The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-24
TALK OF The TOWN.
New couch covers at Abbott's-

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night
Philomena Battista left yesterday for
a visit in Italy.
u. q. Leonard went to Groton on
business to-day
Three papers Of pins for only five
cents at Perry's.
A. II. Gerhard was in Mortified on
business yesterday.
James u. Carroll went to Cambridge
Junction to-day TO work.
John G. Mcleod went to Groton this
morning on a business trip.
G w Perry and r. L. Hayward went
to Marshlield on business to-day
We guarantee the r. N. corset. one
Of the best IN the market, AZ Perry's.
Joseph Brault and W. s. Alexander
went to Boston last night on a business
trip.
Miss Eva Houston 81 Mortified ii
visiting friends in tile city for a few
days.
Fred Haskell, who has been visiting
in the city, retuDsed to Hardwick yes.
terday.
Miss Margaret Beaton left this morn
ing for visit with relatives ia Sher-
brooke, T. q.
The Theatoriun has the best bill that
has ever been shown in this city. Ask
your friends about II.
If You love beauty, sec the Witches
Kiss and Paeliaecis, at the pavilion
every night this week
Elisha Tibbetts, who has been visiting
relatives in the city, returned to his
home in Barton to-day.
Fred Bryan Of Waterbury. formerly
clerk IN Browns drug store, is visiting
friends in the city to-day.
Charles A. Brown and w. II. Wales
went to st. Johnshury and Hardwick
yesterday On 4 business trip.
FuIl houses we're The rule yesterday
at the Theatorium. II you have not seen
this great bill, come to-day
Mrs. +. Al Warner Of Washington i
in Boston buying millinery goods and
will visit her niece, Mrs. W X, Guthrie.
The Imperial scots Concert company
which appeared in the opera house last
evening, left this morning for Ottawa.
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The three children "a Raymond Diem.
er have 70 far recovered that their nurse.
T. A. Collins has returned to her home
10 Barre.
Mayor John Robins returned last night
from White River junction, where BIZ
spent Sunday at the home Of biz daugh
ter, Mrs NJ y Davis.
The regular meeting Of Local 10.
24l, K. 6 { p A., viii be held Wed
nesday evening az 1880 o'clock IN X. Of
r. hall Per order, w. ". Ihayer, re-
cording secretary.
State Railroad Commissioner S. Hol
lister Jackson went To Windsor this
morning, where the commission holds
a meeting to-day and one tomorrow at
Waite River Junction.
Miss Elizabeth Hopkins, who has been
visiting at the home of her sister. Mrs.
p. II. Mccarthy 81 Summer street for
the past titree months, left to-day for
her home in BTattleboro.
Make no dates for March a7thg con,
cert in The Presbyterian church VIZ
shall have some III Barres best talent
for you. Come and bring your friends
everybody welcome. Admission 10 cents.
The Philomathian club viii meet with
Mrs. L ]. Martin, "A Richardson street.
Tuesday evening al 7.I5 O'clock sab
ieet, Drama "a Mid summer Night's
Dream" VIII all members make
special effort to be on time. as the meet
ing win begin promptly, also come pre-
pared to pay duess
Every number Oh the program was
encored and was responded To very
nicely The entire company Is com
posed OF artists and the entertainment
was the best vet Yale. Mich, Exposi- |
ton Canadian Jubilee Singers and I'M |
perial Orchestra at the Barre opera /
house Wednesday evening. March %
Mrs. e, 4 LELAND has received a letter /
from her husband, noting his safe ar
rival at Costa Riea, Central America,
where he has employment on the north. f
ern division Of the Costa Rica railroad +
Nh Leland reports very pleasant trim +
and Is much pleased with the country. I
Mrs. Leland viii Join her husband in 4
short time.
II may Be the impression OF some that 1
the services To be held IN the WnTthen
hall beginning Oh Thursday evening
next are under the auspices Of SOME
organized church or society, but that IS
not the case The movement has come
IN gradually until it has taken this
form aud is entirely independent. The /
Rev. Il. &. TAYLOR 81 New York state.
4 holiness evangelist will be in charge.
and he Is 70 Be assisted BY John. Weight I
man OF Seiota. n u Both are straight
and forceful speakers. The services are
"a be held in the Worthen hall. begin.
ming March II, at 1880 D. m, and they
ue open to workers Of all denoIaina
lions
Mrs O. !. Tillotson Of East Mont
oelier returned last evening from
week spent in Boston attending the
conference Of the Evangelical church.
Mrs Tillotson tells Of some iissppoint
nents III the work, but Of others which
are encouraging The Peoples church
II Montpelier and the Evangelical church
It East Montpelier are connected with
his conference the New England branch T
aud appointments were Made to these
shurches IN che place of the Rev e. a
Moore who has been their pastor for the