The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-29
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

Long gloves at Vaughan's-
Suits marked down at Fits
Black Cat hosiery at Abbott's.
Pretty lace waists at Vaughan's.
See our prices on fishing tackle Averill
Music Co.
For 4 nice chiffon panama skirt look
|at Perry's.
Auction sale this evening at 7;aJ, city
auction rooms.
Lawrence Rising has finished work in
Miller's lunch room.
Ross Hunter II very in at his home on
Prospect avenue, threatened with pneu-
monia.
The Junior Baracas of the Baptist
church win not % To Benjamin Falls to-
morrow.
AIRS. G, b. Cowen went To South Royal
ton Sunday for several days. visit with
her parents.
Frederick r. Gibson, expert piano
tuner, viii visit Barre about June 10.
ff~tt tNt HUI,
Miss Sarah AfcMahon 81 Burlington
IS spending her vacation with her sister,
Mrs. John Redmond.
Anyone who wants the Grand Union
Tea Co.'S agent to call ring him up. His
telephone number il 244s2
The Rev. j. MePhail, who has been
visiting friends IN Graniteville, returned
TO his charge at Port Morien, P, Il. |.
Mrs. G. N. Barber and Mrs, Royal
Monkey returned from Royalton yester-
Eterday, where they have been visiting
relatives.
Avyiso II nostro sara aperto guesta
sera fino ale ore o, chiuso domain SO
Decoration day. Per Frank McWhorter
90. Y. Crayello.
The Grimes "Cellar Door company
did not give q performance at the Castle
Park theatre last evening owing to the
ltrigidity Of the weather,
Special toilet soap sale.-Three three
ounce cakes of nice toilet soap III d box
only i0c per box. See our window. Ken
I yon d Co.'S Bargain store.
The amusement COMMITTEES Of Clan Cor
don will take the. 5sl5 ear tonight
/ Wednesday for Caledonia park. Per
order chief. Jas. Il. Coutts, secy.
Word was received in the city last
night Of the death OF W. j. Odgers AZ
Nyantic, Conn, and his son, Frank Cd
gers, left on the midnight train for that
place.
II. d. Monkey accompanied Clinton
Merrill who removed the body OF his
child which was buried in Elmwo0d Gem.
etery two years ago 10 Bethel where its
mother was buried last July.
The /. A. c. juniors defeated the North
Barre team BY the score of 10 to 4. The
batteries for the l. A. G. juniors werc
Colombo aud Colombo, for the North
Barres Drumgould and Palkee,
There will be regular meeting oil
Bright Star Rebekah Lodge, No. is, on
Wednesday evening. May 20, at eight
o'clock. The representatives to the
Robekah assembly viii give a report Of
1.-THE proceedings, Per order noble grand.
Mrs Moorehouse will be at the Pavil-
ion during this week with stamped
waists, pony coats, suits, etc, with all
the latest designs and materials. Also
4 finished work. novelties, pictures and
iewelry. Ladies' are cordially invited 70
call.
/ Road Commissioner William of the
( town OF Barre is doing very satisfactory
work, having greatly improved the roads
which were IN n deplorable condition
are highly appreciated by the taxpayers
of the town.
a little out Of the high priced district
and the people shall buy here for less
than anywhere else Besides We give
those red stamps. Yours for good goods
and prompt courteous service Dix &
Coleman, South Side provision store
telephone, si6-3.
The following team will represent the
Green Mountain football club in to.mor.
rows game against the Rangers; goal
! McBain; backs. Rust aud Foote; half.
backs, Robertson, Wight and j. Nicol
forwards, Call, Burnett Fraser, Ingram
Dawson; reserves, Nicol, Booth and
Thomson.
We sell our goods at the lowest prices
consistent with guaranteed excellence
\ Givc us an opportunity of showing Won
how much we can give you for yom
money. You know exactly what You are
getting IL you buy your provisions from
us. Dix 4 Coleman, South Main street
groceries and meats. Red stamps given
freely. Telephone, 2l6.3
Mr. and Mrs. o. D. NIathewson enter.
ltained the Spaulding high school grad
luates, who are teachers in the city
schools at dinner last evening, and the
evening was very pleasantly spent ii
lrecalling the happy incidents Of theiI
thigh school days Those present were
the Misses. Batehelder, Brown, Williams
kenerson, Holden Hill, Carleton, Bailey
land Burbank, Mrs. keast, Mrs Odgers
and Mrs. Wales.
The Rev. Edward Farrow OF Brooklyn
n. u, at the Methodist church on
Thursday and Friday evenings will give
his Illustrated lectures On Thursday
evening the topic Is, "The Story That
Transformed the World" He pictures
with his stercoptcon the scenes Of the
Passion play. On Friday evening hi:
subject Is, BY Way Of the Cross DR.
Newell Dwight Hills Of Plymouth church
and hundreds Of other well known clergy.
men heartily endorse the lectures and
praise the superb views. The public is
cordially invited. No admission fee. "A