The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-01
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings TerseIy Told for Busy
Readers.


See the new jumper suits at Abbott's.
Bingham house dresses, $1.25, at the
Vaughan store.
Look at the allover laces, with inser.
tion to match, at Perry's.
The Frank MeWhorter company for
spring coats. A large variety.
The Hoosier kitchen cabinets can be
bought all B. w Hooker Il Co.'S
William Russell is i'll with the grippe
at his home on Laurel street.
DR.. George H. Spiller, optieian, will
be at the City hotel, April ! and 2.
Roy Bailey returned Saturday night
from a weeks visit with friends il Bos-
ton.
The Rev. L. F. Cray went to Bellows
Falls this morning for visit at his
home.
Tuesday in Easter week, Church of
the Good Shepherd. Holy communion,
9;l5 a. m.
Alex. Corey went this afternoon to
New York in the interests of Alex.
Corey & Go.
A son was born Saturday, March 30,
to MIR. and Mrs. George Karkaredes, So
South Main street.
1 The winter term Of Goddard seminary
Ielosed Saturday and there win be va
cation of two weeks.
Lost; pair Of gloves at st. Monica's
Church yesterday morning. Finder viii
please leave same at this office.
The Montpelier Wells River railroad
lis rebuilding the machine shop which
was recently burned at Montpelier.
Millinery opening Of trimmed hats,
April To-. Wait for this sale before buy
ing. Parlors ever Dsown's drug store.
i There viii be an adjourned meeting
Of the Modern Woodmen Of America,
Tuesday, April 2, at $3.50 p. m. Per
clerk.
The Eagles mask ball at the armory
in Montpelier tonight. Whittier's or
ehestra. Cars viii go to Barre after the
dance.
Miss Alice Pape returned Yesterday
to her school work in Attleb0ro. Mass,
after spending week at her home in
this city.
d. G. Barrows returned to his home
in Vergennes today after visit at the
homie Of his son, Charles Barrows of
Central street.
d. G. Barrows, who has been visiting
Tor few days at the home Of his son,
Charles Barrows, returned today to his
home in Vergcnues.
Alfred Beckman and Miss Agnes Nor.
ris, daughter OF Mrs. Mary Morris, were
married at the city clerks office by CITY
Clerk James siaekay, Saturday after.
noon.
There was pretty good run OF sap
lin most Of the sugar woods in this VI
Ecinity yesterday, and in consequence the
nearby makers of sugar were visited by
their friends
! There will be meeting of hose com
pany No. 2 at the North Barre hose
house Monday evening at seven o'clock
Tor the purpose Of electing captain.
Fer order captain.
Several store keepers took occasion on
Saturday night and last night to take
flashlight photographs Of their Easter
window decorations. Some OF the win
dows were quite elaborate.
The Spaulding high school alumni as.
ISOLATION has issued invitations for its
annual reception to be held on Thursday
evening oS> this week at Miles hall. be.
ginning at eight o'clock There will be
dancing from nine TO twelve.
l. NJ Ayerill finished Saturday nipbt
yacating his store in the Averill building
for the New York Tea company, which
has leased quarters for term Of years.
The latter company is already making
preparations to open for business
The old Capitol hall building on State
street in Montpelier was sold Saturday
by Fred L. and Nellie G. Laird to Dr..
G. y. Chandler for $4,000. Dr. Chandler.
who owns the Exchange building ad.
jaeent to il, buys for an Investment.
: Annie Romanofsky, the Russian girl
who was stranded in this city Saturday.
stayed at the City hotel over Sunday
and this morning left for Waterbury,
Conn, where she has relatives who were
reached by telegraph yesterday and made
arrangements 70 have the girl sent there
today,
Several OF the more yenturesome golf.
els went 60 the Barre Golf club links
Saturday afternoon and played the first
golf of the season. The grounds are still
quite soft, and the players could 20 only
part way around because OF snow drifts
that still remained on parts of the
course,
The place Of Mrs Douglass on upper
Granite street, above the Wiliamstown
railroad track. was raided for liquor on
Saturday night on a warrant issued by
grand juror Davis, but nothing was
found, The officers making the raid were
deputies Slayton and Camp and patrol.
man Garlic,
Stevens branch subsidized Saturday
evening, as fast as it had arisen during
the afternoon, leaving a quantity of mud
in the cellars OF So yeral merchants among
the west side of Main street. The mer.
chants were prepared for It, 80 there was
no loss. In Montpelier quite number
Of the merchants had to move their
goods from Che basement but suffered no
damage
In bankruptcy court Saturday the ex-
animation of Enrique Ala of Montpelier
took place, Benjamin Gates being APP
pointed trustee and +. b. Thomas, I. Il.
Callahan and ]. J. Chimney appraisers.
John N. Harvey Is attorney for the PEE
titioner J. Penesis, Montpelier candy
dealer, was also examined, no trustee
being appointed in his case.