The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-01

Wide silk ribbon, special l5c yard, at
Yaughan's.
Another lot OF those pins at Perry's,
three papers for Be-,
Mr.. and Mrs r. Il. Grepdell have
moved to SO Park street.
r. nj Fuller If Willianstown visited
friends in tho city to-day
Buying a Cow will cheer you up
At the Pavilion every night.
See the new table damasl at Perry's--
. fine pattern for only 25c yard.
There will be special meeting Of
the I. A. 9. this evening at seven o'clock
Mrs. &. n. Granger Of Randolph Ii
visiting her son, g. II. Granger IF Park
street.
For good, fresh, hot lunches Of all
kinds, 90 to the Vermont Fruit store.
A. Giachino.
Wanted Pupils III shorthand. PITT
man system, terms right. Tia AL Me-
Wlhorter, Richardson street.
Mrs. George Miller and Miss Jennie
Congo returned yesterday from visit
with relatives in Shelburne.
Arthur Cosseiin, who has been visit
ing ltis cousin, George Miller, returned
To biz home In shslburne to-day.
The quarterly meeting ~ The Univer-
salist church will be held Thursday
evening, April ?, at 80 in the vestry.
For aale--A parlor set. parlor table,
reception room furniture. bedroom set
and dishes Inquire Mrs. Thomas Brady,
IA Perry street.
The strike need not hinder you from
gaining business education at the God
dard evening school Spring term begins
Wednesday, April !. 7 p. m.
The annual general meeting Of the
'tsranite City Quoting club win be held
n il club house On Saturday, April #.
AID members are requested To attend.
james IN. Ganld, secretary
All are invited to the chiIdren's nusi.
Gale grown-upsn as we'll as children
on Friday afternoon, April 3. in the Con-
2te&4etuttaAt ftetf1- <tlftSsIOtt untt ten
cents, including refreshments.
In i matched cribbage game played
IN the Cosmopolitan elub rooms this
wees Faulkner and Kennedy, the cham
pion players III the league this winter,
dtfeatd Crriickshaak ana Halvosa, two
ont If three games.
The Jolly club met with Mrs. Albert
Halyosa at her home on Park street
last evening An oyster supper was
served at Xix O'Clock. During tho cycn-
ing games of whist and pareheS were
played which resulted III TIN lucky ones
being David Wylie ana Mrs. Halrosa
Referee IN bankruptcy ri. N. Their
iault viii give 4 hearing 1t his office
i Montpelier Monday. April rs, at ten
t'cloek to the creditors 81 Martin j.
MCGOWAN. The trustee. e Il. Scott. has
f.ctftioned for authority To selI the prop.
ertv all private saIe and Tho bearing will
h % The granting III this request.
There Il IL he musicals for the chill
dfeH IN The yestry 81 the Congregational
church. Friday afternoon. April 3. be.
ginning at 2 O'Clock. Admission 10
cents This musicale is given BIZ the
ladies Of Circle No. /, and they are max.
ina every effort To make ii as attractive
tn the children as Che Others have been
to The older ones Refreshments will be
served III the close ii the program.
Several Of the golf players who are
Idle because Of the shutdown in the
granite industry are improving the time
hy rolling he green's 1t tie Barre course
and putting things III readiness fol- The
opening Al THU season Fy this work,
Ii Is expected that the enthusiasts will
he able % hegii playing within a short
time II fact tlIeFe is some playing
already. The local course is carly be-
cause Of It's height and sandy soil
Mr.. Clarence Bennett, in introducing
IA Royal Shave to the patrons Of our
theatre, not only promises but assures
us THAT this production Il b distinct d.
partufe from an others that have been
presented in orr city. 4 Royal Slave"
was taken from an actual occurrence,
the scenes being reproduced from photo
graphs Of old Mexico around which the
play Was written. The characters Of
Aguiia, sEl Captain noted bandit
and Juan Alvarez, figure in many
parts Of Mexican history The cast has
been carefully selected, the members be-
ing especially engaged for their respec
afUa Hfslrs Az Tho fnoisa hos1se next Mon.