The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-10
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Terseiy Told for Busy
Readers.

Local Happenings Terseiy Told for Busy
Readers.
Easter belts at Vaughan's.
Easter waists at Abbott's.
lee cream soda at Mascott's.
Children's Easter bonnets at Fits.
New garments BY express today at
Abbott's.
Alex Carey went to New York today
to buy goods.
G. w. Perry went to Randolph this
morning on business.
Dress gloves at the Frank McWhorter
Co. Store, soc to S2.a5.
William g. REYNOLDS went to Boston
Yesterday on business trip.
At Green's bakery is the place to or
der your Hot Cross buns for Friday.
II you want anthing in the millinery
line, Mrs. ]. M. Bonds 10 the place to
get it.
Beginners session in roller.skating
every day at 9 o'clock a. NJ, at the
Pavilion.
The opportunity is now on at Perry's
shoe store for buying your footwear at
low prices.
Miss Carrie Burton Of Rutland il
visiting her aunt, Mrs. r. L. Reynolds,
of Highland avenue.
Public dance in Miles hall, Wcdues.
day evening, April IL. Per couple, rs
cents. Gilbertson's orchestra.
Miss Allie Richardson returned last
evening from Albany, where on Satur.
day she graduated from Albany bust
ness college.
Candidates for spaulding's track team
were ont last evening and took road
RIM. The prospects for fast team are
very encouraging.
Earle Waterman returned to the uni
versity of Vermont at Burlington this
morning after spending Sunday at his
home in this city.
Frank d. Martin, formerly OF the
firm Of Jaynes and Martin, began work
this morning for $. B.. Dodge at the
Granite City creamery otsgs ts II I'd
The regular monthly meeting Of tie
Ladies' Aid society Of st. Monica's
church win meet this evening in the
convent at 73o o'clock.
w. "A. Bradford and daughters. Shirley
and Gladys, returned this morning from,
Boston, where they have been visiting
Mrs. Leon Luther and Miss Blanche
| Bradford. .g
Exchange through the r. B. Cate Real
Estate agency grist mill and house in
Bookheld belonging to Geo Crane and
son with II. G. Croker for his home
farm. The farm is since sold TO A. T.
Daniels. The consideration in the whole
deal was between $4,000 and $4,000.
The regular ronvocation Of Ruth
Chapter, No. 50, O. e. s., win be held
Wednesday evening, April III, at T.3c
o'clock. 1t being the annual meeting
the election Of officers will be held and
the annual reports will be given. On
account Of there being so much bushes,
refreshments will not be served.
With the consumation Of deal YES,
teriay the Cotton Manufacturing com,
lpany OF Montpelier rs now entirely IN
the hands Of the Cotton family, W z
Adams and Frank NJ. Cory having dis,
posed of their interests at that time
The four Coltons are Willard c., Theron
r., Harry s., and Edwin A. The business
is of fifty years standing and is ont
of the strong institutions of Montpelier
employing rs men.
Little James Greig, son Of NJ an
Mrs. Charles Greig OF Aver street, wa,
given a surprise party by thirty Of hi,
small friends, it being his sixth birth
day, and very pleasant evening wa,
spent, including songs, and games AM
also the cakcwalk by Miss Nav Ever
and Miss Nina Even. Refreshfnent,
were served by Miss Minnie Ironside
Miss Lizzie Smart and Miss MARY
Smart. Before the party broke up Mis-.
Minnie Ironside, in behalf of the com
psny, presented James with lovely
gold ring, with which he was highly de
| lighted Misses Ironside, Lizzie ant
Mary Smart arranged the party.
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