The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-01
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely TeId for Busy
Readers.


New wrappers at Veale & knights.
Roller-skating at the Pavilion every
day this week.
E. c. French and i. A. Prindle went
to Northfeld this morning on business.
William Mcdonald has moved his
family into the house recently purchased
by him at SO Park street.
There will be meeting Of the plumb
ers' union in the l. O. f. hall Worthen
building this evening at 7.3o.
There will be social dance in the
Ayerill hall, Averill block, on Thursday
evening, March /. Music Batchelder's
orchestra.
The Board Of Civil Authority will
meet tonight for the last time before
election. If you have not registered at
tend to it tonight
| DR.. G. n. Barber went to Burlington
this morning as Juror from Barre
town to the y. S. district court which
is IN session there.
William S. Alexander of the firm of
Bugbee & Alexander, returned yester-
day from Boston, where he has been act
ing as secretary for the National Assoc
citation Of Granite Manufacturers during
the past year.
| A meeting of the Barre Quoting club
will be held in the rooms over the old
cooperative store, on Friday evening,
March 2ni, at o'clock Tlnpartent busi.
ness to come before the meeting, 20
all members try to be present
! Frank Rodgers drove to Northfcil
yesterday, taking piano TO the new
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Emerson
in that village. Mr. Rodgers reported
that it was the most uncomfortable
weather which he had ever experienced.
! All those who wish pictures OF the in
terror Of the Congregational church
please notify some member of the y. p.
S. G. Il. within the next few days as
Mr.. Hay, who furnishes the pictures, is
about to leave town and it viii be neces-
sary TO order them IL once.
4 According TO the Thermometer the
weather was not very cold this morning,
the mercury going only down 70 the
zero mark, but a penetrating March
wind made the rigor OF the weather much
more noticeable. Had there been COW
ering Of light snow for the wind to toss
about there would have been SONS If
the old time drifts. But fortunately
what snow there Is lies packed down
bard.
An excellent supper was served by
members OF the Ladies' Union Of the
Universalist church last evening to
about 1850 people. and the viands were
cooked Just to q nicely. Baked lake
trout, with dressing, was the chief order
on the menu and was very appetEing.
Goddard seminary girls served III wait
resscs, and during the supper hour music
on the piano was furnished by Miss
Cross Of the seminary.
The Williamstown correspondent Of
the Vermont Waterman writes: Daniel
F. Bean whose unfortunate condition
has obliged him TO ask help in years
past, OF the town, has been staying
Howard Winchcster's home IN thf
year or two. He is now g. years oil ard
nearly blind. A short time ago he was
seized with some trouble of the brain,
that left him in bad condition, --onc
arm being paralyzed-so that Mr. Win
claater felt he could not care for him
longer, and he was taken by Oversccr Of
the Poor George w. Nichols, to the
Emergency hospital in Barre.
At the time Mrs Wigs OF the Cab
bage Patch was presented in the Uni
versalist church vestry there wasn'troom
enough to accommodate all, and city
business had 10 be attended to, also, five
caucuss being held on the two nights,
which detained a great many II has
been requested by great many that tho
presentation be repeated, which the COM
mittee has decided TO do on Friday even
ing, March 0. SO make no other engage
ments ii you want 10 see the Miggs
family. The programme viii be equally
as good as before. They viii be assisted
by the Mandolin club Remember the
date, March 0. Doors open at 7.3n; cur
tain rises at Adfnfseion % cents