The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-07
TALK OF THE TOWN.
aw ginghama a Vanghanls

New black goods at yeale & knights.
New spring silk shirt waists at Alb
bott's.
Roller skating every day and evening
this week.
W. e. Worthley was in the city today
on business.
Roller skating team race tonight.
Don't forget It.
No advance in price on laces at the
Vaughan store.
w. ]. Knappin kent 10 Mortified
today on business
A good chance to buy a ladies' skirt
at Perry's on Saturday
See the new style Of mercerized prints
at Peffy's for dresses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Stemm are visiting
relatives in Topshanl.
r. j. Blanchard of Randolph was III
the city on business today.
Horns for monographs at big dis
count. Averill Music company.
Masonic charms and pins at L. r. Aus.
tins the watch and clock man.
Charles r. Granger of Randolph II VII
sitting his son, c. II. Granger, in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin II. Raea Of wal.
pole, n. H., are visiting relatives in the
city.
Buy rubber footwear at Eastman
Brothers, our prices are the lowest in
the city.
Hiram Martin, who has been i'll for
long time, IL now in quite serious
condition.
Miss Goldie HAYES Of Cabot is visit
ing at the home Of her aunt, Mrs
Robert Iugiis
Misses Lizzie Silver and Jennie Norm
Of Springfield, Mass, visited friends in
the city yesterday.
Regular meeting Of Meade circle, La
dies of the Grand Army, Friday after
noon at 2s30 o'clock.
Miss Glenn Tibbetts and Harry Page
WISHED al the home Of her parents over
Sunday at d. r. Tibhetts
RI II. Blanchard, treasurer Of the Poo
pies Gas company arrived In town TOT
day for short business trip in relation
to his interests in this city.
The roller skating team race at the
Pavilion this evening win doubtless
be closely contested Doors open at u
race at 7;l5. close at 7;45 General
skating from ito TO-
The Kings Daughters win hold their
regular monthly meeting IN the vestry
Of the Presbyterian church Friday even
ing at 1880 O'Clock A full attendance
is desired. as business Of Importance Is
to be transacted.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. r. Demerett. Mr.. and
Mrs james Crnssett, II NJ Huntlcy and
Mrs. u. II Palmer of Waterbury and
Fred Perry OF Boston were IN the city
yesterday to attend the funeral services
of Charles B. Perry,
Parties that have sent us mail any
time during the last tlsEee weeks that
we have not answered Will do us d favor
by writing "a about it, asa part of our
mail during that time has been stolen
from our postoiiice box A. r. Abbott
a Go.
Alexander Iondro Of Barre was one Of
the applicants who appeared before the
county pension board at Montpelier yes.
terday to ask for an increase Of pen.
sion. He was a member OF company G,
Fifth New Hampshire regiment, In the
Civil war.
Don't make any mistake BY staying
away from the illustrated lecture on
Italy at the Congregational church,
March Sth, at o'clock. Mr.. Austin
will be the organist, and Mrs Charles
Scott the voca soloist Of the evening
The programme win be sure to please
you.
A Montpelier young man and his young
hride-to-be, who II q Barre woman, were
disappointed when they droye mp to the
City Hall this forenoon 10 learn that
the groom needed 10 secure marriage
license ID Montpelier before getting mar
ried. They drove away, promising TO
return with the required license.
Remember tie roller skating team race
tonight al the Pavilion. Who viii he
the champion Opens al Z o'clock. race
at 7i15, closes al 7:45. Prizes, 1st 81,
I'd ST. Skating after the race from s
to 10 p. m. Admittance, gents 25c with
skates, l5c without skates. All skates
Of the window 5c to those without
skate tickets. Ladies free.
The body Of Mrs Mabel Gale Downey,
formerly OF this city, who died in Ash.
vile, N c., arrived Ia the city this morn.
ing, accompanied by Mr.. Downey Pun.
Eeral services will be held from The He'd.
1iug NJ. r. church at 3 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon, the Rev r, 4. Lowe oiliciat
inn. The interment will be IN the family
lot III Elmwood cemetery.
A large number Of st. Alderman com.
lmandery. knights Templar, OF this city,
arc planning 10 attend the tFiennal con.
clave Of the Grand Eneanpment at Sar-
atogn N. III, next July. This is the
first triennial TINT has been held in New
! ork state since 1916, and il is planned
to make this event one OF great inn
portance. There will be delegations pres
ent from al over the country, and Yer
fnonters being so nearby will take the