The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-10
TALK OF The TOWN.
Local Happenings rersely Told for
Busy Readers.
New lace curtains at Pery's.

New lace curtains at Pery's.
Suesine silks, 471ac, at Abbott's.
Thomas Gaul left to-day for Ottawa
to visit relatives.
Peter Emslie was in East Orange on
business to-day.
D. A. Perry went TO West Fairlee on
business yesterday.
Spring opening, new belts, neckweal
and gloves at Vaughan's.
Leave your order for Lenox incubator
oil at Smith & Cummings.
| f. I. Densmore went to AttIeboro
Mass, on business to-day.
Fancy blood oranges at the New Eng.
land fruit store, 35 cents a dozen.
Sidney Brown left to-day for visit
with relatives in Ninal Haven, Maine.
The latest in spring styles you viii
find in the Standard patterns, at Perry's
| Cash paid for watches. diamonds, gold
and silver jewelry. Burr, the Jeweler.
For Sale Household furniture. In
quire Mrs. Thomas Brady, 2s Perry st.
Mrs, Henry Dearborn OF West Fairlee
is visiting Miss Alice Farnham Of Or
ange street.
Logon, Nordstjernans dams. Lordags,
alton March, den 7, Seampini hall. al
la, velcomua.
X. w. Buchanan and Daniel Nicholson
left to-day to visit friends in Sher-
brooke, Z. @
There win be regular meeting Of
the Ladies Aid society 81 st. Monica s
church, in the Convent this evening at
1880 o'clock.
Stone cutters tool chests and ham
mer boxes, for sale by James Ahern.
Dix & Coleman, or at No. 50 Keith ave-
nue., Barre, VI.
The Hospital Aid Association will hold
a sewing meeting in the vestry Of the
Congregational church Thursday after
noon, March II, at 2 o'clock.
Tickets for the performance Of can
Old Sweetheart OF Mine" at the opera
house next Friday night go on sale to-
morrow morning At Hendricks.
The Philomathian club will meet with
Mrs. j W. Jackson, 30 South Main
street, Tuesday at 1915 o'clock. It will
be an evening on Forestry, in charge Of
Mrs. Jackson
Mrs. Il A. Collins is still nursing the
three children OF Raymond Diemer. who
have been very sick with pcural pneu-
mgnia, two q them being still in a
critical condition.
Frank Wallace Of South Barre has
filed two large orders Of rhuharb, grown
in his own greenhouse III the city, within
the last week. This is the earliest rhu-
barb heard Of this season.
The regular meeting Of Barre branch,
Ne. so Jumpers, boxers and derriekmen's
union, @ w !. t., will be held in car
penters' hall Nichols block, Wednesday
evening at 1880 pef order S. Z. Perry,
president
The operation performed on the seven
year-old son OF Raymond Diemer bv Drs.
Goodrich and Lazele last Thursday. BY
which pint Of matter was removed
from the left lung, seems to have been
very successful one, as the child is com
Portable at this writing.
The following announcement from the
Brooklyn Eagle. viii be Of interest in
Barre where the young man formerly
resided: The announcement is made
Of the engagement Of Miss Jean b.
Redhetfer Of Mariners Harhor, s. l., and
Frank E Beckley Of Brooklyn Miss
Redheffer is the dsughter Of the Rev
and Mrs. William RedhefTer and Is well
known on Staten Island and IN Hayer.
straw Mr. Beckley IS a university Of
Vermont man 05, and a member Of the
University Club If Brooklyn. He re-
sides on the Hill"