The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-04
TALK OF The TOWN.
Easter gloves ut Abbott i

handsome white waists at perryas.
n ~ Cate has gone to Cabot on hnsi-
ness
Madam Waite hose supporters at
Fits.
William Ward went to burlington on
business this morning.
Scllumann Quartette tonight at the
Congregational church
a, B. Coffin went to Plainfield on
business this morning.
This weather calls for d spring cap.
Go to the McWhorter Co.'s store.
William Miers installed new hv-
draulic chair IN his barber shop To-
day.
Miss Mary Sampson has returned
from q several days visit IN Burling-
! ton.
Roller. skating al the Pavilion every
forenoon, Afternoon and evening Of this
week.
"A 25c brush given with each box
d tooth powder at Hendricks, III Main
street.
Batchelder's orchestra dit the exhibit
land sale N the Jniyersalist yestry this
evenings
STANLEY kenerson has gone to Boston
to enter the Boston School Of Tele-
Ieraphy
Miss Annie Beaton OF South RyeQate
Iis visiting Mrs. John Mari 81 the Miles
building.
Gilbertson's orchestra, Wednesday
Thursday and Friday evenings at the
Pavilion. {
w. +. Root Of Brattleboro ana ". r.
Warner Of Yergennes visited friends in
the city yesterday.
Fred Fisher and son Max, went to
Cabot this morning To attend the funer-
|al OF the late Harvey Clark.
Parties loking Tor good suburban prom
lerty had better look over George Cassie's
al. in lots 70 suit customers
Mrs. ], Al oliver, who has been visit
ing in the city, returned today to her
home in Cambridgeport, Mass.
Miss Lillian Hatyosa (Sue STUART,
n New York actress, N visiting her
mother and brothers III this city.
The street department II ehopping out
The Ice from the part III Main street
between the Bolster building and Depot
square,
There will bc ufee5ng offhe Plumb
ers Union III Rrieklayers'4 andi sfasuns'
haii, in old fire station, Friday evening
at : o'clock.
The regular meeting Of the coupcil Of
the Ladies' Aid society OF 81 Mdniea's
church viii be held this evening AZ $50,
o'clock in the convent.
O. G. Russell. who was chosen asi
water superintendent, stated today THAT
the business of @. G. Russell & Co. will
be continued as heretofore.
The Ladies Aid society Of tbs Bap.
fist church held a very successful and
largely attended supper and apron
sale at the church last evening.
There are few good costumes left
which Gun be rented for the masquerade
in Miles hall this evening. Anyone
Wishing one call at Miles hall before
= p, M today.
K. H. Hayward las fine hne of Edi-
son monographs and records and also
pictures Of the talent the reroris are
taken from On oxidation ii q III
Dodge's window
John Mari went to Burlington last
night, where he win enter the Mary.
Fletcher hospital for treatment. Il IS.
expected that he viii have To undergo
an operation for appendicitis.
The sugar makers on the nearby
f.r r
yesterday, and considerable sugar i be
ing made today. Only a small amount.
however, has found its way to the local
markets.
Over the Tea Cups will have their an.
aual business meeting At Che home of
Mrs. A. ID. Morse on Thursday after
noon. April s The treasurer requests
all friends OF the federation to o3fne pr.
pared TO pay their dues.
Misses Florence Harrington and Hazel
Lyon gave d delightful musicale. at The
home OF n. M. Lyon on Highland avenue
last evening. After the iifeieal pro
gramme games were played aud light re-
frcshments we're served,
+. r, Mccarthy Of this. city. ..ala0 Is.
secretary treasurer OF the Quarry Work
ers international Union and president
Of the Central Labor Union Of Barre.
has been elected TO the executive com
inittee OF the Civic Federation of New
England, whose headquarters is in Bos-
ton.
Don't fail to come to the mask ear
nival in Miles hall this evening, Put
mask If you can If you don't mask
come and skate. If Skating doesn't ap,
peal 10 you, come and watch the fun.
The clown, rooster, devil. Buster Brown,
Cousin Mary Jane, Tige and the Dutch
will surely be there Admission with
skates: Gentlemen 80 cents. ladies %
cents; spectators, gentlemen a5c, ladies
15c Hours Of session, ! TO 1850 p. NJ.
Gilbertson's orchestra.
About thirty OF the friends Of Miss
Una Cheney gathered az her home last
evening TO remind her that il WAS her
eighteenth birthday The evening was
spent by singing, playing games and ae
lections were played on the phonograph-
Her father. Fred Cheney, presented her
gold watch and her friends gave other