The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-31
TALK OF THE TOWN,
New coatinrs at Fits

NeW e0atlhgs at titts
Parkhill ginghams for t21sc At Ab.
bott's
Sale Of muslin curtains on Monday AT
Naughan's
Y. +. Ayers went to 6foteh tBis mefR.
ing on business
7 Carl Moves went to Midlebury today
to visit friends.
1 Mrs. u. NJ. Iiuat went to Bethel TEL
day to visit friends
| Mrs. VI G. Jones is i'll at her home
on Washington street
L. G. French OF Mortified was in the
city today on business,
sowden s Lyon have another car Of
union flour on the track
Tassie Bros placed a handsome sign
over their market today.
DR.. George II. Spiller will be at the
City Hotel April and Q.
William Inglis is confined to his home
on Clark street with illness.
John Gravelin went to Springfield,
Mass, last night on visit.
Boys worsted Jerseys 1T the McWhor-
ter Co. Store, all coiors, $1.o0.
/ Stamped lingerie waist patterns with
/ iloss for working, $l.0o at Fits.
New maple sugar and plain doughnuts
at the Eureka restaurant tonight.
William Anderson returned last night
from business trip to Troy, n. Y.
Mrs. Mary Farwell went to Northiield
this afternoon for q few days visit.
Born yesterday h, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
midget Of Merchant street, son.
John w. Gordon and George Clarihew
went to Burlington this morning on
business.
X Hot brown bread and baked beans at
the City Bakery Saturday from I ~
G o'clock.
Ernest Stevenson went to Sherhrooke
lp. O., today for several days visit
with relatives
Il. 0. Marion is expected To return
tonight from New York, where he has
been for the past two months.
The Rev. II. A. Poole and son, Cor
don, returned last night from a several
days visit in Boston with relatives.
Miss stella Heney, who has been yis-
ting at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs ]. G. Heney, returned today
TO Boston.
Mrs. r. J. Halvosa went to Rutland
today, where she viii reside with her
husband who is editor Of the Union
Signal there.
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gains in mems light, medium and heavy
rnhber boots at S2.25, $3.50 and S2.75
for Saturday evening at Segel \ Brady's
store.
Owing TO the breakdown of loco
motive near Waterbury this forenoon,
the 0;45 Central Vermont branch train
into this city was an h,dW and half
late this forenoon.
The Schumann quartsite concert next
+ Wednesday night viii have the valuable
addition to their programme Of George
H. Wilder In his delightful flute solos.
Don't forget the date and place, April
4th, at Congregational church.
I Our Schumann quartette, the pride Of
our musical people, Is appreciated abroad
Also, On tne evening OF Aprii AZ they
sing nc concert for the benefit Of
Heaton hospital at Montpelier. Keep
thinking Of the concert, Wednesday
night, April Alb, at The Congregational
church.
Next week will be carnival week for
lrolIeF-skating at The Pavilion. skating
forenoons, afternoons and evenings. Mon
day evening, pink party, Tuesday even.
ing, prize number given with skates /;
Wednesday and Thursday afternoons,
children's masquerade prizes given for
prettiest girls aud prettiest boys cos
tums Wednesday and Thursday even
ings. public masquerade. Single sessions
from tin II o'clock. Prizes given for
the best lady's and best gentlemen's cos
tune. Friday, Colonial day. Fine mus
ic BY orchestra all the week.