The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-18
TALK OF THE TOWN.

idhaDuiE sale Ut flllse
Jack and Jill hose, two pairs for 25c,
at Abbott's.
Miss Glee Blanchard is i'll with the
muInps at her home.
( Don't miss The closing sale Of
footwear at Perry's shoe store.
William H. Pitkin Of Boston arrived
in the city last night on a,business visit.
There will be no rehearsal for the chill
dren's choir OF ST. Alonica's church until
Saturday at p. m.
Deaconess Miss Edith Smith went to
Morrisville this afternoon to attend the
Methodist State conference.
Mrs. O. II. Hale went to Lewiston, Me-,
today TO visit Mrs. Willis Abbott, for
merly Miss Nadine Nichols Of this city.
Granite Polishers Branch Of the q. G.
i. a., will hold their regular meeting
Thursday evening at 7.30 in Carpenters
hail.
Mrs. @. Il. Dnffince returned last night
from Burlington where she visited her
brother, u a. Daffinee, who ii in the
Mary Fletcher hospital for tdeatmerit.
The Guild Of the Church OF the Good
Shepherd will meet with Mrs. Vaughan,
24 Cliff street, Thursday afternoon at
100 o'clock. Any one having second
hand clothing for the missionary box
will send it on bring 1t To that meeting.
DR. @. Fl. Reed Of Elm street has
twenty {a01 hens and as layers he
thinks they are hard to beat. Their re-
cord on one day last week was eighteen
l1s) eggs and on no day since have
they laid less than dozen. The fowls
are mostly Rhode Island Reds.
David G. Gale Of Denver. COL, for
merly resident of Barre and Williams
town, was in the city today renewing
acquaintance. He il stopping at Will
JAMESTOWN and expects to be in the East
during the summer. His wife, who was
Miss Edith Brush of Williamstown, is
with him.
All persons or corporations liable to
taxation in this city who claim an of
set to be returned to other towns must
return Inventories to the assessors at
once. All persons liable for poll tax
only, who have not yet signed an in
ventory should do 50 at once and thus
save themselves and the listers incon-
venience. Assessors.
Under Two Flags, as presented by
the Bennett Moulton company tonight,
is q decentralization of Onida's most fams
otis novel, especially written by well
known dramatist for this company. 1t
is 4 most interesting play, immensely
popular all over the country, and is
being used this week ait the Empire in
Boston, BY the stock company there.
There will be d special conclave Of
st. Aldemar Commandery this Wednes-
day evening, as the hall Is not in use.
The Red Cross degree win be conferred
this evening and the Temple degree to-
morrow, Thursday. evening. Meeting at
7.so sharp. Joe W. Jackson, Elm. Com.
A particular good play, entitled Nor
tai Enemies bv Justip Adams, was pre-
sented by the Bennett Moulton company
At the opera house last night to good
house. Geo. +. Ksrroll, Maxwell Dris.
coll, Chas. Lake, Thomas Maskel and
Estelle Plunkett had prominent parts
and played them WELL The specialties
between acts were very pleasing. To-
night, "Under Two Flags" will be given
and the management promise first
class production of this popular play.
The Ladies OF the Maccabees will have
a sGentleman's Night on Wednesday,
April is, at 40 in Foresters hall. The
following program will be rendered:
Vocal solo, Miss May Carson; duet,
Misses Gertrude Geake and Mildred
Clark; reading Mrs. Thomas Carson;
vocal solo, Mrs. Charles Clark; phono-
graph selections and whist. The quilt
will be drawn by the one who has the
lucky number. let every Maccabee be
present with husband or sweetheart.
Sandwiches, cake and coffee will be
served.