The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-18
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Roller skating today at 2 and p. m.
We wear the green tonight at the
Pavilion.
ST. Patrick will be honored at the
Pavilion tonight.
e. A. Prindle has just received one
car Of nails. Buy now.
April Designer now in at Perrys. Fash
ion sheets in book form free.
D. A. Perry returned Saturday night
from a business trip to Boston.
Do not forget to pay your interest
to the Barre Savings Bank 3 Trust %.
M 8. Levin returned yesterday from
a business trip to Boston and New York.
Something new in dinnerware. See
our window. Kenyon q Co.'s Bargain
Store.
The city schools close at the end Of
the present week for the usual spring va
cation.
In spite Of all rumors, the license
commissioners for this city have not been
appointed.
| Levi w. Keith has moved from Elm
street to no. 80, corner Park street and
Eastern avenue.
Robert Singer went 10 Albany, N. VI,
today, where he win work for the Flint
Granite company.
The place to get upholstering done as
you want IT and when you want it Is
at II. r. Baldwin's.
Mr. and Mrs. John caleagni arrived
in the city this morning from Italy,
where they spent the winter.
Sidney Wallace, who has been visit
| ing his son, G. S. Wallace, went to Wa
terbury Saturday night for visit.
Edmund @. Mitchell il contemplating
going to Denver, Colorado, to reside,
having been offered q good position there.
A st. Patrick souvenir, in the form
Of green carnation, win be presented
to every skater at the Pavilion to-
might.
Miss Margaret Wood went to Glare.
mont, N. H., yesterday for a few days
visit at the home Of her sister, Mrs. Clar-
enee Cole.
The Rev. Il. r. Reed Of Montpelier
exchanged with the Rev. r. a. Poole of
the Congregational church yesterday
morning.
This Is the time for athe wearing b.
tR green" Some to the Pavilion to-
night. A green carnation will be given
with every pair Of skates.
Regular meeting Junior Court Barre,
no. /, f. Of A., will be held in Forest.
ers' bali on Monday evening, March is,
at T;3. Let all members be present.
/ You win want to see Mr.. Geo. Seager
as 'sir Anthony Absolute man
whose mildness Of temper and meelness
Of disposition must be seen to be APP
lpreciated. "The Rivals" presented by
the Civic Federation at the opera house
March 81 and %.
Tax collector Nichols has brought suit
against Andrew Stacy for collection Of
a 1906 poll tax, and the case came up
in city court this forenoon. The de.
fendants bank account in the Mont.
lpelier Savings bank was trusteed and the
case was continued.
Andrew McNichols of Middlesex was
arrested yesterday by Chief Faulkner for
iutoxication. In city court this morning
Andrew pleaded guilty. He was fined
SIS and costs 81 $3.50, and went to Mont.
lpelier with the chief to see If lie could
raise the money to pay up. This is
the second case Of intoxication that has
been in the city court this month Il
date.
About fifty friends and neighbors Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pratt gathered at
their home on the east hill and spent q
most enjoyable evening Friday, March
Is. Games and dancing were the princi'
pal amusements. Refreshments OF col.
fee and cake were served This is the
third time this winter that Mr.. and Mrs
I Pratt have entertained their neighbors
and everyone seems to have had jolly
I time.
As soon as he could get through giving
! legal advice TO several Barre attorneys
who got in a tangle In city court to,
day, Frank j. Colby began proceedings
! in his $4,000 suit against the city d
Barre because his name was not on
, the check list at the recent election
Frank announces that he has retained
Senter g. Senter and w. A. Lord Of
| Montpelier for his senior counsel and
! Richard a. Hoar of Barre for junior
} counsel, while he himself will bear a good
part of the brunt OF the attack.