The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-16
TALK OF The TOWN.
Local Happenings TerseIy rOId for
Busy Readers.

Samson galatia cloths at Fits.
New spring coats at yaughan's.
". i. Ayers went to Groton on bust
ness to-day.
Arthur Premier went to st. Adams on
business Saturday
Z. D. Barnes Of Chelsea was visitor
in the city Saturday,
Miss Martha Price visited at her home
in Middlesex over Sunday.
Leave your order for Lenox incubator
oil at Smith & Cummings
The new fashion sheets and April DE
signer' just in, at Perry's
a. P. AbLStt says that goods sold
cheap in Boston this week.
A. L. Head Of Warren, N. r., visited
friends in the city over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A, Holt visited rela.
tiFes at Waterbury over Sunday.
George Wells u Burlington was a
business visitor in the city Saturday.
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver jewelry. Burr, the Jeweler
A son was born yesterday to Mr.. and
Mrs, Ralph Wales Of Maple Grove
street.
The public schools Of the city close
Friday Of this week for the usual spring
vacation.
Miss Mary Sexton, stenographer in the
i city clerks office, spent Sunday with
friends III Vergennes.
Still another shipment 81 fine had
dock came to-day and are selling for Sc
pound, whole The City Fish Market.
DO not fail to hear Miss Nina Browns
illustrated lecture on Switzerland in
the Universalist church, Wednesday
evening, March Is
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Clark and son.
who have been visiting AZ the home OF
II. w. Clark, returned to their home IN
Lyndonville to-day.
Mrs. Arthur S. Martin has been en-.
gagged to direct the music at the Pres
byserian church in the place OF Miss
Emma Phillips who resigned recently
when she left for New York City. Mrs.
Martin began her work yesterday.
IN stating Saturday that @ATr. Bemiss
played clarinet solo at the opera
house, Friday night, The Times did not
intend to rob Mr.. Dufur Of the credit
due him, but the names got mixed. IT
should have been Dufur. not Bemis.
Ezra White finished work at +. H.
Rogers s Co.'S store Saturday night.
after working there for five years. He
will leave some time this week for Wor-
cester, Mass. where he has position
as show card writer and window trim
mer in the w. j. Woods stores.
Peter Lavery returned Saturday al.
ternoon from a visit to his brother. J.
I'll Layerty, who Il in the Fanny Allen
hospital. An operation Tor the removal
of growth from the neck was per
formed, and shortly after that the pa
tinnt's condition was very low. He i
now resting fairly comfortably,
An electric car was stalled on South
Main street for en- hour or more Satur.
day afternoon until 4 man in oyeralls
could come to make slight repairs down
in the gearing 81 the car tie grit box
having dropped down. The man in over
ais soon got the car to running
Judge John II. Watson, ono Of the
Vermont supreme court Judges, was
taken III with an acute attack Of indi
gestion Yesterday while al his home in
Montpelier Physicians were called and
be was given relief. although he re-
manned in bed during the remainder Of
the day.
There have been several Salomes shown
upon the stage during ne past year, but
the most human 81 them an is the
Salome introduced Ill @The Holy City"
the engrossingIy interesting play writ
ten ~ Clarence Bennett, which is to be
produced al the opera house On Tuesday
evening Mr. BenBctt's Salome is not
a deprayed and morbidly unhealthy de-
generate, but beautiful and passionate
creature who il carried away BY a sweep
Of her ardor for time. but who dies
expressing her belief IN Tie great truths
of reEpion