The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-13
TALK OF THE TOWN.
LEGAL Happenings Tersely Told cor Busy
Readers.

Duy your llub az a. Alanchihos
New skirts at Perry's, just in.
The latest il ribbons at Vaughan's.
Coat collar and cuff sets at Abbott's.
Babies lined silk caps, SOC at All
bolts.
See red stamp premiums at the new
tea store.
f. n. Bean visited reuatiyes in Ran
dolph yesterday.
Mileage books to rent, place & Paige,
l1l-12 Bolster block.
Il. S. Whitcomb visited reuatives in
Randolph over Sunday.
Auction sales Of household goods each
cvning at 7:30 In the pavilion.
Mrs. II. III. Foster returned last night
from visit at her home in Cabot.
Miss Margaret Daley Of Burlington
visited friends in the city over Sunday.
Deputy Sheriff II. ,. slayton went to
Brattleboro this morning on business.
Tack away your furs with browns
Cedar Lavendar Compound, lac . pound.
The Frank McWhorter ca. are head
quarters for spring caps, 25c 70 $500
each.
No old stock, all fresh goods at lowest
prices, at E. o. Holmes, the jewelers.,
Gordon block.
George Cassie has six pastures he
wants TO sell, rent or All up with stock
Of any kind.
Charles Bergeron went to Hanover,
M III, yesterday, where he was called BY
The illness Of relatives.
George Ilanders Of this city has taken
a position as cigar maker in the store
of G. D. Costello in Rutland.
o. d. Bacon, who has been visiting
friends and relatives in the city return
ed to his home in Elmore today.
Mrs. VI. H. Hughes returned Satnr.
day night from few weeks visit at the
home Of her mother in Marlboro. Mass
Miss Freda Pfeiffer and William
Pfeiffer Of New York are visiting their
sister, Mrs. e. 9. Hutchinson, for few
days.
The Peoples Shoe store has lust re.
ceiyed q large invoice Of ladies' fine shoes
and oxfords Of the HerTick make. Union
stamped. $3.50 to $3.50.
A special meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
society Of the Presbyterian church will
be held Wednesday afternoon in. the
| church yestry at the close Of the AuxiI
liary meeting.
The Hon. Frank Plumlcy Of Mortified
is to speak at the Hedding Methodist
Episcopal church next Wednesday even.
ling, May IS, on Venezuela Tickets
will be on sale ut Peoples shoe store.
| A large number Of Barre people ar,
planning to attend the Patriareh's Mill.
tant ball in Armory hall at Montpelier
on Tuesday evening. May H. Specia
Eelectries viii return 10 this city 1T Tho
close Of the ball.
| George w. German and Arthur c
Moore leave tonight for Fair Haven a.
delegates to the state convention Of the
knights of Columbus, which meets Their,
Tomorrow The Barre council has al
Invitation to attend the exemplifcatior
Of the third degree at Fair Haven To-
morrow night and several knights are in
tending to 60.
The seniors Of Spaulding high schoo
presented their senior play. IA French
mans Mistake at Ayilliamstown on Fri
day last. The constant applause Of al
appreeiative audience testified not onl,
to the humor Of the play itself but tn,
skill and success Of the actors. Tht
seniors will present the play in BARR
on next Saturday.
Bernie Como, who has been superin
tendent for the Consolidated Lighting
company at the Graniteville end Of iii,
business, has finished work for that com
pany and will 90 to the Great North
western Power company, Of which i. P
Coleman, formerly Of Montpelier, Is man
ager. His place AZ Graniteville will b
taken BY Warren Holmes.
A dance for the benefit Of the new
hospital win be given in Woodmen's hal
Wednesday evening, May %, b. some o
the young people of the city. Dancinl
q
sons orchestra win furnish music. Adj
mission. per couple 800; ladies extra
rs cents. This Is intended for boil
Young and old, and since Il Is for
worthy purpose it Is expected there vii
be large attendance.
The Spaulding high school boys ha,
heard there was snow storm in Mont
paffor Cafssr1ox ,,,or,s,a, he tk.x. 4,4,.s
expect the storm Of scores which com
pletely enyeloped them when they playct
with the Montpelier high school team
there in the afternoon. The final scor
was something like as to 2 for the NJ
II. y. teams for whom Fishers pitching
was an easy proposition. They got p
hits for total Of 3s bases, which mus
be the record. Then, on the other ham
the Spaulding boys were weak with III
bat, getting but three safe hits.
The Barre correspondent Of Granite
Marble and Bronco writes this month
"At Parry s. Jones shed we had tb
good fortune, The other day, Of seeing th
first Trow q Holden surfacing machin
being tried ont. Mr.. Parry Informed il
chat they had just started up the ina
chine that morning, and from what the.
had sacn Of its capabilities, they wer
confident Il was going to be one of tn
best suffacing machines on the market
We were most favorably impressed will
It's simplicity Of construction and appar
ent ease In working. We understand j
is the intention Of Trow q Holden to adj
the manufacturing of surfacing machine
to their pneumatic hand tool business