The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tsrsely Told for Busy
Readers.

4 Mereeline silks, 1elac at Abbott's.
4 New caps for boys and girls at Fits
New dress skirts and new white waists
AT Perry's.
New figured lawns, only 1oc per yard,
4 at NauRhan's
4 Only a few more days In which to pay
your water rent.
\ New figured Swiss for dresses at The
H Vaughan Store.
4 Arnold elk finished tatfeta for l2iac
Il per yard AZ Naughsn's.
A fey spccked apples At SO cents per
Isbishel. II. n. Ayerill a NJ.
" Az AZ Diaxeyssof East Barre VA Al
1.-THE scitx today ON bvsinesss
" Charles zanleoni returned this morn.
ling from i business trip 10 Boston:
The Duchess working trousers ~ The
AlcWhoIter Co.'S Store arc all war
u ranted.
Another week Of bargains in MILL
Npery ait Mrs J. M Bonds, SO North
Main street. syssf
willis Fngfan went to Hanover, N
4 H., today to work in the Howe Livery
stable there.
There viii be meeting Of the Plumb
ers IN Painters hall, Thursday evening
lat 1880 o'clock.
a regular meeting Of the Shepherds Of
America win be held Thursday evening
May srd at 40.
Roller skating at the Pavilion Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday even
h ings. Masquerade Friday evening.
\ Mrs Moorcroft announces three
Il days sale Of millinery goods at cost
for Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Members Of 90, Il. ". N. g.. disbanded
NOV, 20, win please call at 90 Pleasant
street and get their discharge papers, q
send their address to w. X. Milne.
Mrs. John pfeife, A years of age
4 formerly ,of this city. died at her home
n hi Sellsrsxillss Pa, Sunday. April 10,
n She leagfF n husband and one sQhila. AZ
Eli The annual meeting III the GuilduftlIe
Church aof the Good Shepherd Will Ne
hold Ak tile church Thursday afternoon
Eat 2.ao O'Clock. IA full attendanccsis
desired fa
The Bni- Accord football team wiiiprae.
tice tonight "wednesday at Berlin
4 street grounds. A meeting Of club com
mittce will be held after practice. By
order. President, G. ~. T. Taylor.
Miss Maud Gray OF Plainfield has been
engaged to tearh in the BcclSley street
school, taking the place Of Miss Smith
who would not return because of illness
OF relative. Miss Gray commenced
her work this week.
p. +. Mccarthy returned this morn
ing from Cape Ann, usss.. where he
i brought about a successful settlement of
the quarrymen's strike which has been
on there for several weeks. The workmen
got an eight hour schedule with nine
hours pay.
OF Interest TO Depositors--In view Of
4 the present business activity resulting
4 in an increased demand. with generally
higher rates for money, the Granite
! Savings Bank and Trust Company an
nouncc an increase in the rate OF inter
( est paid depositors. See announcement
\ on fourth page. ~
Y The Montpelier lodge Of Odd Fellows
had charge Of the funeral yesterday af-
4 iernoon of Louis Bousquet, who was
I killed by electricity at the Consolidated
K Lighting company's station at the
Pioneer Sunday. Tie Rev. III. a. Rob
lerta ofilciated and the interment was in
\ the Cutler cemetery,
y Captain and Mrs. lewis, ana Envoy
I Kcihcr of the Salvation Army who have
been located in Barre for the past six
months, leave tonight for Canada. The
captain and his assistant, Miss Keller.
Il desire The Times 10 express for them
4 their thanks and good wishes to the psc-
pleiof larnu, who have been very fKirnd,
4 ", mud sbelplul,to them. Captain Lewis,
\ who ~ troubled with, tuberculosis, has
been ordsrya b TAKE furIogghsi poiDe