The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-25
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Easter lilies At EInsIle's.


Easter lilies at Emslie's
Read Il, N. AFerills advertisement.
Easter neckwear and belts at The
Vaughan Store
Get your Easter skirt at Perfys 10
have the right style.
The Shziners 70 to Little's for their
sugaring-oH tomorrow
Fernando PerTas visited friends in
Richmond over Sunday.
The Red Men will hold their regular
meeting tomorrow evening,
s. j. Segel returned Saturday from
"a business visit to New York
Wanted. Strong. capable girl for gen.
eral homework at 2 Park street.
Masonic charms and pins at Il. r. Aus
tins "the watch and clock man"
John u. Smith and Donald Smith went
To Montreal Saturday for few days,
Fred I4arochelle went To Burlington
yesterday for few days business trip.
Miss Bessie Il. Page, teacher in the
Bradford schools, IL at home for week.
w. w Rogers left for jamestown,
Va Saturday, to remain during the ex.
position.
Williams Carswell left yesterday for
Hartford, Conn, whore he has secured
employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phineas y. Ladd have
purchased Of Fred G. 0rdway his house
on Upland avenue.
Gloves IN eight and tweve.button
lengths, in a good line OF colors, for
Easter at Fits store.
Mrs. John A. Smith and daughters
went 10 Montreal this morning for d
fem days visit with relatives
III II. Warren returned to Woodsville,
NJ IT., this morning after visiting rela-
tiyes in, this city over sunday.
The marriage Of Peter Ferrari and
Miss q Chiaravaili, both Of this city,
is announced to take place next Thurs
day.
DIR. M d. Lamb has workmen pre-.
pairing his building lot on Summer street
for the erection of q house as soon as
possible.
A regular meeting Of Queen Of Fof-
est circle will be held Tuesday, February
Goth at o'clock. A large attendance
Is desired.
Miss Isabel Martin went yesterday
to her home in South Royalton to
spend the two weeks vacation of the
city schools.
i. J. Caron, who has been employed as
a baker in Bemis & Caron's shrop, went
to Plattsburg, NJ ", yesterday, where
he has employment.
John MCGOWAN and Lyle Perry went
TO Lisbon N. H., this afternoon and
will play for a concert this evening with
Writers quintette.
Charles A. Smith returned Saturday
night from a business visit To the west
ern part of the state. Mr. Smith left
this afternoon for White River juno
tion on business.
Mrs. Abbie NJ. Pierce. the nurse who
has been visiting relatives in Littleton,
N. IT.. returned To Barre Saturday and
is now caring for Mrs. Fred King Of
Washington street.
The Glover club win meet Tuesday
afternoon at 2:90 o'clock with Mrs. O.
w. .Averill. All members who have not
already paid their federation dues, please
come prepared to do 50.
i. NJ. Averiirs stock of groceries,
paints, yarnishes oils, etc, must be closed
out BIZ Wednesday night, March aIth
Everything going at greatly reduced
prices. Read advertisement on sth page.
The funeral services Of the late Gil.
man I. Jackson win be held Tuesday
afternoon at $500 o'clock from the home
OF Frank w. jackson, z Liberty street.
The Rev. q O. Conner will oiiiciate.
Just received new invoice of dress
suit cases and club bags. This is a
nice assortment and our prices are right.
We shall be pleased TO show them to
YOU. c. y. Kenyon q Co.'S bargain
store.
beg TO announce to the ladies of
Barre and vicinity that ! have returned
from the markets with full line Of mil
Iinery aud viii reopen my parlor; no
special opening. Madame r. J. Caron,
3 South Main street.
The Philomathian club will meet with
Mrs. N. b. Ballard 10 Orange street. on
Tuesday evening at 7:t5 O'Clock. The
fioHEhtliut WIZ 0E Atlh1Htt&s tAD rH4itNs
being Beethoven Club members come
prepared 70 pay all dues.
Mrs. G. spaugnoli A. 0lgiati Mrs. A.
Bizzozzero, Frank Gussoni, Peter Del
Meri. Mrs v. Cardini and I. portalupi
were among those who arrived in the
city yesterday and this morning from
Italy where they spent the winter.
William Gill died this morning at the
home Of his son IN East Peaeham after
an illness Of over year He was CD
years Of age The deceased had workea
ia this city and vicinity for many years.
He is survived BY two sons, George,
with whom he lived, and Henry OF Barre
Town.
The Barre railroad mas recently added
70 It's rolling stock equipment with a
large number Of new fiat cars. On
Saturday the company received twenty
new flats Of the regular Size and type,
while Just prior TO that about q dozen
others had been received. These adj
ditions put the local road ON good terms
with the demand for shipments.
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