The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-13
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Roller skating today.

I I. .to-iei sNaelng every gay ana evening
| Abbott has d large showing Of early
spring suits.
g. Miami Is ia New York on business
for a few days.
! Arthur Nelson of Ryegate ii visiting
friends in the city,
James O'Brien Of Waterbury was in
the city on business today.
| N. Maloney went to st. Adams yes.
terday afternoon on business.
Buy a STANDARD patterns for ct, work
manshp and style, at Perry's.
| Francis Thompson is iii with grippe
at his home on Spaulding street.
! Shop stewards call at the granite cut
ter's Office and get your Journals.
| A. }. Schneider was out today after
few days illness with tonsilitis.
| Masonic charms and pins at L. P. Aus.
tins the watch and clock man."
| Charles Sharkey went to Boston yes
terday for \ few days business visit.
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| One lot % ginghams, suitable for boys
waists, " per yard, AZ Neale y Knights.
Mrs, Charles Kent went to Bradford
yesterday to visit relatives for few
days.
| There viii be a meeting Of the 1tal-
IAN Athletic club this evening at seven
o'clock.
! Percy Bennett returned to Salem,
Mass today after visit with friends
in the city.
NJ, G. McIyer returned Monday from a
two weeks visit with his parents in
Milan, r. q.
The members Of the cast of Daniel
|0Connell" viii meet at 7tf5 o'clock in
TIE opera house.
Arthur Gordon returned last night to
Dartmouth college after few days VII
sit At his home,
DO nat miss seeing A. W. Allen al
Sir Lucius O'Irigger in "The Rivals on
March 2 and ~.
\ r. u, Prescott returned 20 his home
in Bradford yesterday after a few days
visit with relatives.
4 A Diyersi IS agent for Victor talking
machines and records All the latest
records now in stock.
| Harry 7. Anderson of Lisbon. n. H.,
arrived in the city today aud commenced
work for Smith & Cummings,
Il Miss Alice Monkey, trained nurse
has gone 70 Royalton 10 care for one
Of DR.. .. /. Bumett's patients.
The Ladies and Pastors union viii
meet in the Methodist church parlors
Thursday afternoon ut 2:90 o'clock
NJ. r. McIver was III LennoxyiIle, Que
bee, according to last report, on his trir
through various cities and towns in Can
ada.
There win be no rehearsal Of thu
young peoples chior at the Congrega-
tional clp..eh tonight, but there win b.
tomorrow night.
BE generous in your patronage of @Ths
| Rivals" The proceeds viii be devoted
as heretofore, to public charities and ci
vic improvement.
Mrs. Julia Cummings, who has beer
visiting at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
~. &. Griggs, returned this afternoon Il
her home in Northfeld.
Mr. and Mrs. II. X. Huntington. who
have been spending the winter at til,
home Of their daughter, Mrs II A. Cove
returned today 10 their home in West
Fairlee.
\ Miss Allie Trow returned to Boston
today, where she IA attending the Bos
ton university. after few days visit
at the home Of her parents Mr. and Mrs
IJohn Trow,
The regular meeting Of the New Eng
land Order Of Protection viii be held OF
"Wednesday evening, March Il, at 7:3C
lsharp. The degree team win meet i'm
mediately afterwards for practice.
Matt Robcn returned last night from
a visit TO his brother IN Rvegate
resumed his duties at the Smith 6 O
mings market after few DAYS q.
ability caused by cutting his wrist.
At the Baptist church last evening
the annual supper BY the young meI
was served TO good sized company Of
people and was very successful. A fist
chowder supper was served IN an ex
eellent manner and was thoroughly EN-
ioyed.
George a. Reed, who was recently APP
POINTED city engineer By Mayor Robins
took the oath Of Office this forenoon. ans
has assumed the duties Of the office
Mrs Reed graduated from SpauldiBg high
school, Dartmouth college and the Thayei
school OF civil engineering, connected
with the same institution. He served
as assistant city engineer under G, r
Allen, Jr.
The boardefs at Mrs G. c. Pages OF
jefferson street went on their anuua
sleigh ride last evening 60 East Mont
pelier There were about thirty-fye ii
THE party, and the ride was made in eve
four horse barges from Cutters stable
AZ tie village hall the evening was spent
mo cnioyably in dancing, and an oys
ter supper was served The party re-
turned ii the small hours Of the morn
ing.
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