The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-19
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Lace curtains Saturday at Fits.
Sample coats undepriced at Abbotts.
Dimities only II per yard at Perry's
on Saturday.
The stetson hats have arrived at the
Frank McSvhorta co. Store.
\ Mise Katherine Stone Of Cahoe Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Phineas Ladd.
The DIR, Deimel and Belfast linen mesh
underwear can be had Of the Frank Nc
Whorter CO.
The oIler-skatinE sessions at the
Pavilion viii be for the present, from ?
til s, and from till 10 p. m. Prices as
usual.
A daughter WAS born Tuesday TO Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel A. Perry Of this city,
who are stopping with Mrs. Perry 5
mother in Montpelier.
Fred Miers is prepared to do all sorts
of trucking, pillow gardens. draw oif dead
animals and do anything which can be
done with work team.
To- amusement committee Of Granite
City lodge will please meet with Miss
Mamie Rcasidc at No. 10 Kirk street,
Friday evening April goth, at seven
o'clock.
Otto Lewis, who for the past year has
been q lineman for the New England
Telephone company Is spending Il few
days at his home in this city. II
Companion Court Granite City, No.
~, /. O. H., will hold regular meet
ing in Tie Foresters' hall in the Worth
en- block Friday, April both, at $3.50
III, m. RsfS., Minnie Bruce.
I We are glad to note the apprecia-
StionA oan customers show when We offer
them specials We refer now to the
box papers we have advertised. They
are going fast. Kenyon 4 Co.'s Bar
gain Store.
There will be lots OF fun at the opera
house Friday night, AZ Immediately af-
ter tbar performance OF A Daughter OF
The People the company gives \ big
social, somebody in the audience being
presented with q lively young pig,
Tonight at the opera house the Ben
nett Moulton Go. win present d play
entirely new to this city, "Shadopei
f5yesn or tive College Ghans' writ
ten by Justin Adams whose dfamatiza,
ton Of Quincy Adams Sawyer is well
known.
All late corners at the opera house to-
night viii be obliged to remain stand
iligsiin she renr al the auditorium a. the
management makes it an imperative
rules fashen playing Swallowed Lives. not
to allow anybody arriving after tile eur.
tain rises, TO be seated until after the
act il over. This is owing To the fact
that the play is rather unique in the
fact that the story commences just ms
soon as the curtain rises on the FIRST
The following Is despatch from
Waterbury 20 the st. Adams Messenger:
sMuch anxiety has been felt in town
over the financial condition OF the Drew
Daniels granite business 1t is now
given out that matters have been salts
factorily arranged and that the business
will continue 10 be run by Mr.. Daniels.
Chester w. Clark, OF Boston, has be.
come Enanciall interested in the bust
Hess. Mr. Clark WAS IN town over
Sa,uEwS and sunday arranging mat
ters.
The laN.ies Of Harmon Hive, No. /, Of
the l.. a. T. VI. held a very enjoyable
evening last night, entertaining their
husbands and friends. The following
programme WAS rendered: vocal solo BY
Miss May Carson; Duet by Misses Mil.
bred Clark and Gertrdde Cease; reading,
Airs. Thos. Carson; vocal solo, Mrs.
Chas CLARK; also plonogfaph selec-
tions, after which tho Maecahee quilt
was drawn, Mrs. Merton Mason hold.
ing the lucky number In behalf of
the ladies Mrs. Forbes presented The
lady commander, Mrs. w. !. Campbell,
an elegant water set and hand painted
berry dish. Refreshments were served
and whist was played the remainder
OF the evening.