The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-14
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings TsfseIy Told for
Busy Readers.
samson galstIa eIoths Al Fitts'.

nafnson saiatla cloths at Fits.
a good show at the Theatorium to
j Van Cor Of Vershire was bushes.
visitor n the city to-day.
Leave your order for Lenox incubator
oil at Smith & Cummings
/ a. p. Abbott says that goods sold
cheap in Boston this week.
J. G Battles Of Braintree was in The
city to-day on a business visit.
The latest in spring styles YOU viii
find in the Standard patterns, at Perry's
4 Cash paid for watches. diamonds. gold
and silver jewelry. Burr, the Jeweler
A. Mariner returned yesterday from 4
several months visit at his home in
Italy.
The Spaulding girls basket bali team
Will play the Goddard girls, Saturday
night, March II, in the Church street
gym.
Do not fail to hear Miss Nina Browns
illustrated lecture on Switzerland ia
the universalist church, Wednesday
evening, March IS.
Mrs Osgood, who has been visiting
for the past few weeks at the home Of
her sister, Mrs. Richard NeaIe, returned
to-day 70 her home in Boston.
The Woodmeu win run a public dance
in their hall, Tuesday, March 18th, with
Gilbertson's orchestra, and general ad !.
mission Of Zoe. Dancing from 8 till /.
Dean Corliss Of Williamstown has be-
gun work for j. g Griggs III the insur-
anee business. Mt Coriiss was for four
years clerk in the Lynde store in VIII
Jamestown.
A satisfactory performance Of An
Old Sweetheart OF Mine,n with w. A.
Nhitecar in the leading role, was given
at. the opera house last evening to a
fair sized audience. The next attraction
Eat this house viii be The Holy City"
next Tuesday evening.
The care and custody Of her minor
child, Alexander Douglas. has been given
By Washington county court to Mrs.
Lizzie Wood, who, this week, was grant
ed divorce from Joseph Wood. The
ground for the divorce was intolerable
severity, not desertion, as stated yes
terday
Rev r W. Kelley, whose home is in
Syracuse, n. ~, but who has been III
Burma, India, for twenty five years, en-.
gagged in missionary work gave an OK
tremely interesting talk on his work
and the customs Of the people, at the
Baptist church last evening. The ad
dress was very much appreciated BY
good-sized audience. The Rev. Alr. KEEL
ley is now home on a years fnrlough,
expecting to return "a his work ii Sep
TENDER. lie IS located III Manaalay. in
the central part Of Upper Burma.
Yon owe il 10 yourself Just now when
economy is the order Of the day. Oh
account 81 the cessation Of work. TO
take advantage Oh the opportunity al
fordea by orr great water damage sale.
Everything il actually slaughtered, pro-
fit Is a secondary consideration. original
cost is in many instances lost sight off, /
The only object being to clear out the !
good il low prices viii do It. Many |
dollars can ba saved that may BE- used /
for the neeessaries. See adv elsewhere |
IN this issue Of partial list az included |
IN this great sale and 20 before the |
stock becomes depleted. A, A. Smith /
& Brother
Tie work Of Gilbertson's orchestra in
the opera house pit last night was even
better than usual. and, strangely enough I
the audience woke up 10 the fact enough
TO give a hearty round Of applause /
twice Mr. Bemis gave a clarinet solo
and would have responded to an encore
had the Stage hands given him chance,
But the latter were too prompt in set
ing the scenery. *The Merry Widow
Waltz" elected considerable applause.
There were nine persons ia the orchestra,
White, Harris and Mrtiowan with VIC
ins, Lyle Perry with The cello. Bemis
md Parmeter with clarinet. 6ilbertson
with the eornet. Parker on the drums
md doing the specialties, and Miss Spear
It the plano