The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-02
TALK OF The TOWN.

New SILK petticDats nc Fits.
Handsome white waists ut perly's.
Special values in white wrists for
S1.I9 at Abbott's.
Charles Lonsrgan spent Sunday at his
home IL Burlington.
William Lemay oil Groton visited in
the city over Sunday.
John MiddIebrook went 10 Mortified
this morning on business.
G. y. Kenyon left this morning on a
weeks business trip to Boston.
a daughter was born yesterday 10 Mr..
and Mrs. 4. Mast al Railroad street.
Mrs. katherine Layeile has finished
work In Homer Fits dry goods store.
D. III. LeClair Of Swanton II visiting
at the home Of his parents iii this city.
Frank Parker returned yesterday from
y visit with relatives in Bucksport, Me.
Il II. Rickert went tp Boston Satur-
day night On n few days business trip.
Roller skating at the Pavilion every
forenoon, Afternoon and evening Of this
week
25c brush given with each box
Of tooth powder II Hendricks, 81 Main
street.
Miss May Hurley Of Northfeld Is
visiting friends in the city for a few
days.
Mrs. Harry Harris Of Windsor ii
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
F. Davis.
Fred Brown has lost handsome
Wilkes colt from his Alexander mare by
pneumonia.
e. ]. Badger moved his place Of resi-
dence today from Maple Grove street
to Nelson street.
The. Rev Glenn Douglass Of Water
bury Center was Il visitor iii the city
with friends over Sunday.
The date "a the Presbyterian concert
has been changed from Friday, April
9Th To Thursday, April 9TH.
George Scott 81 Clinton, Mass, was
In the city over Sunday as y guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. q N. Kenyon.
Jaynes & Martin have sold out their
business IN the Durkee block to Thomas
Haddicans who took possession today,
Mr.. and Mrs. George n. Tildcn went
to NorthHeid Saturday night for a few
days visit at the home Of his parents.
Miss Ida Holden is at her home in
this city, on q short vacation from her
duties as teaeics in the public schools
of Cambridge Mass.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Press
byterian church will meet with Mrs.
James Scott Of Second street Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock.
Special sale Of ribbons, flowers and
straw braids To close out. Sale To com
mence Friday, March 30, and continue
until sold, Mrs. J. MI Bond, s3 North
Main street.
Mrs. Elton Taylor has returned from
the Mary Fletcher Hospital in Burling
ton where shn went several weeks ago
for an operation. She il as well as
could be expected.
Regular meeting Of the I, q. Q. u. NJ.
IT,, will be held AZ Knights Of Columbus
hail, Monday, April 2nd. The ladies in
terestel in the degree team please meet
al the hall az six sharp, April 2nd.
Come 10 the Congregational church
Tuesday evening, April srd for plea
SAINT evening" under the auspices Of the
Band of Hope class Games, refresh
ments and short program, Admission
ten cents
A. J. Matthew, who has been employed
as barber III Miers' shop for the past
year. went to Boston yesterday with his
family. Mrs. Matthew. VINO has been
i'll for a long time, will enter a hospital
there for treatment.
The Kings Daughters viii hold their
regular monthly nesting, Tuesday even
inn, April sfd. al the home Of Miss Icn-
ME Mari. 1a2 Merchant street. All
members requested 10 he present as inn
portsnt business will BE- transacted at
this meeting,
Manager Hoban has succeeded in max
iup arrangements with Archie H. Shep-
ard for the production Of *'fhe Duke Of
KiIlicfankie" al the Barre opera house,
Friday. April 9Th Tickets 20 on sale at
the Red Cross Pharmacy Wednesday
morning, April 9TH. M
The artists who participate in the
Programme II Congregational church on
Wednesday night are G. H. Wilder, flute,
Fred Whittier, violin; Mrs. Cleaves. ac-
eompanist; DR.. +. NJ. Lynde, reader;
Lewis Griiiiths. tenor; Schumann quar-
tette. Don't fail in your attempt 10
hear these artists.
Eastman Bros. have recently install
ed a MeCaskey account register in their
store. This system is being universally
adopted throughout the country az il
does away with the antiquatrd pass
book system. Ry the Mc6askey system
with each purchase an itemized bill of
| the amount 81 The customers indebted.
ness To date is furnished.
An egg splent egRs-hibit and sale for
the Easter season viii be held by the
Young people Of The UniSefsalist church
/ in the vestry on Wednesday afternoon
and evening, April 4th, The eggs pcnse
of admission viii be cggs-actly ten cents.
You are urged to eggsert yourself TO
come and eggs-amine the eggs. Easter
eggs in all styles will be sold, and you
may take eggs-it at your pleasure.
". f. Rowland, the expert monument
setter, returned to Barre Saturday night
after being ia the South several months,
during which time he was very success
ful in putting up two large memorials
without mishap Of any sort. ~ Chat
tanooga, Tenn, he put y beautiful Iowa
memorial in position This monument,
which was cut at Jones Bros company's
ulant in this city, stands SO feet high
and one stone in ii weighs 4a tons. Five
statues made the work 81 setting up the
memorial specially difficult. Az Savannah,
t,a.. he set up handsome private uonu-
ment for the English consul III. the Bona
venture cemetery. Mr.. Rowland left
savannah the first Of last week and the