The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-12
TALK or THE TOWN.
New lace curtains at Fits.

H"NAtto ~ -aaaeOlt =,
Don't forget the Good Templars'
sociabie Friday night.
Paul Scampini went to West Berlin
on business his morning.
Shop stewards can get the Journals
at the granite cutters Office.
John Austin returned today from a
visit with relatives III Cabot.
G. g. Barker 81 Burlington visited
friends in the city yesterday
New designs N rich cut glass just ar
rived At Holmes, the jewelers..
Miss Susie Kendall Of South Straf-
ford is visiting friends in the city.
Ned n. Lewis went to WiIliamstown
today on a few days business Visit.
James Trubey went to Keesyille, M.
Y, today for d visit with relatives.
/ Saturday sale Of soc corset cover em-
broidery for 25c per yard At yaughan's
Read OUR large advertisement on page
q. Eastern Estate Tea company, Aver
\ i'll block
Tile Il. B. Cate agency has some new
offerings III real estate. as Will be noted
L by the adv.
| Deputy Sheriff Fl. j. slayton returned
this afternoon from business trip 70
Burlington.
Mrs. Leroy Bullock and Mrs. Charles
Duke Of Mortified visited friends in the
city today.
Charles PlouT has started truck
team and asks for 4 part 81 the patron
age Of the public
There win be i whist party in Odd
Fellows nall, Gordon block, on Saturday
evening. April 10.
4 54.inch white linen for suits for roc,
and 40-inch white linen for suits for soc
at yeale & knights.
w. q Nye has been appointed grand
NJ. J. carbett who resigned,
The Frank McWhorter CO. carry the
Iamson a Hubbard and the John u.
Stetson hat There are no better.
Misses Madie Campbell aud Anna
Boughcr left last night for baltimore,
x Md, where they have positions as
nurses III a hospital
A 17-quagt agate dispan and souve
mir with one pound OF Eastern Estate
baking powder tomorrow rs North
Main street, Ayerill block
New assortment OF comic postcards.
"The Busy Bears just received. Step
in and look them oyer--3c each, or two
\ for Sc. Kenyon's bargain store.
v A new invoice Of pictures. Burr Me-
4 Intosh and Pine Cone prints, beautiful
] subjects, choice for 81 and i0c few
a 25c each, Kenyon's bargain store.
i. Nj. AYerill lbs removed the balance
Of his stock Of goods semaining unsoId
up one flight to rear room on side of
jas block. See his adj, foot last page.
N Two pairs for csc. Children's hose,
double knee, extra spIieed heel and toe,
the best wearing hose You ever bought,
two pairs for 2ac at Peny's on Satnr-
day.
N The Barre Montpelier directors win
hold meeting in Montpelier tonight.
The season for tho proposed league
starts May II according to present ar
rangement.
Tickets for AS Ye Sow 90 on sale
tomorrow night at seven O'clock, As
there Is but olle company playing this
piece, Barre theatre-goers will see the
original production.
II il is true that one Barre man i
behind twelve applicants for licenses IN
that city, 1t will be interesting to see
what The license commissioners viii dc
about it.-Montpelier Argus,
4 special meeting OF the Queen d
the Foresters. no. asa, will be held il
Forestess hall, Friday, April ~, at 2;3t
lp. M, for important bushes. Let every
member be present. Per worthy chief.
4 meeting OF the Central Vermont
Pet Stock and Poultry association viii
be held Friday evening, April ~ Al
1880 o'clock in the Barre Shoe com
pany's store. Important business. All
members please BE- present.
The people 81 the city Of Barre arr
hereby notified that before the first weel
of May they must remove from theil
premises any material that Is detrimen
tai TO the public health Of the eommun
lity. BY order OF the city board d
health, in accord with the city charter.
The Over the Tea Cups club held tbei
annual business meeting Thursday af
ternoon Al the home of Mrs. Bradford
The following officers were elected 70
The ensuing year; president, Mrs. Eliz'
Forsyth; vice, president, Mrs. Marthi
smith; secretary. Mrs Evelina Allen
treasurer, Mrs. Arvilla Smithy educa
tional committee, Mrs. Mary Benedict
flower committee, Mrs. Alma Bradford
programme committee, Mrs NJ. Smith
Mrs. Bradford, Mrs. Allen and Mrs
\ Eastman,
! The drama, AS &c Sow which hal
, caused no end OF talk througlloul th'
entire country, will be produced at thi
! opera house on next Wednesday evening
The Rev. John Snyder's play, "As VI
Sow deals with New England people
and in particular the men and womei
, of small town on Cape Cod, wher'
the Rev. John 81. John Is pastor Of ON
of tho churches. Into Che quiet lie o
this little place comes all Of the passion
and whirl Of the great world outside
\ breaking for time the serenity Of lifi
for the villagers The working out o
knotty problem in sociology th
eternal ptoblem OF the laye between mel
l and women--constitute the serious por
\ tion Of the play, while love, 10 less pow
\ erful, flls III the paalses with q rathe
I more cheerful effect The human an'
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