The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

Readers.
Artloom tapestries at Fits.
Ladies' new suits at Perry's store.
Summer underwear at vaughan's.
w. FL Gale went to Bethel this mcrn-
ling on q business trip.
4. A. sGallison went to sharon to-day
to do 4 surveying job.
]. G. DeBrune visited relatives in st,
Johnsbury over Sunday.
Come Up and hear the latest Edison
Records. Aycrill Music GO.
| Yard-wide oxblood light blue and navy
Madras for 121ac at Abbott's.
DR.. Joe w. JACKSON was in Water
bury Saturday on pension business.
Frank w. Baird Of WoodsviIIe, N. III,
called on friends in The city Saturday.
Mrs. Ella Ryder Of Brookline, Mass,
tis visiting friends IN the city for few
days.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Milne, Ir,
visited relatives in Mortified over Sum
day.
| Those spring weight golf jackets at
the McWhorter Co.'S store are the
thing.
just received, an invoice Of Childs
go-carts at right prices. Kenyon's
Bargain Store,
Black taffcta silk, the kind we know
win wear, SO inches wide S1.25 per
yard. VeaIe 4 Knight.
Fred Poor OF williamstown and II. NJ.
Farnham left Saturday night for Chi
cagog to buy carload Of horses.
Max Fisher came home Saturday even.
ling from Cambridge, Mass, to spend the
weeks vacation from Harvard college.
P. r. Mccarthy went to Stanstead,
/ Quebec, this morning on business con-
nected with the Quarry Workers union.
Have You seen our new spring shirts I
If not, You ought to. They are beauties.
Prices from SOC. to $3.50. Moore &
Owens.
1 John T. Averill, A. Fl. Buzzell and Don.
laid Smith went To Burlington to help
out the Barre bowling team Saturday
evening.
Special Review Of the +. o. n. M.
Tuesday, April 16, at 2 p. M. for prac-
tiee and any other business. Officers and
guards please be present.
+, Too raw a wind has kent the sap
from running much in the sugar woods
7 ffs n Tnx An, h,s+
are still hopeful Of making more sugar.
\ The city sprinklers were put 10 work
on the Main street pavement to-day. ana
they were much needed, too. The dust
clouds yesterday were nearly unbcarable.
A special meeting of Barre branch.
lG. G. !. A.. will be held in Miles hall,
Monday, April Is; business, the street
railroad question. Per A. NJ Smith, sec.
rotary.
Miss Gladys Gale acted al organist al
I the Congregational church yesterday. tise
regular organist, s. HOLSTER jackson.
being detained at home on account Of IN
ness.
/ Mrs. W. S. Davis, who has been visit.
ing at the home of her parents, Mayor
and Mrs. John Robins, returned yes
terday to her home in White River
Junction.
i There win be meeting Of the Hook
and Ladder company Wednesday evening
at 1880 at the central station. The
meeting is called for the election OF cap.
tain. Per order captain.
Ned D. Lewis has resigned his posi-.
ton as agent for the Travellers In.
surance company and began work to.
day as clerk in the Office of Smith
Whitcomb q Cook company.
regular meeting Of Hearts Of Oak
Lodge, No All, Order Sons OF ST. George
will be held in Foresters hall Tuesday
| night at 1890. a full attendance Is re-
quested. Per order secretary.
The local telephone girls were invited
TO a sugaring on party at George AL
lens, "Brookside' farm, in South Barre
yesterday, where they all went in teams
and enjoyed themselves greatly.
George Maker, who has been a faithful
and competent linotype operator in The
Times Office for several years, concluded
his work Saturday and has gone to Con
cord, N. H., where he has position al
linotype operator in a job printing Office
Mrs. Maker expects TO go to Concord
later.
Work on removing the foundation 81
the old French house on the library sit,
at tile corner Of Washington and Elf
streets was started this morning in pre-
paration for building the Aldrich library
The foundations OF the French hous,
were laid over IS years ago and wer,
found to be about as good as could b.