The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-27
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I Easter lilies at Emslie's.
Pretty Easter waists At Perry's.
Easter EGG dyes at Red Cross phar-
macy.
PAY yonr dog tax now. This is the
Inst week
/ {. il. White vent to Walden today to
visit friends
Homemade white skirts for Easter
Veale s Knight.
You viii find d full line Of Easter
suits at Abbott's.
| a. g. Lapoint was ii Williamstown on
business yesterday.
/ Easter post cards ii great variety at
the Red Gross pharmacy
Read vaughan's Easter opening adver-
tisement on the 18th page.
| L. b. jackson reports seeing flock
Of forty wild geese yesterday.
| Roller skating race Thursday evening.
Prizes given. Open At 7 O'Clock.
r. III. Rogers and son went to Walden
this morning fol visit with relatives.
There will be regular meeting Of the
tlerks' union this evening in the n. Of
ZIP. hall.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Hamblin Of East
Montpelier attended the funeral Of @. 4.
7 lack snn veSfafdav
Tickets for Howe's moving pictures 70
on sale tonight at seven o'clock at the
Red Cross pharmacy
The over the Tea Cups club win meet
with Mrs. Eliza Forsyth tomorrow af,
tenoon at 2s39 O'Clock.
Miss Theresa Scott arrived in the city
today from the johnson normal school
to spend the Easter vacation.
Miss Annie Sullivan. who has been Wis
iting relatives in the city, returned to
her home in Hardwick today.
Miss smith, deaeonness Of tile Metho-
dist church, was taken to the Emer-
gency hospital for treatment yesterday.
Benjamin Edgerly. who has been visit
ing friends in the city, returned TO his
home in Manchester n. Hs this morn
ing.
There will be a choir rehearsal at
St. Afonica's church this evenings a fun
attendance Is requested, as orchestra viii
be present.
The I. A. G. win hold dance at Miles
hall Saturday, March 3d. Don't mics it
| II you are looking for good time. Ev-
erybody invited.
| The Ladies Of Clan Gordon will hold
public dance in Noodmens hall Fri
lday evening, April 10, TO celebrate their
ninth anniversary.
/ There viii be rehearsal at the Bap-
tist church tomorrow afternoon at two
O'Clock The parents viii please see that
the children attend.
John NJ. Smith returned last night
from Wells River and South Ryegate.
! He Was accompanied by Mrs. John Me-
Donald Of South Ryegate.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church will please contribute something
for tile fancy work table at the Easter
sale, to be held Wednesday, April 5.
The third rank was worked at the
meeting Of Nineitia lodge, X. Of r., last
evening, and new sugar on snow was
served at the conclusion Of the work.
A nine.p pound son was born Monday
evening 20 Mr.. and Mrs. 4. p. Townsend
Of East Montpelier Mr. Townsend is
the meat dealer who drives a cart to this
city.
The Eagles masquerade ball and con-
cert will be held IN Annoy hall, Mont
lpelier, Monday evening, April /. Whit
tiers orchestra Of eight pieces Will fur
nish music
There viii be a special convoeation OF
Ruth chapter, no. 80, o. +. s., We'd
nesday evening, March ~, at ? o'clock.
There viii be work and refreshments
viii be served.
p. h. Gordon Of the Eastern Estate
Tea company. was in the city yesterday
and closed contract with G. A. Wilkin-
son, painter for a large order OF signs
for their new store.
In It's report on the death Of James
" AAhel Yesterday A. ne 1ifuoS DfulNttu
the name of William Walker Of the East
bill, who Il brother and the only sur
yiying member Of biz family.
This evening at o'clock at the Church
of the Good Shepherd. evening prayer
and meditation; subject. "The Palace Of
the High Priest; Aiaundy Thursday,
holy communion, 9.15 a. M; evening
prayer and meditation. p m.
II any person who las had policy
IN the General Accident Insurance com.
pany Of Philadelphia during the past
year win send his name and address
10 J. G. Griggs, general agent, 80 Sim
mer street. Barre, VT, he win learn
something BY return mail or personal
call that will be to his advantage.
The Cnnard line has arranged for the
further entertainment Of its patrons, and
hereafter the 5. S. "Carmanias S. s. Ca
roma" y. s. 1ucauia, and s. S. Cam
paniaD will each carry an orchestra COM
posed Of highly trained musicians play
Inc Htringed Instruments only, which viii
play ia the first and second-clsss dining
saloons and saloon promenade deck, when
the weather permits. and in the lounge