The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-04
TALK OF THE TOWN..

See the new wash goods at Vaughan's.
Mrs. ii, b. Noble went to Ludlow To.
| day Tor a. visit with relatives.
Black silk petticoats, homemade maie.
$500 each. yeaIe \ Knight
Daniel Dow Of Danville was in the
lefty ON business this morning
Master George Troup II seriously I'LL
al his home on Highland avenue.
Masonic charms and pins at 1. P. Aus
tins 'the watch and clock man."
Monthly style books with a 1oc pat
tern coupon have arrived at Fits.
Il. Tosi left today for several
months visit at his home III Italy.
Deputy Sheriff Fl. D. Siayton went to
Northfleld this afternoon on business.
Ralph Waterman OF Springfield, Mass,
called on friends in the city yesterday.
It Is well worth a trip to the Wood
mems hall 10 see the mystery booth.
Matthew Spineo left yesterday for
Raymond, Cal, to work in the quarries
there.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Watt Of 1911 Washington street this
morning.
Don't miss the concert BY the Mont.
pelier military band at the Woodmen's
fair this evening.
Lace curtains carefully iaundered at
reA Sonable prices. Q South Main street,
opp. ute fire station.
Tb Frank AicWnortcr Co.'s line Of
spr' AZ caps Is larger and better than
il er. zoe to $500
4 A carload Of the famous Worcester
Kemp manure spreaders came in today,
consigned to a. ". Alien-
Charles Peasleal Of East Montpelier
left last night on the midnight train
for Boston. where he Is N reside.
DO not bother To nake sash curtains,
Buy them All ready to put mp. AT Per
rvs on Saturday for zoe per pair.
Tie doors are open at the Woodmen's
fair every evening at 1880, and the
programme starts promptly at eight.
Regular meeting Of Sanctuary Granite
City, no. ~, 81 III All, Thursday evening
pa Z. Of a. hall. There will be- initia
ton
Miss Nellie Perrin leaves today for
Hanover for few days visit, after
which she viii return to her school in
Bellows Falls
just received new Victor records,
qnartette and solos. at u. niversi's, cor
ner Main and Merchant streets Come
IN and hear them.
Companion Court Granite City, I. O..
T., viii hold a whist party in Foresters'
hall in the Worthen block. Friday, April
s. No refreshments; admission l0c.
Miss Anna Tigouri. nurse in the
Iieaton hospital at Montpelier. was
called to her home IN New London,
Conn. today by the illness Of her uncle.
Auetioni Saturday, April 9Th. New
City Auction Mart, Depot square. Fur
nitnre, kitchen ware, Glenwood heaters,
covered buggy, etc, goods too numerous
TO mention. Herbert a. Ruggi Auc
tioneer.
Mrs. A. N. LoHgley having returned
from Boston with full line of millinery,
has opened a parlor millinery at 80
Keith avenue; she also has large
assortment at shirt waist and suiting
samples direct ffon New York. A call
Is solicited.
Cyril Scott in "The Prince Chap as
seen al Madison Square theatre and
Weber's Broadway theatre, New York,
viii be presented at the Barre opera
house next Tuesday evening "A child
play artists studio hfe--a heart story
real comedy--a play that faseinates---
something new in stage iiction--it's the
lcompany-it's the starts the play
The critics commented from these vari.
Gus points Of view in explaining the sue.
cess of "The Prince Chap From The
different reports received during the New
York run, IL Is plain that all the above
qualities entered into the contest and
won equally The author. Edward Pc.
pie, the manager, w n. Lawrence, the
star, Cyril Scott, aud the excellent com.
pany all contributed with the result that
eTlie Prince Chap is one Of the best
things New York has offered theatre.
gocrs in many day.