The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-08
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Aaetion a the PaxiIion tonight.

n i. Smith Is i'll at his home on
West street
4, =. Fort went to Randolph ~ bust.
Inesa today.
College Ice with new maple SYRUP and
Ewalnuts at Mascott's.
I'd, House went to Williamstown to-
\ day 70 visit relatives.
Edward Knowlton went ID Marshiield
On business this morning
Lawrence Atkinson 81 Newbury visited
friends n the city today.
Frank Place returned from business
visit TO Boston last night
John P. Corskie returned last night
from q visit TO New York.
The public schools Of the city opened
today for the spring term.
Fred Gates OF Lebanon, N. IT,, is the
guest Of friends in the city,
J. Card Of Central street is able to
be out after a ten days Illness
IiabaIdo GabellonI has moved from the
AS. Tonasi block To Granite street.
Miss Violet Borgh Il i'll with tonsilitis
at her home ON North 2Iain street.
Charles zanleoni returned to Boston
today after \ business visit In the city.
A telephone has been placed in the
assessors office The number is s13-4.
Alex. Gordon and son, Arthur, went
70 New York Saturday night for d wees u
visit.
Mrs. Lee Frenclfreturned last night from
a few days visit with relatives in Wa
terbury,
Mrs. w. j. Mclean went to BurIing.
ton saturday to attend the funeral of
relative.
Berness n. Waterman went 70 sche-
nectady, n. y, today, where he has
secured a position.
Misses Edith and Minnie Pirie re.
turned last night from New York, whore
they have been visiting
Miss Nellie corskie returned last night
from Scotland, whore she has been visit
ing for several months.
g. q. Mascot has improved the IN
terror 81 bis store by the addition of two
large plate glass mirrors
Walter Chase has finished work for
Ia II. Maxwell and began work this
morning for Q. N Granger
"A concert will be given in the Presby
terrain church on Friday, April 10. Pro-
CANINE win apepar later. Admission
10 cents.
Miss Hazel Kinney who has been Wis
ting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. a.
Demo returned today to her home in
Boston.
Arturo Nicori went to New York this
morning, where be will meet his pro-
spectiye bride, who arrived yesterday
from Italy.
Come and see HczeExiah Pendergrass,
the teacher Of Burberry Corners district
school. at the l.. Of G. q. dance, Friday
evening, April ~,
The Kings Daughters viii hold their
regular monthly meeting this evening
in the yestry Of the church at 7sS0. A
full attendance i desired
a carload Of goods will be sold at
public auction sale. Sale will begin at
o'clock Monday evening and continue
each evening till all Is sold. At Hale's
Pavilion.
! The golden rule degree will be worked
at the meeting of Minnehaha encamp-
ment this evening and the meeting Will
be called at 1880 o'clock instead OF 2,
as usual
A considerable fan Of snow today,
which the weather prophets call sugar
snow" indicates that there will be quite
run Of sugar weather yet. The sap
ran freely yesterday afternoon.
The members Of Barre Council, Knights
Of Columbus, attended st. M0hica's
church last evening III a body, aud lis
I tened To an inspiring sermon. especially
prepared fof tie occasion by tho Rev.
Father Cray.
{. Gus Carlson, frequent visitor in the
city court, paid another visit this morn.
4 ing and pleaded guilty 70 a second Of
/ tense Of intoNication. He was fined $i5
and costs of So which he paid. He was
arrested last evening bg officer Hamel.
J. d. Mclean of Cabot was arrested
Saturday night by officer Hamel for in.
toxeation. In the city court this morn
ing Mclean promptly admitted he wa.
guilty, and flashing a big roll OF bills
deposited $3.50 with the court,
Mrs. r. A. Williams, the dressmakcr
on Washington street. went today TO
New York, and will be Al home 10 sftend
I to her line OF business April g. During
ner absence Mrs. Eta Richardson. a
dressmaker from Chicago, will receive
work,
Miss Clara n Sawyer Of South Port
land, Me-. senior vice-president Of the
| Ladies Of the q A RI, win visit Meade
circle some time during tile week, Fur
ther notice viii be given. She Will be
at Northheld, Thursday, the 18th, TO
institute q circle there
Mrs. Clemntina Comolli, who was ar
rested several weeks ago on the charge
of Illegal selling IF Intoxicating liquor,
waived examination in city court Satur-
day Afternoon and was bound over To
county court. She was placed under
$500 bonds, which were furnished by J,
lC. Crowley.
The Baraea class of the Congrega-
tional church held its semi.annual busi.
ness meeting yesterday and elected the
following officers: President w III.
Alesser; vice president, Il. Barrctt;
secretary, james Robertson; treasurer,
/ II. NJ Philbrick; press reporter, +. M.
Andreani; teacher, Dr.. O. q. Stickney;
assistant teacher, Rev g. IN. Winch