The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-14
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told FOR Busy
Readers.

ReadeIS.
| New suits at Abbott's.
New skirts 1T Perry's, Just ii.
Summer goods special at Vanghan's. !
SEE red stamp premiums at thu new
tea store.
| sac our prices on fishing tackle. Ayerill
Music 90.
Mileage books 10 rent, Place q Paige,
E1t-12 Bolster block.
John Reason went To Quebec yester
iday for visit with relatives.
Auction sales Of household goods each
teyning DIT 1880 il The pavilion.
The Glenugie club will meet III Miles
lhalI tonight AZ 7;a0 p. ms sharp,
4 THE Frank McWhorter 90, ore head
quarters for spring caps, 25c 70 $500
leach.
\ -Four candidates were initiated ait the
regular meeting Of Barre Aeric Of Eagles
last evening
/ Nc old stock, all fresh goods at lowest
prices, at E @. Holiness the jewelers..
Gordon block.
George Cassie has six pastures he
wants to sell, rent ur oil up with stock
of any kind.
Il ID. ]. Boyco went u Rutland to-day
ITO work at his trade as carpenter On the
Enew Meade block.
Miss Jessie Nelson returned to the
johnson normal school yesterday, after
q visit at her home.
Louis Caesi ii out again after a.
months illness Mr. Cassi began work
to-day for Angelo Diyersi.
Regular meeting Of The MI WI. "A. We'd
lnesday, May III, ut 1880 p. m. There il
lto be adoption work, Per Clerk.
| A meeting Of tho Ladies' Auxiliary OF
1.-THE A. @ II. win be held Wednesday
Eetening at 1850 o'clock IN X, of q. hall.
Miss Eula Manson returned to her
home In Burlington yesterday after a
few days' visit with relatives In the
lefty.
The monthly meeting Of the ladies
aid society If ST. Monica's church viii
be held this evening Id tire convent at
l3,a0.
/ Think II over and bury yom fresh
| fruits at the Vermont fruit store this
year. Our prices are the lowest, call
and sec.
Regular review Of the T. o. T. III. We'd
tnesday, May is, at p. M. in castle hall,
Blanchard block. Refreshments win be
served.
/ Afr. and Mrs. G. N. Kenyon went to
Glarenont, nj H.. to-day to attend the
1 fgneral Of Mr.. Kenyon's aunt, Mrs. Sarah
i Kenyon.
u II ]. Thwing went to Roxbury this
morning preparatory to getting the first
drop IN for the speekled beauties to-
/ morrow morning.
A special meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
society Of the Presbyterian church win
be held Wednesday afternoon in the
church vestry at the close Of the Auxil-
Iiary meeting
Ono lady having purchased a Standard
Rotary sewing machine recently, declares
she wouldn't take hundred dollars for
II II she couldn't get another. Buy q
l 1tahNAtA ~ Etktss
The remains Of the late Ralph W. Gil
: beftson, who died Dec. Z. 1906, were res
! moved yesterday from the receiving vault
at Elmwood cemetery and placed IN the
family lot IN that cemetery.
The Hon Frank Plumley of Mortified
is to speak at the Hedding Methodist
Episcopal church next Wednesday even
ing, May IS, on Venezuela Tickets
will be on sale at Peoples Shoe store
The Condor star base BAH team de.
feated the Nine Nations team Saturday
Emorning BY score OF tl to 6. Batteries
for the Condor Stars, Williams and
White and for the Nine Nations Dobie,
Cheney and Carroll and Gale.
Joseph Rock Of Websteryille left on
the morning train for Cobalt. Mr.. RoeK
will stop off at Montreal for a visit to
his mother, who Is % years old and
later proceed to Cobalt, where he expects
to locate II he finds a suitable position
The Washington county convention Of
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union win be held at East Barre june 4
and s. The speakers will be Mrs. r. J..
Irego Of Cleveland, O., and Mrs Ida III
/ Reid Of Shelhmne A cordial invitation
Il extended 10 all to attend this con.
yention.
Notice to tool sharpeners A regular
meeting Of Tool Sharpeners No 2,
Branch Granite Cutters International
association, will be held in their hall,
Nichols block, on Wednesday evening,
May is. at o'clock Election Of i. S.
i. % cents assessment on each mem
ber for non-attendance Jas. Mulch,
secretary.
The 7st5 electric car down Washing
ton street ran OF the track this morn
ing when opposite Spaulding street and
gave the passengers little Jar The ear
was soon put back on the iron and the
run was resumed after only few min
utes delay Charles Burke was at the
motor, and q. A. Dodge, with substi-
tute, on the rear end.
a dance for the benefit Of the new
hospital viii be given in Waodmen's hall
J Wednesday evening, May ~, by some Of
: the young people Of the city. Dancing
Twill be from S to z o'clock, and Gilbert
sons orchestra will furnish music, Ad.
mission, per couple $l.O0; ladies extra.
rs cents. This Il intended for both