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

money.
For latest styles, but Designer" al
Perry's.
". I, Ulmer went to Boston last night
to work.
William Blake went to Albany, N. Y.
yesterday to work,
Just received new line of house
dresses at Abbott's.
Ed. Smith of Cabot was bushes.
visitor in the city to-day.
Mrs. II. P. Martin Of Marshfeld |.
visiting Mrs. +. II. Holmes.
Fred Witham went to Sherbrooke r
O. to-day to visit relatives.
II. A. Holt resumed work today aftc,
few days illness with grippe.
George Earle Of williamstpwn was )
business visitor in the city today.
A son was born Saturday to Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Crawford Of WebsterviIle.
W. Z. Cameron left last night Tor 4
visit with relatives in Roekland, Me.
Edward Richie went to Burlington
this morning for visit with friends,
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Cave returned
yesterday from visit in Waterbury.
Harold Turnay returned last night
from visit at his home IN Middle
sex,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Hall vent "a
Clarenont, n IT., to-day for visit
with relatives
Fred Huntington Of Montpelier Is work.
ing as night messenger for the American
Express company.
Merry Widow Waltzes." the great
craze. You are not in it il you do not
have It. Zoe at Avcrll Music company.
Joseph H. Lavery, who resides on the
East Montpelier road, has gone to Mon.
treal, whore he win enter hospital for
an operation.
The ID. A. Perry Real Estate Agency
has sold for Miss Matte Campbell her
house on Maple avenue to IT, A. Phelps
Consideration $500
Misses Helen and Sarah Dearborn. who
have been the guests Of Miss Alice Farm
ham Of Orange street, returned to their
home in West Fairlce to-day.
George Patrick, who has been visiting
for the past few days at the home Of
Henry 9. Whitaker, returned this morn.
ing to his home in Hinesburg.
Among the collection OF old books are
two of especial interest, "a Narrative Of
Col. Esthan Aliens Captivity, and
Treatment by the British from IT'S 10
l75s. written by himself. Art Loan
Exhibit, Congregational vestry.
Miss Dorothy siegel al New York
City and the Misses Celia siegel and
Bessie Bregstein Of Burlington. who
have been visiting Mrs Thomas Brady
and other friends, are now visiting IN
Montpelier On the way to their homes
A parish reception viii be held in The
vestry Of the Church Of the Good Shep
herd on Tuesday evening" 1T eight
o'clock, to meet the Rev. and Mrs. Beat
tie. All members and friends OF the
church are cordially invited to be pres.
ent.
The parents Of the school children do
not need to be told Of the interest fhe
children take in their work with Miss
Badger, but others who attend tho loan
exhibit win be surprised at the excel
lent showing made in the arts and crafts
work.
The last dance before Lent win be
held Tuesday evening, March 3. al
knights Of Columbus hall under fhe
auspices of the Ancient Order Of III.
bernians base BAH team. Music viii 80
furnished BY the Montpelier band or
ahestra and the tickets wiz be 25 cents
each.
Though it was only his fifteenth birth. |
lay, Cortland f. Perry who resides IA
East Calais, was 60 wears Old on Febni-
ary 70. Mr.. Perry has been confined |
70 his bed for the last six years with
paralysis, but that his friends have not
forgotten him was evident from the 1875 |
postal cards he received on his birth.
lay.
There will be special service in the /
salvation Army hall on Wednesday even
ng at o'clock, conducted BY Adintant |
Jennie Crawford OF Troy. N. Y. The |
sdjutant Is ON aid time Saiyationist ana |
! very interesting meeting IS expected. /
4 cordial invitation is extended to all to 1
come and enjoy the service
The dance which was held at Wood
mems hall last evening under the ausni
les of the Ebony minstrcls was very
there being SO couples of /
iancers present Music was furnished
BY Gilberts0ns orchestra Of five nieees
md George D. s. Troup had charge Of
.he floor The dance lasted from eight 1
''clock until two in the morning.
Two baggage cars are required for the
of the various scenery
costumes. furniture and ar
nor used in Grace Merritts production
j When knighthood Was in Flower
which IS announced as the attraction for
his city next Friday evening Miss
derritts supporting company includes
'ver twenty well known players.
Harry Kaler. aged 50, who was for
nerly employed as a granite cutter by
'pHtH Dive- company, 0feQ At 10 Kim
treet, Montpelier. Sunday night after
brief illness. He had been i'll with
rippe. and on Friday night he com
lained of earaehe Saturday night. the
atient having become worse, Dr.. c. T.
handler WAS called. lie found that an
bscess had broken IN the mans head
nd touched the BRAIN Death ensued
he following night The remains viii
E taken to Waldoboro. Maine
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