The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-01
TALK OF THE TOWN.

New garment At Abbott's.
Pansv plants al Emslies.
| Ladies nem coats AZ perry's.
Hosiery special ut Naughan's.
Flemish airnnk linens At Fits.
! Arnold six finished taffeta, l2lac De
yard, AT Abbotts.
Moses Iibert went To Manchester, N
H, today Oh 4 visit with relatives.
Philip bark went to Montreal 10
day for visit with relatives.
James Burton left this afternoon foI
Portland Me-, on 4 business visit
New tailored suits at Perry's ii thu
latest shades Of grey and Alice blue.
The Young Mems club base ball tear
has secured the trotting park for TIL
base bal season
Mrs. Thomas Clarity and two laugh+
tiers went 10 Quincy, Mass, last night
where they are to reside.
The best line 81 oxfords ever shown
~ the city AZ the Barre Shoe com,
pany's store.
See the auto shirt iii The McWhorter
1o' Store. Rain PROOF. Equally good
Tor team -driyers.
The Philahcrista class will meet This
evening with Miss Nernie Bowen 81 Ell.
inorc street
Mrs. n. y. Ballard left this noon for
\ 4 few weeks visit at the home Of Her
parents in Hinsdale, NJ n.
The Ladies Ala society Of the Pres.
lbyterian church will meet in tile church
yestry tonight 1T $50 o'clock.
II ~ likely thar tile charter of the
bartenderS lodge which was successfully
held III Barre and Montpelier viii ~
now to the own Of Barre, the only yes
town in this section.
The city ordinances prohibit tho usc
Of hose on concrete walks, and the city
government il notifying abutters that
liz must be oheyed Fred Bruce, Super
intendent Of Streets.
a regular meeting o. Bright Star Rc4
bekah Lodge, No. rs. viii be held Wed
nesday evening, May Ind, ut T.30 The
officers and those taking part in the
work viii meet III The han d iittleearlicr.
On Tuesday evening, MAY sth, re-
member The concert IN the Presbyterian
church. Make no date for that evening.
Admission Is cents children 10 cents.
Programme will be announced in few
days.
The bows were kept III place better
Int the ball game on che seminary campus
Yesterday afternoon but they were watt
ing for the Opportunity to break loose
from the strict lines kept BY the police
force
The mail train north bound over the
Central Vermont was nearly three hours
late al Montpelier junction YESTERDAY
afternoon caused By broken truck and
derniled freight ear at West Hartford.
No one WAS injured.
Masquerade III the Pavilion Friday
evening from 10 II o'clock. Prizes
given for the best appearances in eos.
tune for lady and gentleman. Prices
Of adnlittance Gents, soc. with use
of skates; ladies, free to hail., skates
2sc.
Mayor Haley 81 Montpelier on yes
terdav received from Mayor Schnitz Of
san Francisco an acknowledgement ~
the $1,000 which Montpelier sent soon
after the FIRST news 81 the great ealam-
icy was received. Mayor Schmitz accept
cd with sincere thanks for sympathy
and generous contribution
Arbor day win 81 celebrated hy tile
pupils Of the Montpelier city schools BY
planting trees and BY exercises III tise
grove adjoining the union school build
ing, If tie weather Il favorabIe. An al.
dress vii be delivered hy ". a. lord.
After the observances IL The grove. Is.
ereises will be held IN several OF the
school rooms where the work 81 the
pupils win be on exhibition.
The police were notified Yesterday ~
ternooa that boy answering the de
seription o. the missing David Diekia
had been seen on the Passumpsic diyis
ion II The Boston 4 Maine railroad. rum
ming between Sberlnpke. z. D.. aud
Wells River. Tile boy was picking up
coin by use Of bis voice. The police
think that tie soungster will come bacs
20 Barre after he gets tired Of his little
experience.
Neil Burgess 4 not satisfied With civ.
iHE VI ~ ktNdt HtE itfNlfdt tfiIr year OF
his County Fair, appearing himself at
every performance as Aunt Abby but
Is also bringing with him Dig vaude
vile company enabling him to give & re-
fined act during the waits between each
act Of the play which are oft tines tedi
ons with these big productions The race
scene with It's three live horses. X one
Of the most thrilling scenes ever de-
pictei upon the stage. Tickets az Red
Cross Pharmacy.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Woodcocs had a
genuine surprise last evening. On hear.
ing q loud and long peal AZ the door bell.
Mrs. Woodcock wcnt prepared 70 find
some small boys piavinepranks. Instead,
She found party 81 friends come To
remind them they had besp married
twelve years They brought along II
supply OF Refreshments con
si-ting Of cake, coffee, fruit. and candy.
The evening was enjoyed by all pres
emit Mrs Pirie, in behalf Of the CON
pany, presented Mrs. Moodcock with
table.cloth ,and napkins Mrs. Mood
cock thanked the friends in a few well
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