The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-30
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told Cor Busy
Readers.

| Local Happenings Tersely Told FOR Busy
Readers.
Ladies' coats at yaughan's.
| Wayne knit hosiery al Fits
See the line 81 ladies dress skirts
ct Perry's.
See the new collars and bows at
lNMaghan's
/ AZ N, Morrison went to Randolph this
morning on business.
Cameras must 90. Prices to sell them.
AT Ayerill Music Co.'s.
j The Red Cross Pharmacy have opened
Eup their big soda fountain.
/ You viii find some extra values in
ladies silk coats at Abbott's.
H DR. George II. spiIler, optician, will
be at the City Hotel May ! and 2.
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles +. Freeman
are the parents of twin sons born yes
terday afternoon.
ChiIdren's wagons at reduced prices.
Call between and p. m. Basement,
under Times Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Lsmberton Of
Alarshfeld are visiting friends in the
lefty for q few days.
Regular review OF the L. o. II. Nj.
n Wednesday, May /, at 7 p. M, in castle
hall, Blanchard block.
Dr. A. II. Ii. Lewis wishes to announce
that he has moved his Office from 80
Pearl street to No. 34, the same street.
A special meeting Of the Barre Ran.
gers foot bali club will be held in the
pavilion on Tuesday at n o'clock. J..
win, president.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Fowler Of Worces-
ter, Mass are in town looking after
their property interests here and renew
ling old acquaintance.
Brook fishing. under the new law, does
not open until May 15, so those who
We're planning to 20 out tomorrow, the
first day of May, had better lay their
rods away and store their bait.
! Just step in and ask To see the Japana
cut flower holders. You can arrange
cut flowers with stems Of any length,
naturally, in open bowls Of glass, china,
POTTERY, silver, etc. Kenyon g. Co.'s
Bargain Store.
! Miss Chrissie Ingram, daughter Of
Mrs. John Ingram, and George +. Nelson
were united in marriage April Gath, by
tie Rev. Mr.. Mekenna. The groom Il a
well known engineer on the Central Yer
mont railroad.
The mission study class viii meet
Wednesday evening in the Baraea room
lof the Congregational church. Lesson,
Iehapter v. BE prepared to give tile chief
characteristics Of the missionaries mem
toned therein.
At fancy dress BAH given BY Puritan
Hodge, n. f. 0. p in Cambridge, Mass,
last Friday eyning, Mrs Georgiana Mud
lpett, formerly Of this city and now Of
Cambridge acted as one Of the judges
Of the costumes.
The annual meeting Of Clan Gordon
4Quoiting club will be held tonight
/ (Tuesday) in the Clan room, Eastman
block, at s o'clock. All those interested
arc requested to be present. James w.
Gauld, secretary.
The regular meeting of the Modern
Woodmen will be held Wednesday, May
1, at $50 p. IN. The meeting Is called
early owing to the assembly being held
there that night at s o'clock Members
please take notice. Per clerk.
| An exciting game Of ball was played
on the sand bank" yesterday between
The W. Barres and tie Hogan's Alleys.
The score was 16 to Is in favor Of the
Westerners. Batteries for the winners,
Mcintosh and Stewart; for the Hogans
Alleys, Recore and Tosi.
The Rev. Brian c. Roberts, formerly
pastor Of the Church Of the Good Shep-
herd and now at Dorchester Mass, has
recently been conducting a weeks mis-
sion at oxford, Conn. An Oxford paper
says Of him; "The Rev. Mr.. Roberts il
an eloquent preacher, and presented the
church's claims in logical and forceful
manner" His subject was, "Ihe Cath
Ollie Faith the Same Yesterday, To-day
and Forever