The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-28
TALK OF THE TOWN.

New yokes in sets at vaugban's.
Roller.skating today at the Pavilion.
See the new lace chinesetts at Alb
bott's.
A inherent time al Fits on
Thursday.
Kitchen 8 suits for sl.oO each at yeaie
8 Knights.
sorosis pettieoats, one OF the best.
Fun line At Perry's.
n. B. Cloud went to his home iii
South Royalton today for q visit,
Mems stiff bosom shirts, neat patterns,
at the Frank McWhorter 90. Store.
A few more Of those large thermo.
meters for 35c at Hendricks Drug Store;
John C. cordiner returned Yesterday
from Mortified where he has been work.
ing.
The drill team Of the WoodTnen viii
meet for drill this evening at seven
o'clock
Beginners session in rolIer.skating
every day at Q o'clock a. M, at the
Pavilion.
Try Our Biscuits" the new soda
crackers, six packages for 25c. The T. D.
Ladd CO.
Miss Blanche Arey went to South Roy.
alton this morning to visit friends for
q few days.
The interest on notes at the Barre
Savings Bank and Trust. Company be.
comes due March lst.
Mrs. Fred Cults returned laat night
from Bolton where she Went to attend
the funeral Of an uncle
Allen Smith of the Smith Bros. Gran
lite company of Montreal il visiting re-
latives in the city fol a few days.
Companion Court Granite City, No.
ISL, will hold public whist party on
Friday evening, March 2, in |, Q. 4.
hall
There will be meeting Of the X.
Of G, III their rooms this evening imme
diately after the services at ST. Mon.ea's
church.
A suite of three rooms suitable for
light housekeeping to rent in the Miles
granite building. WIN rent separate or
.ogetler.
VIII the lady who wore home mis-
mated oyershoes from the n. Of T..
banquet, last night, please call at Har
ris' Book Store and exchange
The Young Peoples Christian Union
Of the Uniyersalist church viii bold its
regular monthly business meeting and
social in the vestry OF the church Fri.
day evening at 1880.
Lessons given in highland dancing b,
Nessrs. Mcdonald and Stewart Friday
evening at i o'clock ia Scampini hall.
Terms SIS for ~ lessons; two pupils
from same family 50.
George Robb of Mortified was in
the city court this morning and pleaded
guilty TO second offence OF intoxiea-
ton. His fine and costs amounted to
s2904 He was arrested last night, hy
Officer Faulkner.
Joseph Murray Of East Montpelier
was arrested ast night by Officer hamel
for intoxieation Iii city court this
morning Murray pleaded guilty 70 a
second offence and paid a fne with costs
amounting 10 S2S.o4.
There will be a meeting Of the Wash
ington County Pet and Poultry assoeia.
tion Thursday eA ening az 1880 o'clock at
the Barre Shoe cnmpany's store. All
members requested 70 Be present as bust
ness OF importance win come up.
Concerning the report that is being
circulated that the hall in the Miles
block has been condemned, Building In
spector Martin Riley says Il is oenirtsay
filse and that no complaint has even
been made to him about the hell.
r. b. Crandall Post, No. SO, G. a. r.,
will bold smoke talk at their hall
on Saturday, March Sd, at 2 o'clock. p-
M. All veterans Of the War Of the Re
bellion in Barre and vicinity are invited.
+. l.. Smith George w. Hunt, Charles
sharkey, Committee.
Thomas Mcdonald Piper, the httle
grandson Of Mrs. William Piper, died
at $3.50 yesterday morning, aged eight
months. The funeral will be held Thars-
day afternoon at two O'Clock at Mrs
l'ipcr's home on Shurtlcif place, Them.
terment viii be in Hope cemetery.
Six candidates presented themselves
at the court house in Montpelier yester-
day, 10 take the competitive examination
for appointment to the United State
naval academy. 4 physical examination
was held at Dir. Golton's Office, and all
were found to be physically qualified ex-
cept one.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Presby.
terrain Church find il viii be impossible
to hold their annual spring supper, owing
to the condition Of the basement, so in.
stead of soliciting food they are going
to ask for money The people have al.
ways responded very generously to this
cause and we feel sure they will at this
time The solicitors win call on you
this week.
d. r. Davis, the druggist, went "a
Barton this morning to attend the tuner
al Of Horace Pierce who died In Calfor-
ia and bis body was brought To that
lace for burial. The deceased was quite
prominently known in this state being
grand lodge officer Of the Masons and
was formerly an officer In the State
pharmaceutical association. From Bar
ton MIR. Davis viii 90 To Ayers Flat
- n for a short Walt nj the homo OF