The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-26
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Roller skating today.
Easter lilies at Fmslie'.


Easter lilies at Emshes.
Get your Easter coat at Vaughan's.
Roller skating today az 2 and p. m,
Read L. NJ. Ayerilps advertisement.
Last week in which to pay your dog
tax.
Roller skating every day and evening
this week.
Ask to see the popular college coat
at Abbotts,
Clifford Pealse visited with relatives
in Orange yesterday.
Attorney J. Ward Carver was in Or.
ange on business today.
A. s. Hillary Of Burlington was in the
city ON business yesterday.
Order your hot cross BUNS from the
city bakery for Good Friday.
Walter Smith Of Cifanteville went to
Boston on business yesterday
Thomas Suitor OF Woodbury. called on
relatives in the city yesterday.
Perry's store has one Of the best lines
Iof belts ever shown in the city.
A Massoni leaves Thursday for Italy
for an extended visit at his home.
Ask the Frank McWhorter company to
see the new spring weight golf jacket.
Miss Lucy Robbins Of Randolph Is vi
sitting her sister Mrs. If HI Spencer.
The L, D. Cate agency has a 25-acre
farm in Waterbury for sale. See adv.
New white waists, necllwear, belts,
gloves and white goods. Neale & knight.
Alexander Henes went to st. Rema
z. g.. TO attend the funeral OF his fla
ther.
Mrs. Charles E, Barrows returned last
evening from few days visit in Bur
lington.
Benjamin Edgerly Of Manchester, N.
II, called on friends in the city last
evening
Miss Jessie Nelson has returned to her
home from the johnson normal school
to spend the spring vacation.
Joseph Brault of the firm of Moore
Brothers & Brault left last evening on
a business trip to Scranton, Pa.
The spring term OF the kindergarten
opened Monday at 10 French street,
with Miss Zella Hill as director.
Mrs. r. II. PeIkey Of Chicopee, Mass,
lis visiting her parents, Alderman and
Mrs i. II. Thurston, for few days.
William Ayers returned to his home
yesterday from Dartmouth college at
Hanover, n H., for the Easter yaca.
ton.
Miss Emma J Smith arrived in the
lefty yesterday from Bridgewster. Mass,
to spend the Easter vacation with her
parents in this city.
The illustrated lecture Of Rev. DIR.
Wright takes place in the CniversaIist
church this evening at o'clock The
admission il only 10 cents.
A gold necklace was lost Saturday
evening between DR. J. Henry Jackson's
and the Gordon block Finder please
returned same to this office
Tickets for Howes moving pictures
90 on sale Wednesday evening at seven
o'clock, Matinee prices are l5c and 25e;
evening prices 25e, 35c and soc.
Mrs. Belle sowles Of Boston, who has
been in the city on a few days business
visit, went 10 Swanton last night for a
visit at the home Of her mother.
A whist party win be given by the
Queen Of Forest circle in the Wolthen
block on Tuesday evening, March 20, at
8 O'Clock. No refreshments will be serv.
ed. Admission ten cents.
Albert W. johnson of North Alontpel-
Ter was in the city on business today.
/. H. Warren Of Hardwick, who has
been visiting relatives in the city, re.
turned to his home Yesterday.
Eugene r. Ellis, who for the past FIVE
years has been employed by the B. W.
Hooker company, finished work last Sat
urday to accept position as fore
man for ain upholstering firm in Boston,.
The Odd Ladies will give their annual
ball in the M W. Of A. hall Monday
evening, April 4. In connection with
| the ball the ladies will give their fancy
| drill. Gilbcrtsons' orchestra viii furnish
music. Refreshments will be served dur.
mig the intermission Admission, ladies
% cents gentlemen 80 cents; per cou-
pie Is cents.
Mrs. Hattie G. Sherbmne Of Elm
street, who met with SO serious d misbap
AZ to fall into cistern full Of water
at her home. Il considerably more inn
proved today. Miss Ada Sherburne prov
lidentially happened to be in the cellar
at the time aud helped Mrs. Sherhurne
to get into position where She could
! hold herself above the water for a little
| time. Then help was summoned. 4
passing milkman and several of the
Ineighbors rescued the woman from the
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