The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-22
TALK OF THE Town.
Local Happenings Tersely Told Cor Busy
Readers.

Local happenings Aersely Told spr Busy
Readers.
Sale of white skirts at Abbott's.
pansy plants for sale at Emslie's.
Four big values in women's suits at
Fits.
See our prices on fishing tackle. AveriIl
Music 90.
Mileage books To rent, Place s. Paige,
1l.i2 Bolster block.
White hats for ladies and children;
prices to suit all, at Moorcraft's.
White opening Friday and Saturday
Moorcfafts, cover Browns Drug Storc.)
/ Cows for sale, four new mich cows,
apply to Daniel Kingston, ~ Berlin
street.
i n you are interested in infants white
dresses, Just look at the handsome ones
lat Perry's.
Mrs John N. Bonnyman ii III North.
field, being called there by the illness Of
her mother.
Concrete Tagging for walks, ready to
lay Barre Granite Cement Co., No. 81
/ Maple avenue.
/ Robert O. Mcdonnell, who has been in
town for week on business, returned
last night to Quincy, Mass.
/ We have new driver on the cream
Iery team. II he misses any customers
lplease telephone TO the creamery.
I Why il It you lac y. II. Martins. tie
i Wiliiamstown meat mans team in town
Eerery day and late at night? He gives
red stamps, that's why.
II After the concert Wednesday evening
at Woodmen's hall dance win follow.
ITO which the public are asked to give
their patronage. Dance s1.O0. Concert
CSC.
4 a celebrated Redemptorist father from
the mission church at Roxbury, Mass,
Twill give retreat to the ladies of ST.
Moniea's church, beginning this evening
at 1880 o'clock.
The granite quarrying firm Of Little
John 4 Milne has been dissolved by mu-
tual consent, Mr.. Littleiohn retiring to
devote bis time to the manufacturing
business and Mr.. Milne continuing the
quaErying business
The Condor star base BAH team defeat
ed the Jockey Hollow team Tuesday
night ON the formers grounds by score
Of % to .. Batteries for Condor Stars,
Williams and Bishop and for Jockey Hol.
lows, Cheney, Fowley and Alfred.
Wednesday evening in the Woodmen's
hall dance will be given for the bene-
At Of the new hospital. An excellent
programme has been prepared for the
concert which viii precede the dance
and you will feel wen repaid if you at
tend. Admission to concert 25c.
Attention, Maccabeesi The record
keeper wiz be at The K Of p. Hall,
Blanchard block, Thursday afternoon,
May %, from two ia four o'clock, to ac-
commodate all those who have not paid
their assessment for May. Members will
kindly bring Or send same at this time.
Further details Of the fatal accident
to Roy Jamison, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Jamisou, formerly Of this city,
state that the motorman of the car which
struck the boy was arrested, pending the
verdict OF the medical examiner. When
the examiner reported that the unfor-
tunate affair was an accident the motor
man, William Fallon, was released.
Newell Barber, manager Of the Nor
witch University base ball team, was in
town to-day making arrangements for
his team 70 play rs second game with
the University 81 Vermont on the lnter-
city grounds. and plans were completed.
Allen Reid Of this city. Norwichs regu-
lar pitcher and the man who won yes
terday's game tor NorwicF from st. Law
renee university, will probably be in the
box for the Northfeld institution and
James Carswell, also Of this city, may be
in the same lineup.
Miss Jessie May Bugbee was rendered
a surprise party last evening on the oc-
oasion of her sixteenth birthday at the
home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Bugbee of Orange street There were
about rs Of her friends present. As
tokens OF the occasion she was presented
a watch from her parents and a gold
ring from the members Of the party. The
ring was presented by William Edwards
and Miss Bugbee extended her thanks.
Refreshments Of ice cream and cake were
served and the evening was pleasantly
spent IN playing games.
Remember the shalespearian recital
to be given at the Universalist church
Thursday evening, May % Miss Me-
Qnester Is a reader and impersonator Of
rare gift and accomplishment. She was
associated for number Of years With
Prof Moses True Brown. the great in
terpreter Of Dickens in his Boston School
OF Oratory Since leaving that institu-
ton she has been connected with the
Il New England Conservatory Of Music and
the Emerson College of Oratory, where
her recitals in the faculty eonf.e Of con
ccrts are among the notable events of
the year. The characters IN her rQmances
and classic dramas are made by sub
Tile art, living, breathing realities. while
homely folk stories and child poems are
given with such sympathetic natualness
that their charm is irresistible, BE sure
to hear her. Tickets are "a cents each
and can be bought from /. Il Potter at
tie seminary OF at the door.