The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-24
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Corset carnival at Titts'.

1iVisi sht.tAhS tVudy az the 1dNllloHs
New spring shirt waist suits at Alb
bolts.
Q. NJ. Lawrence went 70 Boston today
on a visit
Free demonstration Of Bordens Malt
ed Mix at Eastman Brothers store
Miss Georgia Bombard went to Bur-
lington last night to visit relatives
Joseph Taft last evening returned from
his trip to New York and coney Island,
Mrs. Q. II. Hale went q st. Jobnsbury
this morning to visit relatives for i few
days.
Beginners session in skating
every day at . o'clock q. M, at the
Pavilion.
Bert Blair returned last night from
Albany, d. 99 where he has been on a
business trip.
Mrs. Hurry Al segel. who has been
sick with an attack Of the grip, is able
to be out again
The Tourist club will meet with Mrs.
D, I. Davis, Maple Grove, Monday
afternoon at $3.50.
The interest on notes al the Barre
Savings Bank and Trust Company BET
comes due March list.
The spring styles in Lamson g. Hub
bard soft and stiff hats have arrived at
the McWhorter Store.
Mrs. II. L. Smith went to Lebanon,
N. H., today for two weeks visit at
the home Of her sister.
Special sale Of wash boilers and
clothes Wriugers at Prindle's New Hard
ware Store, Depot Square.
John Mehan Of Barre was in Mont.
pelier city court yesterday for intoxica-
ton. He pleaded guilty and paid.
Miss Marguerite Nichols left this
noon for Eastharnpton, Mass, where she
has secured position and win live with
her sister.
! have few more trimmed hats that
1 will close out Tor S1.00. We're $500
and S4.o0. Mrs. J. NJ. Bond, over Aver.
ills hardware store.
Saturday candy, zoe per box; salted
peanut eoeoanut kisses; fruit candy, 15c
per pound. Fresh made Saturday at
the Barre Candy Kitchen.
The Central Labor union held a very
largely attended meeting in Carpenters
hall last evening. Delegates from every
union in the city were present.
Tssc,,s ;, T.; 49, a.i III
Messrs. Mcdonald and Stewart Tuesday
evening at 6 o'clock il scanpini hall.
Terms SIS for IL lessons; two pupils
IRON same family S..
There win be meeting OF the Wash.
ington County Pet and Poultry associa-
ton at Montpelier this evening. A
goodly attendance Of Barre members IL
desired. Take the GAS ear.
Young man wanted ii granite office
one that can draw or figure work pre-
ferred Also u man as buyer Of monu.
mental work. Address, stating expert
enee and giving references, b. N. Co.,
Care Times,
The Vine street whist club met with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. shepard last even
ing. Those having the highest scores
were c. 4. Dodge and Miss C.. i. Dodge
and the one having the lowest was
Mrs. Harvey Dodge,
Friends Of segel s Brady viii be glad
to learn that they viii resume business
again 1T the same store in the Bolster
block and that they are making great
preparations for eearance sale Of their
large stock. They expect 10 be ready for
business Saturday. March Sd.
Prof. II. Austin Tuttle, who has been
in the city 10 attend the funeral Of
Mrs. f. 7. Odds, received telegram
this morning from salem, Mass, saying
that his sister, Mrs Lowell, who has
been Ill for u long time, was dying.
Mr.. Tuttle lett for Salem on the noon
train.
The Middler class, '05, spaulding high
school, had sleigh ride to East Monte
pelier last evening, where supper was
served. T0asts were given BY the chap
erones, Misses Lewis and Cotton, and
Ray Worthen, Phia Bruce and Miss
White. They went in one Of Cassie's
teams.
All that remains standing of the old
French house on the library lot at the
corner of Elm and Washington streets
is the immense kitchen fireplace and
that is An object OF wonder to the
younger generation Abram Mann, who
Is tearing down the bidding TO make
room for the new Aldrich library, is
carting away the lumber
Suit has been brought against The
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
company by y. II. Dea,itt, administrator
of the estate Of the late City Judge
Charles Il. Woodward of Montpelier.
Judge Woodward held q policy for S2,-
600 in this company which it refuses
TO pay because the insured committed
suicide. The damages set up in the case
are $4,000.
a quartette composed Of Mrs r. w.
Braley, Mrs. w. il. Gale, Miss Maud
Harris and Miss Emma Phillips gave two
pleasing selection, William sheriiis rem
dorcd d solo in bis usual delightful man
ner. Mrs. G.. G. A. Bullock captiyated
her audience with her violin selections.
Thomas Mercer, who is always ia de-
mand al Publications OF al Kinds, rem
dered his solo In his original and pleas.
ing manner Mrs. b. M Bradley and
Miss Emma Phillips rendered q duet