garet Murray
I Evening Prayer and sermon this even
ing at O'clock, at the Church OF the
Good shepherd
4 l'lfn Frank MclNhorter Co. are show
ing the new things III mems, boys and
cliildref's straw hats.
Mrs. Helen Nj. Fowler Of Cambridge,
4 Mass. il in town for Il short time, HAY.
ing arrived last evening.
\ The item in yesterdays Times TINT
4 Louis Gallant had gone to Paris was an
error. He II still in Barre.
Seven thousand more oil souvenir pos
tai cards Of Barre ints received at 10
per dozen. g. y Kenyon n Co.'S Cash
X Bargain Store.
J. ~. Goodale OF Burlington, one Of
\ tile directors Of the Barre Granite and
4 Quarry company, was in the city last
evening to attend directors meeting.
II The Rev. and Mrs. Auchenbacll Of
\ East Barre We're the guests OF the La
dies Missionary society OF the Congre-
\ gational church az their meeting last
8levening.
John Kirkland, who was called here
some weeks ago by the death Of his
sister, Mrs. NJ r, EIadley, leaves on the
$50 train tonight for his home in Stock
ton, Gal.
& a large brush fire on the land OF Il. j.
Bolster. which he recently purchased
! from the David Bodies farm north Of
the city, caused SO much smoke late yes.
I terday afternoon that it looked from
this city TO be buildings burning,
4 Goddard seminary plays Burlington
4 high school at baseball on the seminary
campus, tomorrow Afternoon at three
o'clock Brown win be~in the box for
burlington, while fsoddard's new pitcher,
spence Of Richmond win pitch for the
home team.
There viii be regular meeting OF
Canton Ninton, No. o, on Friday eyen-
ing, May 25th, at T.30 O'Clock Business
Eof importance will come before the
meeting, and the representative to the
department couEcl viii make his report
Per order Alex Duncan, Commandment.
The concert at the Woodmen's fair in
the Miles block last night consisted OF
a splendid programme, which was thor
nuchiy enjoyed By the large number OF
people present. Following the concert
dancing was INDUCED in BY many cou.
Eplcs. The fair promises TO be great
success st
The Harrison Granite company is Ia
build ut once q large building for stor-
age purposes near its plant on The Smith
meadow. The building viii be 81 feet
long and viii be used TO store the ma.
chinery necessary III setting mp mom,
hments. The contract for the work has
not vet been awarded.
4 The lntercity ball player Standard, is
not breaking into the game well with
The Springfield, Mass, team for some
4 reason. This is an account OF his doings
one day; Before the game Standard
dashed around shortfeld, stopping every
surface on aerial smack that went with
in yards of his position. But when the
game began things were different. Rol-
lcrs splashed mp around his legs, and
his hands seemed 70 offer him but little
protection. The newcomer had the mis-.
fortune 70 make three costly frmmbles
which cost his team three runs, and made
another bunglc that had a whole lot "a
do about letting Norwich get is other
tally.