The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-08
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

NInAS'Hf
There will be skating at Miles hall
all this week.
Roller-skating at the Pavilion every
day this week
See the new ginghams at 7c at The
Vaughan Store.
Spring top coats at the Frank Nc
Whorter Co. Store.
John PeroIini arrived in the city this
morning from Italy.
Mrs. A. Bianchi returned to Lancaster,
n. H., today after a weeks visit in the
lefty.
Mrs. J. Q. Griggs went to Waterbury
this morning to attend the funeral OF q
friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Hutchinson left
yesterday for a months visit with re
lativcs in Massachusetts,.
The sale Of reserved seats for the Ly.
man H. Howe moving pictures win open
at the Red Cross Pharmacy tomorrow
morning.
Gilbertsons orchestra will play for
roller-skating at Nichols rink Thursday
evening, Friday afternoon and Saturday
evening.
Mrs. A. P. Thompson has sold her
house on Farwell street through the d.
"A. Perry Real Estate agency to Bennett
Julian for $3.50.
The basket ball teams of spaulding
and Montpelier high schools will meet
in the r. NJ. g. gymnasium Friday even.
ling Ut s o'clock.
Or. George D. Warren, a veterinary,
of Milford, Mass, has come to Barre
70 locate and has opened an Office at
Page Bros, livery stable.
This weeks nurber Of the Salvation
Army war Cry" contains picture Of
the officers and part Of the members Of
the Barre corps. There arc eighteen per.
sons in the group.
Harriet Beecher Stowe win be the
subject Of the sketch at the Universal
ist church Sunday evening in the series
/ OF Pen Pictures The choir will be
assisted by Mr.. Sector with violin.
At the opening sale Of reserved seats
at Worcester last week, for the Howe
moving pictures, the people were in line
for nearly three hours. The entire house
was sold out two days before the date
Of the entertainment.
A two tenement house in the best
renting location in the city, one minute
walk from Main street, is for sale by
the d. A. Perry Real Estate agency.
I Rents for s21 dollars per month. Price
$1,000. Terms $500 down.
It will be rare treat for Barre peo-
pie to hear Miss lila Morse sing. She
will sing at the Universalist vestry Fri
day night. She has returned from Bos-
ton where she has been cultiyating her
Voice. Don't fail to Bear her.
Mrs. Wigs congratulates Miss Lucy
and Mr.. Bob when she learns their snarl
\ has been Strengthened and everything
runs smoothly 1t was through her ef.
forts that it was made smooth. Come
and see. Friday night. Admission 20
cents. Curtain rises at 8 o'clock.
Charles Zanleoni has placed his bot
Ting works building, barn, two tene-
ment house and building LOT on Granite
street in the hands Of the .. A, Perry
Real Estate agency for immediate sale.
The property is very desirable for rent
ing and at the price it can be bought
for pays ten per cent net.
There will be a regular meeting Of
Canton Vipton, No. Q, on Friday even
ing, March Q, at 7.3o o'clock. Major
G. H. Stearns Of st. Johnsbury, will be
present to inspect the canton. A ban
uuet win he served after the meeting. A
! large attendance of members is desired.
Per order Alex Duncan, Commandant,
The annual meeting Of the Sixth Dis.
trict, Knights of Pythias, is to be held
this Afternoon and evening with the
Afarshfied lodge. This evening tine
vincitin lodge, No. 10, Of this city IS
70 confer the rank Of knight assisted by
the Uniform Rank. a special train over
the Wells River road has been arranged
TO carry the Pythians from this city,
leaving this city at o'clock, About
forty will 60 from here.
Mrs. w c. Jones and daughter, wis.
went to day to Boston, where they win
visit for week ard also meet Mir.
Jones who is going TO that city TO
gather supplies and material for the
new railroad contract which he has Just
secured in Maine Mr.. Jones finished
lup q contract in Maine last fall in which
The is reported to have been very sue.
ccssful. The new contract which he is
just about to start on IS for a new line
Of railroad at Bingham, Maine.
| Baseball enthusiasts viii be pleate
to hear from @Rubc" Vickers in the fol-
lowing from the Springfield, Mass. Re-
lpublican: Baseball men in this vicin-
lily are surprised at the fact that Wick.
ler' name is still on the ineligible list,
No direct reason can be given for this
lan1 the feeling "a that a mistake has
been mude. President Jens j. Madsen
Of the Holyoko club said yesterday that
he know that Vickers was on the black
Hist, but he could not understand why.
Vickers bought his release from the
lAoly0kc club after his return from tho
Northern league, to which he had jump
cd In the middle OF The season. lIolyokc
notified the secretary OF the National
Icommission that 'Rube" had made mat.
tors satisfactory for II, and as far al
Holyolsc knows Vickers name was r.
stored to its rightfpl place, Mr. Madseu
states that his club has done nothing
To iniure the players standing since
amends were made. lie thinks that
either a mistake has been made BY the
national commission or that eRube" has
had some trouble on the Pacific coast
where he went several months ago