The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-02
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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Sale Of muslin curtains On Monday atI
Naughans. Il s.
John Gaul went TO Boston today on a
business trip.
Clarence Payne went to Wells River
/ today on a visit.
4 Ladies' dress skirts-ge new one
for Easter at Psrry's.
Sowden 4 Lyon have another car OF
union flour on the track.
DR.. George H. Spiiler will be at the
4 City Hotel April . and 3.
Leslie Bean lett today for Brockton,
Mass, where be will reside
1 MIR. and Mrs. r. n. Watkins went to
\ Sheldon today To visit friends.
I stamped lingerie waist patterns with
floss for working, si.o0 At Fitts.
Mrs. Winifred Roweil Of ST. Johns
bury IL visiting her aunt, Mrs. Q. II.
\ Hale.
I Billiards. steamship agency reports
that the Cyinric passed Fastnctt az noon
Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Goodrich left this noon
| for Boston, where she will visit friends
for week.
Mrs. L. j. Carroll went TO Burlington
Saturday night for few days visit
with relatives.
The Athena club will hold its business
meeting with Mrs. r. a. Hoar Tuesday
Levcning at 1880.
4. O. Marion returned Saturday night
I from New York. where he has been for
| the past two months.
III. q kcnerson and son, Stanley, left
4 this noon for Boston. where Stanley eS-
poets 10 accept position.
George Merrill, employed at TX ],
Y Smiths market has moved from Wash
ington street To North Seminary street.
j.. Arthur Stacy, magnetic healer and
\ trance medium: onica ls Elm street (thc
annex Montpelier. Consultation free.
4 The third rank will he worked By the
I knights Of Pythias tomorrow evening
New sugar will be served after the work.
Mrs. John W. Daley, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Henry Premier,
returned to her home In Burlington Sat
urday night.
Miss Mabel Kelley, who has been stop.
ping with her sister. Mrs. G. g. Mas
colt, went 20 her home in Burlington
Saturday night.
Tito fSchumann auartette concert next
/ Wednesday night viii have the valuable
addition to their programme Of George
/ H. Wilder in his delightful flute solos.
Don't forget the date and plarn, April
9Th, at Congregational church.
John Hickey and Emilio TereIt &c
Lanesyilie. Mass, representing the quar-
ry workers d Cape Ann, were III the
/ city Saturday in conference with fhr
4 national quarry workers committee.
They returned at midnight Saturday
night.
AL the mask carnival ia Miles hall
4 Wednesday evening the prize for the
lady wearing the best costume viii he
her choice Of 4 $500 pair Of Revelation
shoes. Gents prize, his choice Of $3.50
I w. L. Douglas ehoe, at Geo. n. Tilden's
store.
The mask carnival IN Miles hall We'd
nesday evening. April 4th, with winsiow
ball bearing fibre rolled skates, clean
door and 6iilbertson's orchestra promises
4 TO be d decided success. Watch for q
partial list OF characters TO be repre-
sented
Frank Mont. drawing school teach
er Of Viggin. Italy, who is well known
among the Italian people OF this city,
committed suicide BY shooting himself
two weeks ago, the news Of the unfor.
tunate affair having been received in
Barre last week.
Roller skating in Miles hall Monday,
Z Tuesday. Wednesday AID Saturday even
\ ings. MASK carnival Wednesday evening,
dancing schol Thursday evening public
dance given by ulIbertsun's orchestra on
Friday evening Sessions for roller skat-
ing, afternoons to 5, evening, $3.50 to
II. Admission i0c.
Junius r. Wells OF Salt Lake City,
Utah, who had charge of the erection Of
the Mormon monument and cottage at
South Royalton, and who has been at
the Pavilion in Montpelier with mis- wife
for lew days, left Saturday evening
for short stay in his home city. Mr..
Wells. will return to South Royalton
early in May to superintsnd laying out
the grounds around the sil0iuBnent and
cottage.
DO not fail to see the half.priee sale
on boys fine winter orereoats in Rus
sian, Norfolk and plain long raglan
STYLES to close for this week at half
price in order not to be obliged to carry
them over to another winter. Price nov
$50, s1o5. s225, $3.50 and $500.
Bring your boys and you can buy two
coats for the price of one. They are
good for present wear and next falls
wear. Segel { Brady.
Pavilion skating programme Ills week
win be as follows Monday evening,
Pink Party, carnation given with every
pair Of skates: Tuesday evening, d hand
some prize will be given with every
pair OF skates; Wednesday and Thurs
kday afternoons. ehildren's masquerade
from till 5. Prizes given for prettiest
girls and prettiest boys costume; We'd
,ncsdaN and Thursday evening, public
masquerade; Friday evening, Colonial
Party, all who can do so are requested
to appear IN costume Of We olden time,
I On the last named evenings prizes will
be given for the best lady's aud best
gentlcman's costume. On these evenings
there will be single skating session from
Fl z I'LL 10. Dancing from 1890 till ~,
\ Admissions Is cents per couple, gentle
men so cents. ladies' rs cents These
prices include the use Of skates. Fine
music BY orchestra. For list of PRICES
see tomurrowa Times. A large invoice
Of new skates have been ordered special
I iy for this week. The best III order
win be strictly maintained. Forenoon
and afternoon sessions as usual Other
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