The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-28
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Local happenings Tersely Told FOR Busy
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Long gloves at vauglIan's.
Suits marked down at Fits
Black Cat hosiery at Abbott's.
Pretty lace waists at vaughan's.
See our prices on fishing tackle. Ayerill
Music Co.
For nice chiffon panama skirt look
at Perry's.
Auction sale this evening at 1880, city
auction rooms
A. i. Crawford went to Waterbury this
morning on business.
The Presbyterian choir will meet for
rehearsal this evening at 1880.
d. "A. Perry went to Mortified this
morning on q business trip.
One candidate was initiated at the
meeting Of the BARRIERS union yesterday
J. II. Mahoney, chief Of police at st.
Adams, was in the city on business yes
terday
Mrs u. J. Owens went to Mortified
this morning for q visit at the home OF
hex parents.
The Mission study class viii meet
Wednesday evening At 1880 o'clock with
Miss SticEney.
Regular meeting Of Vincitia Lodge
Tuesday evening, May 2s, at s o'clock.
Work, rank Of knight.
Anyone who wants the Grand Union
Tea Co.'S agent to call, ring him up. His
telephone number II 244-2.
Mrs. >. G. Griggs went to Bellows Falls
to-day to attend the state meeting Of
the Ladies' Missionary society.
The recital which was to be given at
Goddard seminary Wednesday evening
has been postponed for one week
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Bell, who have been
visiting at the home Of p. n. Wheeler,
went to Hartford, conpg yesterday
The store Of the Frank AIcwhorter CO.
will be open on Wednesday evening and
closed all day. May 80, Memorial day.
"A meeting Of the Bonaccord football
club committee will be held tonight al
1880 at 10, Brook street. j. Taylor
president.
Special toilet soap sale.r-Three three,
ounce cakes Of nice toilet soap IN a box,
only Toe per box. See our window. Ken
ycn l. Co.'s Bargain Store.
e. A. Gallison went TO South Royalton
this morning TO do some surveying for
the water supply for fountain and
pond at the Mormon park there.
The Vermont and New Hampshire as
sociations Of laundrymen expect to meet
In Montpelier next Monday and III The
afternoon they win come 10 this city and
visit the quarries and granite business.
There viii be regular meeting 81
Bright Star Rebekah Lodge, No is, o.
Wednesday evening, May 20, at eight
o'clock. The representatives To th,
Rebekah assembly win give report d
the proceedings Per order noble grand
Mrs. Moorehouse win be at the Pavil
ion during this week with stamped
waists, pony coats, suits, etc., with al
the latest designs and materials. Ais,
finished work, novelties, pictures ant
jewelry. Ladies are cordially invited tc
call.
A little out of the high. priced district
and the people shall buy here for les
than anywhere else, Resides we Civ,
those red stamps. Yours for good good
and prompt, courteous service, Dix q
Coleman, South Side provision store
telephone, 2l6-3.
Is there anything you want 10 know
about lost articles, absent friends or re
latiyes, business changes, investments
sickness, marriage, domestic affairs, etc
! ete. If so 20 to the opera house to
night and Lillian Houdon viii give vol
the desired information.
There win be meeting Of the Burn
club In Miles hall on Wednesday evening
at 7:s0 o'clock. The members will ais
remember the annual picnic which vii
be held at Caledonia park Saturday, Jun,
!. A special train win leave the M. g. w
r. Il, depot at 1890 p. m, stopping al
Blackwell street only.
One Of A. Q. Scammon's excellent com
panies will be the attraction at th,
opera house on Thursday evening, Man
80, presenting that world famous cyelonl
Of never ending mirth, entitled "Sid,
Tracked There are more realistic situ
ations and dramatic tableaux In thi
play than perhaps any other show Of IL
class on the road, while the ludicroni
comedy situations cannot fail hut 10 az
tract from its audience shrieks Of heart,
laughter.
a snow storm on the Slst Of Mas
would not be welcome, but you will
find December, January. February AMI
March, as well as June, July, August
and September and those that lead NJ
to them. April, May, October and Nov
ember all represented az "The Feast o.
the Months Decorations to assist
YOU but guides win be furnished fire.,
Of extra charge il you cannot locate
the month table" you prefer. Congre
gationalist church parlors, next FRIDAY
evening. May 31st, at $3.50 p. m
70 cents each.
The Rev Edward Farrow Of Brooklyn
N. ". at the Methodist church OF
Thursday and Friday evenings will civ,
his illustrated lectures. On Thursda,
evening the topic is, "The Story Thai
Transformed the World" He picture,
with his stereopticon the scenes Of th,
Passion play On Friday evening hi,
subject is, "By Way Of the Cross" DIR
Newell Dwight Hills Of Plymouth church
land hundreds Of other well known clergy
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