The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-14
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Cheap wrappers at Abbott's at CSC.
Barre in a Nutshell. See it at the
Barre Book Store.
Secure fur scarf at Perry & Camps
before packing away.
Angelo Scampini returned last night
from a business trip to Boston.
New muslin and lace curtains, only
SOC per pair, at Veale & knights.
G. Comolli and g. Saronni will leave
the last of this week for their old homes
in Italy.
Go to the Frank McWhorter Co. store
for overalls and jackets, new invoice just
received.
There viii be meeting of division
No. /, A. o. H., Thursday evening at
o'clock.
Tickets for the Siege of Limerick will
be on sale at the Red Cross pharmacy
tomorrow morning
l.. Veronesi and L. Tedesehi returned
TO this city yesterday from q several
months visit in Italy.
Jaynes & Martin are closing out the
stock of goods at their fish market and
will 60 out Of business.
w. A. Blake returned TO his home in
Northfei this afternoon aftear a sew
eral days visit in the city.
Everybody is invited TO attend the
entertainment at the Young Mems club
rooms this evening. Admission free.
The Young Mems club basket ball
team win play the Company II team in
the Montpelier armory this evening.
John p. Emslie and family viii leave
on Saturday afternoon for Michigan
City, Indiana, where they will make
their home.
If you want to enjoy good laugh,
come and see Beaujacques, the flower Of
the flock, in the Siege of Limerick, Sat
urday, March 18th.
spauding high school and Goddard
seminary basket ball teams are trying
to arrange games 10 be played in the
Y. M. G. gymnasium
A petition in bankruptcy was filed
yesterday by Byron =. Willis, black
smith of Montpelier He had liabilities
of S473.S3 and assets 9of s132, all OF
which are claimed exempt.
The Guild of the Church Of the Good
Shepherd will meet with Mrs. Dean
Town on Richardson street Thursday af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock. Work ON choir
vestments,
Boots" Mcmahon, last summer a
member of the Tntarcity base ball team,
until be hurt one leg so badly that
he had to lay oh. may be secured to
coach the Vermont academy base bali
team this spring.
The Montpelier seminary base ball
schedule Of the coming season contains
games with Goddard on May 10 and
May 80. Manager Pomeroy already has
sixteen games and expects to add at
least four more. The first game comes
on April q with st, Johnsbury academy.
Henry A. Collins, imperial potentate,
las granted a dispensation TO Mount
Sinai Temple. Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine, to ballot on petitions and obi.
gate candidates in the short form at
Masonic hall in Montpelier on Friday
evening, April 90. A dance for mobiles
and their ladies will follow AT Armory
hal with music by Wilder's orchestra.
The prospects Cor good base bali
team at spaulding this year are very
fair. Nearly every member of last years
team il candidate for the team this
wear, and there are also several new
ones. Tho high school boys are also
trying to get candidates for track
team, to see if five men cannot be
secured I'd represent the school at the
| interseholastic meet at Burlington, May
22nd.
Building lots, best residence section
OF the city, head Of Richardson street,
looking directly down the street, dry
gravel, no filling needed; three minutes
from either line of electric railway; large
| lots, pleasant location. Will sell At 0
very low price before Apr, as we want
+, the cash Tor other business. There is
no better chance to buy property to hold
as the city is growing that way. Averill
Granite Co, Ayerill building.
In previous years the Civic Federation
has realized quite little sum from the
sale Of old rubbers. The ladies win be
very grateful to have such articles left
at any of the following places; Mrs.
George r. Mcfarland, 2s5 South Main
street; Mrs. J. w. jackson, 20 South
F., Main street; Mrs. G. L. Bughee, 0s Wash
ington streets Mrs Richard Yeale, Pat.
terson street; Mrs. G. A. Kent, French
street; Miss Blanche Tildcn, s North
street; Mrs l.. r. Hutchinson, yelling.
ton street; Mrs. f. l.. Smith, ~ West
street; Mrs. r. r. Cutler, 36i North
Main street; Mrs. Il. NJ Tayntor, 81