The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-28
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Satnrdar az a. Yaugllanls

w n rprner was il Randolph yester'
day or business.
James Riley was in Waterbury or
business last evening
W. Fl. Gale went to Middlescx this
morning On business.
Mrs. G. p. Taylor 81 East Barre Is IN
town visiting relatives.
Harry Gordon left to-day for Chi
eago, where he will work.
Edward Legier Of NorthiieId was q
visitor in the city to-day.
Leave your order for Lenox incubator
oil at Smith q cumingg
p G. Mccarthy was in Randolph yes.
teraay On business visit
Henry WhitehiII 81 Waterbury was 4
visitor In the city yesterday.
The Rebekahs will hold a whist party
in Odd Fellows hall this evening.
A. r. Beade Of Randolph was a bust
ness visitor Ia the city yesterday
Al. Y. House OF williamstown was 4
business visitor in the city to-day.
Miss Ibbiejean Renfrew Of Rvegate is
visiting her brother, Robert Renfrew
c. G. Lamberton Of Marshiield was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Wanted, a tenement, cottage house
preferred. T. +. Burr. s. No. Main st.
DO not fail to get one Of those wrap
pers for Toe each at perry's on Sat
urday
Rev e. +. Cray attended the funeral
Of Miss Mary Keneiick at Burlington
to-day.
Mrs. George Miller and Miss Jennie
Congo went to Shelburne to-day TO visit
relatives.
James Carswell returned last night
from Norwich university for a visit at
his home
William c. Rrust and John W. sum-
mers left to-day for Albany, N. ",
where they win work.
Mr.. Arthur NJ. Pierce, principal Of
Dean academy, Franklin, Mass, IS yis-
ring friends in this city.
The condition Of Alex. z. Bruce re.
mains about the same and he is able to
sit up five hours each day.
There win be meeting of the Ebony
ministries in the r. Of G. hall Sunday
afternoon at two o'clock.
Public dance, N. W. Of A. hail. Sat
urday. March 18th Gilbertson's urehcs-
ira. General admission Pc.
Edward Holland returned yesterday
from Jacksonville, Florida, where he Is
interested in an orange grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 4. Scott went to
Randolph this afternoon to spend sun
day at the home Of her parents.
velma 4. Coffin, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. l. G. Cotiin, is confined to her home
on Washington street with measles.
The spring shapes in John b. stet-
son and Lamson & Hubbard stiR and
soft hats from the Tyank McNEhorter
Company.
You'll find the largest and best a.
sortment Of oranges in town at the New
England Fruit Company. Sweet navels,
l6e for 25e.
Creme Eleaya, tie non greasy cold
cream, can be obtained at the Red Cross
You have been asking for
tive have il.
There win be sugar sociable 1t
Unity Temple, ia So. Barre, Saturday
evening March .. Admission Is cents.
Dancing 25 cents extra.
Special for Saturday. March 2s, kIon.
dixie drops, I5e pound, butter scotch
waters, l5c pound Saturday candy, zoe /
boy, Bare Candy Kitchen.
Needed at Rion, S. G.. someone to keep
m American stone cutter boarding house, |
capacity thirty-fYe or forty. Address !
Boarding House, Rion. S. &.
Mr., and Mrs Michael Kenefick. James
Nenefick, Joseph and Timothy Keaefiok /
went to burlington last night to attend +
she funeral Of Mary keneiiek.
Leon Lamhcrton Of New York, who /
= visiting at the home Of his father. D. |
4. Blanchard Of Walliamstown, called l
N friends in the city to-day.
Richard J. Doying and wife Of Cabot
IRE visiting at the home OF his daughter, I
Mrs Il. A. Jackman. on the Bolster
iarn in Barre Town. They win stay
sver Sunday.
Il Nj Laughlin. travelling manager Of
he International Correspondence School
4 Scranton. Pa, who has been In the
ity on business left yesterday fer
Hartford, Conn.
II didn't take George c. BENJAMIN
ong to dismantlc the story and HAITI
louise on the governments p0st-ofiee
q, as he has got the building all down
Neept for the remnants OF the ell.
Alexander Airth arrested last night
g Special Officer A. B, Curtis, pleaded
Eailty in the city court this morning 70
seeona oAense of intoxieation and was
med SO with costs Of $3.50, which he
aid
Following the request Of the assessors
nd the recommendation Of the property
the office Of the assessors in
he City Han Is being cleaned up The
SCISSORS had complained that the place
gas nnsanitary.
April lstat the Congregational church
estry, supper watch for menu--eook-
! and served By men exclusively Soa-
euir menu cards viii be furnished each
uest and that's where the traditions
! the day appear.
4 very interesting address on Liberal
'hfistianity in Japan was given by
lrs. Mary Grace Garfield in the pariors