The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Abbott's spring opening on page 3.
Roller, skating today at the Pavilion.
Joseph sanguinette left this noon on
Q business trip.
Barre in Nutshell. See it at the
Barre Book Store.
Cali at the Vaughan store for the
March Delineator.
r. W. Rourk went to Cambridge
junction today on business.
Have you heard Of McLean's new prop
osltlonf See his advertisement.
Thomas Dobie went to Milford, N. H.,
last night to work at stone cutting.
Richard Venner left last night for
Vinalhaven, Me, to visit relatives
[ A son was born recently to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank A. Howe Of this city
r. l.. Clark went to Cabot last night
to visit his brother, Harvey Clark, who
! is i'll.
William NJ. Holden and Ed. Tobin left
this noon for Boston to attend the auto
mobile show.
! w. M. Fraser of the Barre Construc.
ton company is quite i'll at his home
on Cliff street.
Your attention is called to the pro
gramme for the play, Siege Of Limerick,
printed in this paper.
Amy party looking for good farm Of
s or 10 acres Of land, near the city, ap.
ply to Geo. Cassie. See adv.
v. f. Ayers is at Groton Pond this
week, acting as foreman at his mill,
owing to the illness Of that gentleman.
The spring inc of Duchess working
trousers has arrived at the Fra TX Nc
Whorter Co. store, prices Sl.0o TO $500.
Two furnished rooms to rent, at 26
Jefferson street; furnace heat, electric
lights; vacant Saturday, March 10. APP
ply at house.
After the prayer meeting at the Bap-
list church this evening, the matter a
laying hard wood floor IN the main au-
dience room viii be discussed.
Mrs. Effie |. Chapman will speak in
G. A. r. hall, Montpelier, next Sunday,
March is, afternoon and evening, at 2
and o'clock. Admission, 10 cents.
The funeral OF the late John NJ. East
man will be held from his home in West
Fairlce, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock,
the Rev. +. A. Wiggin Of Boston ofiiciat-
ing
Miss May ArkIey, the nurse, is caring
for Mrs. j. M. Bond OF East Montpelier,
who recently underwent an operation
for appendicitis and who Is now doing
nicely.
George Fiske has come from his home
in Worcester, Mass, to care for his
brother, w. 4. Fiske OF Barre Town,
who is seriously i'll with inhammatory
rheumatism.
Z. C. French and r. +. Forbes have
moved to Mortified, where they have
bought the stock Of the F. A. Spauld-
ing & Co., maehinists, and will conduct
the business.
The Grand Orient win he worked on
Friday evening, March 23, in Bolster's
hall. All applications should be hand
cd to Alex. Duncan or L. +. Wiley be-
fore Monday night.
Companion Court Granite City, No,
757, l. 0. f., win hold regular meet
ing in Foresters' hall, Worthen block,
Friday evening, March 16, at $3.50 p. N.
r. s, Minnie Bruce.
John Anderson and George Geddes
were arrested last night by Officer Hamel
for intoxication. In city court this
morning both offenders pleaded guilty
and each paid S13.e4, fine and costs.
win Il. Aver Of Windsor, district
manager Of the Proyident Life and Trust
Co, is in the city for rev days visit
Mr. Aver was a former popular back
stop on the Goddard base ball team,
aud is well known in tnis city.
p. F. Mccarthy left last night for
Rockland, Me. The Quarry Workers
branch there has presented uew bill OF
prices to take effect on April ist and
some trouble is anticipated in reaching
an agreement with the quarry owners.
At the meeting Of the n. f. o. p
last evening, Mrs. Harriet f. Whitcomt
and j. +. GiaFeu were elected delegates
to the grand lodge OF Vermont at its
convention next month Mrs. f. o. Kent
and Charles A. Smith were elected alter
mates.
u Tom Mercer as Barney O'ReilIy, the
blacksmith, Il the "bye who can make a
pike that will Spite the appetites OF the
iiuemies Of ould Ireland Come and ZEE
him in his shop at the Siege of Lime.
rick, Saturday, March nth. He will
also show the famous war-horse on the
stage
Ii is stated by friends Of c. J. Allen
that he will not qualify for the office
Of first constable to which he was chosen
at the March election. The reasons Civ.
en- are that the office pays SO little he
does not consider it worth the expense
he would be given TO give the $4,000
bond required Of the first constable,
The knights OF Birmingham degree
was worked on thirty candidates in
Cabot last evening, the Knights team
i from this city working the degree. Those
/ who went from here were james X.
Coutts, Alex Bruce, Henry G. Whita-
ker, Dr. H. B. Whitaker Henry Hodg-
don, William Billings, w j. Mclean,
J. X Pirie, John Milton and Robert