The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-20
TALK OE THE TOWN.

See Abhott's specials.
Waist sale, 700, Ia Naughan's.
See Abbott's sale on domesties
Try Landera' HAVANA leaf Sc cigar.
For flrst-cIass electric massage go K
Miefs'
Elon u. Barrett i yisiting friends h
Cabot
A good 42-inch cotton for l2lAc, at
Abbott's.
Neil Ralph went to his homo in Brook
field to-day
George Slack left last night for biz
home in Ncrgennes.
II y. Town Of Burlington was yisitoi
in the city Yesterday.
W. II Lance Of Cabot was yisito
in the city yesterday
Charles Wishart went to Boston last
night for a few days visit.
u. Albano left to-day for a visit al
his former home in Italy.
George NJ Bell 81 plymouth, N. Ii,
Is IN the city on business.
y. s. Brown Of Washington was il
The city to-day on business.
Samuel Israsium Of Holyote, Mass, i
visiting relatives in the city.
IA Trip to Switzerland very good
travel picture, at the Theatorium.
The new spring styles in Guyer and
Steison hats at Moore 4 Owens
Best grape fruit in town to be had al
the New England Fruit company.
Nine pictures and three illustrated
songs every night at the Pavilion.
IT. X. Byegreaye, who has been in
the city on business, returned to Boston
to-day.
StiIi appropriate: eStrike oranges,
Is for 25c at the New England Fruit
Company.
why Don't They Play With Me- is
one Of the songs at the Pavilion every
night this week.
Miss May Mckinzic returned yester-
day from visit at her home in Little
Caseapedia, Z. @.
The public schools Of the city closed
this afternoon for the usual spring va
cation Of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor OF Wor-
eestcr, VT, are visiting their son, DR.
i. L. Taylor Of this city.
James Odgers returned last night from
New London, Conn, where he has been
working for the past year.
Mrs, Il. A. Warner Of Washington has
gone to Boston 70 buy her millinery and
visit her niece, Mrs. w r. Guthrie.
Arthur Gosselin OF Shelburne arrived
III the city yesterday and began work
to-day at Smith & Cummings market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Flanders Of New
port are visiting at the home Of their
cousin, Mrs. A. L. Saunders Of Barre
Town
"A meeting Of the executive committee
Of the cribbagc league will be held To-
night in Clan Gordon room, Eastman
block, at Z o'clock.
j. n. Anderson and Mrs. Margaret
Reid returned last night from Spring
field, Mass. where they went to attend
the funeral Of relative
There will be holiness prayer meet.
ing at the home OF Mrs A. +. Fort 10
Summer street. Friday evening at 1880
o'clock. Everybody welcome.
Mrs. Flora S. Field and Miss Mary J.
Blake have returned to their homes in
Hardwiek and Greensboro, after spend
ing the winter at W. A. Lanes.
Tickets for the grand concert by the
Imperial Scots Concert Co. at the
opera house next Monday night are now
on sale at Hendricks drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Lane have re-
turned from Hardwick, where they went
10 attend the funeral Of Mrs. lanes
brother, Charles II. Field Of Franklin,
NJ ii.
A special meeting Of the Granite Man.
ufacturers' Association will be held at
their hall at seven O'clock this evening
for the purpose Of hearing the reports
from the committees.
The committee having the Friday even
ing musicale IN charge take great pleas
IRE in announcing that Miss Minnie
harbour Of Montpelier will sing accom-
panied BY Prof i. ]. Hathaway.
we shall begin our entertainment at
3 o'clock sharp. Our masquerades and
have always been successes,
and we shall try and make this one
the same. Tonight at X. Of G. hall.
Make no dates for March 9th; con
cert in the Presbyterian church. We
shall have some OF Barre's best talent
for Won. Come and bring your friends;
everybody welcome. Admission 10 cents.
J. +. Davidson Of Montpelier, super
intendent OF the Consolidated Lighting
company. vas in the city yesterday ex-
amininp the lighting system Of the He'd
ding Methodist church with a view to
its Improvement.
Fred Feagan, who has been i'll with
typhoid fever at the City hospital for
The past seven weeks. ii very low and
his chances for recovery are considered
very doubtful This morning, however.
his fever was lower and his condition q
little more comfortable
Another delightful social affair was
held at the Nlncitia elub rooms last
evening, when the members opened
their rooms to tbe ladies' There were
fully two hundred people present, and
the evening was passed very enioyahiy
with whist, five hundred. dancing and
listening to fine concert program By
orchestra. Refreshments Of
sandwiches, salad, sherbct and punch
were served
Miss Craie's equipment as an enter
tanner is very complete. Her stage pres
ence Is greatly in her favor, as she