The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Cheap wrappers at Abbott's at CSC.
b. and A. silks in all colors at
Abbott's.
Barre in a Nutshell. See it at the
Barre Book Store.
Secure fur scarf at Perry & Camp
before packing away.
John Breckin went to Mortified this
morning on business.
DR.. A. H. Lewis went to Mortified
this morning on business.
Morris Yeti of Montpelier is clerking
this week for Segel h Brady.
Those special prices ON dress goods
at Fits are actually startling.
Spring styles in stiff and soft hats
at the Frank McWhorter Co. store.
New muslin and lace curtains, only
soc per pair, at Veale & Knights.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Colombo of Perry street yester
day.
Frank Pianfetti OF Hardwick is in
town visiting friends among the Italians
of the city,
The officers Of Old Krow ladge,
Knights OF Birmingham go to Cabot to-
morrow evening to work the degree.
William Halyosa returned last even
ing from Hartford, where he went to
attend the funeral OF his brother,
Charles.
Ii you want to enjoy good laugh,
come and see Beauiacques, the flower of
the flock, in the Siege Of Limerick, Sat
urday, March nth.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry A. Segel returned
yesterday from Burlington, where they
went 10 attend the funeral Of Mr.. segel's
mother in that city. Mrs. Segel died a
week ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fraser returned
last evening from an extended western
trip, Mr.. Fraser having been travelling
in the interests of the Granite Construc-
ton company.
Mrs. d. f. Davis and Miss Maude e.
Harris returned yesterday from Brad
ford where they went TO attend the
musical festival there Friday and Sat.
urday OF last week.
Fred G. Rowell has recently graduated
from the Correspondence School at
Scranton, Pa, in the complete architec-
tural course, and has received a diploma.
lie IL now studying for diplomas in
other departments.
The n. L. o. p. degree team il re-
quested to attend the practice meeting
in the Odd Fellows hall Wednesday
evening at seven o'clock. A full atten-
dance is desired, as business of impor
tanee is TO come up. Per order the
warden.
Word has been received in this city
OF the death at Montgomery, Indepen
dence county, Kansas, OF Mrs. Mary s.
Rilgore, native Of Barre, and whose
maiden name was Slavery. She Was
born 80 years ago, and at the time her
father was in the United States SER
vice at the battle Of Plattsburg Al
brother, George W. Slavery, lives in vii.
jamestown.
The proposition IS advanced in Mont
pelier 70 form an intercity basket ball
team, 10 be composed Of d. Decollains
and Z. Grape of Montpelier, forwards,
Wilkinson Of Montpelier, center, and
Rust and Sheriifs az Barre, TO play Fort
Ethan Allen and other teams. II is
doubtful II the team would De much
stronger than one raised in this city
alone,
Building lots best residence section
Of the city, head of Richardson street,
looking directly down the street, dry
gravel, no filing needed; three minutes
from either line Of electric railway; large
lots, pleasant location. VIII sell at a
very low price helote Apri, as we want
the cash for other business. There is
no better chance to buy property TO hold,
as the city is growing that way. AveTill
Granite Co., Ayerill building.
Fred d. Beckley of this city and c. NJ.
Winch of Barre Town are among the
grand jurors who viii meet Thursday
morning in special session TO consider
the Waterbury asylum ease, in which
Peter Drant a patient, died. The other
members summoned are: NJ w. An
drews Of Berlin, J.. NJ. Fisher Of Cabot,
Austin Saunders Of Calais, Hazen Morse
of Duxbury. u. G. Hammett of East
Montpelier, II. p. Martin of Marshfeld,
Fl. b. Chaplin OF Middlesex, George O.
Boyce Of Montpelier, A. G. Bronson of
Moretown, Il. W. Clark Of Mortified.
III. II. Chapman of Waitsfeld, NJ H.
Bucklen Of Warren, NJ. G. Canerdy Of
Waterbury, W. G. Peck of Woodbury.
and Arthur Camp of Worcester.
An old case that has been on the
county court docket since 1908 has been
settled James Ingram first sued his
wife for divorce but his petition was
denied She then sued for separate
maintenance and was granted it, the
court ordering her husband TO pay her
IS per week in the meanwhile. The case
went to Supreme court and there tho
Judgment was remanded and the case
sent back for new trial. On Saturday
the case was settled by agreement, Mr..
Ingram paying his wife $1,000 in full
settlement. b. Il. Bailey and f. r. Davis
were attorneys for the plaintiff in the
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