The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-08
TALK OF THE TOWN.

q. w. NanCor was IN Northteld on
business today
Henry Patcnaude Is i'll at his home on
Brooklyn street
Rev III, j. kilborn of Bradford called
on friends in the city today.
p. II. McAuliife Of Burlington was IN
the city on business today,
Al. McIver went to LenoXyille, II. Q..
today for b visit with relatives.
New Swastika brooches, pendants,
scarf pins and Init pins at Miss Walkers !,
a daughter was born March 9 to DR..
and Mrs. +. @. Sprague Of Merchant
street.
A daughter was born March to Mr.
and Mrs. Angelo Broggi of klmwood
avenue.
Clinton A. Merrill went to his home in
South Royalton yesterday for few
days visit,
The men Of the Baptist church viii
serve q supper at the church next Tues
day evening.
William Lspoint III the Smith & Cum
ings' market II iii Rt his home in East
Montpelier.
Smith 4 Cummings have added large
display box for fish to their market
equipment.
Frank Wilber who has been visiting
friends in the city, returned to his home
IN Calais today
There will be whist party in Odd
Fellows hall, Gordon block, on Saturday
evening, March Q.
Frank Comolli returned today from
Quincy, Mass, where he has been work
ing for several months.
Thomas Kesson Of FORSYTH place was
out today for the first time after two
weeks illness with the grippe.
Mrs. w. III. Goodfelow went to New
bury this afternoon, being called there
by the serious illness OF 4 nephew.
Remember the illustrated lecture to-
night at s o'clock in Congregational
church Admission 25c, children 15c.
The woodmen will hold public dance
in the NJ. w. A. hall Saturday night
March Q. Gilbertson's orchestra Gents
soc, ladies free.
Among arrivals at the City hotel Co
day are N. L. Pullen, A. A. Rice, H. r
Prescott New York; T. L. Martin. Man.
chester N H.; G. P Cowen, Boston.
Those who took part in the Black.
willie Maidens" are requested To meet al
the home at Miss Johnston, Blackwell
street. this evening, ut 1880 o'clock.
Davis, The Druggist, has just received
fresh lot Of Schraft's chocolates, the
daintiest OF dainty sweets. Ice cream
drops, Newports, carmallows and Tasp.
berry hearts
The single string Of candle pins Of
144 rolled by Tibaldo Gabelloni at Buz-
zell's alleys last evening is the highest
single string ever rolled in competition
on the local allevs.
Mr.. and Mrs, Bert Jones OF East
Montpelier. Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Dwipel
Of Montpelier Mrs. Anna Wakefield koi
Montpelier and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Jones II Parisville, n. " We're guests
at the home Of G. #. Jones Of South
Main street today.
Mr. and Mrs Irving Whitehead enter
tanned four tables at bridge whist al
their home on Beacon street last evening
after serving a supper at seven o'clock
Inc prizes were awarded TO Mrs. G. I'll
Kent and Louis Gates, while Mrs Mel
son Ballard and DR.. G. II. Kent had tC
content themselves with the consolation
prizes.
Tickets for aThe Rivals Which is te
be presented March 21 and % By ths
Civic Federation, are now on sale at
d. f. Davis drug store and the. Idea
Book Store, prices, 25c, 35c and so. Clnt
members who are willing to assist il
the sale OF tickets may obtain them oi
Mrs. Lizzie Al Robinson, corner Sonti
Main and Prospect streets.
James Ahern received recently from
an out-of town firm who have been ns
ing his surfacing points, q point which
has been in constant use for two mont d
and which wss entirely worn out with
out breaking. This firm says that hi
are the only points that they can pro
care which do not jump from the shank
Mr. Ahern Is busy at present making twf
tons Of his points TO fll bis present or
ders.
ALA chiesa Congregational questa sers
Nenerdi giorno s ale ore otto.p. M verrs
data i'm discorso con ilmstrazione soprG
iIltalia. II tema sara sopra uomini cele
E bri che loro uomi non sono ignoti agl
/ lItaliani. Da Paolo 4 Mafconi Aceluds
anche Ia vediita dei palazzi in Fiorenza
/ lii lotta nelrarena ia Gspagnia, le gal
| lefie q statue III Roma, le cattaeombe
lie vedute del Pompei, le eruzione del We
suyio ecc. Entrata, adult zoe, ragaz2
/ Ice
! People who are sending souvenir posta
cards which are covered with tinsel ol
silyerine matter. would do well 20 beai
/ in mind that many OF the postoflicel
Of the country are rejecting these card
and demanding that they be enclosed il
envelopes II sent at all This silvcrinl
lis ground off in the sending, and th'
particles ill the postoiiice machines ant
act deleteriously on the health Of thu
persons who have 60 handle them