The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.
pansy plants at Emslie's

pansy plants at Ernslies.
Wash good specials Ut vanghan's-
Yale hose without i scam, at Fits
I See the muslin nnderskirts at Perry's.
see the new shirt waist suits at
| Abbott's.
New muslin underwear at Vealc s.
Knights.
Carl Sawyer is clerking in the Marvin
s sherbufne store at Montpelier.
Negligec skirts with two detachable
collars az the McWhorter Co. Store
Mrs !. II. Thurston went to Royalton
this morning where She will visit rcla-
Itives for few weeks.
( M. W. Common ofafa,flington, who has
been visiting liis mother, Mrs. Ruth
AVERY, returned home today.
The officers IF Ruth Chapter O. u. 81,
No. 49,, are requested to meet in Mason's
hall, this evening at s.30 o'clock.
4 All persons having accounts with II.
\ NJ. Rogers 4 10. please call at rooms i
and = Eastman block and settle same,
In the absence Of City Clerk Mackav
last night City Engineer Smith acted
las clerk Of the council and aldermen's
meetings.
The annual weekly golf tournament of
1.-THE Barre Coli club opened tllis after
noon. Each week during the summer
Tournaments will be played either on
"Wednesday or Saturday afternoons. as
1.-THE players choose at the beginning Of
the season.
Hammocls. We have the finest line
iof hanlmoeSs now ready for your in
i speetion that We ever displayed. These
we bought direct from the manufactur-
ers and can give you right prices. BE
SINE and see our line before you buy.
E. an, Kenyon & Co.'S Cash Bargain
Store
BENJAMIN Bruce. who was well
known sttsnass SIttteroI tliitS ritg, died
lin Aberdeen" Scotland, May isi. Mr..
Brute. M'l6 l%ssiibeen residehtssf 3yafre
\ for nearly "a years went to Scotland
lngt n Nisifflast December, expecting I'd
return 10 Barre this summer. He was
I III only two days before DEATH His age
was 66 years. Mr.. Bruce il survived
by seysral stcpsops and stcpdasghtffss
Tie Neal Dow lodge. /. o. &. r., held
a very enjoyable necktie social inv the
\ X of q. hall III the Scampini block last
evening which was attended by about
fifty young peolpe- An interesting pro
grammc was given consisting hi recita-
\ tions. music and two short farees after
which, the neckties were auctioncd of
and refreshments of ice cream and cake
were serveG. The remainder Of the even.
ling was speut in marching, music being
furnished by Batehelder's orchestra. The
committee which had the occasion in
charge WAS composed OF Mrs G. r. Cop.
pins Mrs. ]. o. Reckiey. George Ford,
New Parker and John Cardi.
The city clerks Office was called on
I today to make out an unusual certi.
1 iieate. Ii was To certify 10 the citizen
ship 81 Adolph Monatti Of Laurei street
whose sister-inlaw had been detained
at the Ellis immigration house in New
York since saturday, The young lady
was coming 10 this city TO reside with
her sister and was heId up by the i'm.
migration officials until SIZE could prove
that she was going To relatives. The
certificate which Mr.. Monatti secured
showed TINT he had been a resident 81
\ this country for nine years and a citii
zen since 1908 and Chat his sister-in,
lax vas coming to reside at his house.