The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-29
TALK OF THE TOWN.

All grocers and markets keep ossola'E
dressing.
4. L Cole was in East Hardwick on
business to-day.
Read the Theatorium's adv. on last
page-a swell bill
w II Pitkin Of Boston is in the city
on a business visit
J. g. Griggs went to Waterbury this
morning On business.
DR.. George H. spiller win be at the
City hotel May ] and ?.
| Ernest Smith of Washington was ii
the city to-day on business.
Remember the offer made on the Stan.
dard fashion book at Perry's.
Six pretty styles in white muslin
waists at % cents at Fits.
Rev w. 9. MacIntyre went to south
Ryegate to-day 10 visit friends.
A, D. Morse left to-day for Old Or
chard, Me, for an extended stay.
Il. G, Wells went to Waitsfeld this
morning on a few days business visit
Union made stone cutters glasses al
+. 7. Austin's, the watch and clock man
Frank r. Place went to Lancaster and
Whitefeld, y. H., on business yesterday
DO not buy your fishing tackle until
you have examined The N. d. Phelps
Co. line.
Another lot Of maple syrup from Geo
sprague just arrived at Granite City
Creamery.
| The Montpelier Woodmen cleared
about $3.50 from their fair which clos
ed Monday night.
Mrs. NJ. II. Hughes returned last night
from visit at the home Of hsr mother
in Marlboro, Mass.
For sale; sideboard, dining room TAI
BILE, etc. all in good condition. Mrs
Gable, Gable street.
A gallon of the best maple syrup for
$780, Made By a maker 81 repute. Or
der now. Sowden & Lyon.
Public surrey service resumed at
Hughes Livery company Phone I50-,
Merchant and Summer streets.
The Goddard seminary base bah team
will play the Crescents on the campus
Thursday afternoon at four o'clock.
Airs. Joseph Marion and children ar
rived in the city yesterday from Malone,
n. ~. where they h~vs been stopping
fer some time.
Wanted Situation ~ steaographer
and typewriter operator who has some
knowledge of bookkeeping Cal DR. aa.
dress . Summer street, Barre. ut.
The monthly meeting 81 tho Granite
Citg Quoting club giIl Le held on Fri
day evening May \; al o'clock. at
The club house. james w. Gaula, sec.
Ii your water TAX paid pay your
water tax before May 9th. ana save ten
per cent. Only few more DAYS before
ten PR cent will be added to your
water tax.
Another change in the granite In.
dustrY IN Montpelier Ii recorded in the
purchase 81 4 half interest III tile Globn
Granite company by Micnael RyIe, Il
brother of p +. Ryle Of Ryle & Mccor-
mick
Fifteen applicants for second natural
ization papers sill be given hearing
III county court next Saturday II III
probable this il the lass batch that Will
he considered in county court owing to
the change III The naturalization law.
Charles ID Mather, who was Yesterday
elected alternate to the national Repub-
liean convention by tie second district
Republicans, II tile we'll known business
man Of Montpelier, formerly Of the firm
af Mather x Temple The other alter
nate is Gilbert a. Davis of Windsor
Mrs Thomas Brady left to-day for
los Angeles. California, where She Will
Join Mr.. Brady who has been there for
several months Mrs, Brady visited at
Burlington over Sunday and on Sunday
evening was given farewell reception
ut che vr1try of the Jewish church. She
was the recipient Of many tokens Of
esteem.
Timothy Casey WHO claimed Barre is
his residence, WAS sent to the county
jail from the MontpeIiee city court
yesterday to serve thirty pays, In az
fault of fine. Casey was wandering
about the Central Vermont tracks In
Montpelier when gathered In BY Chief
Durkee and Officer Connolly Monday
sYening.
News has been received Of the death
at Plymouth, Mass. Of John G. Cave.
who was former resident Of Montpel.
Ter. whore he learned the printers trade
81 y. p Walton and where he was for
long time employed By the Vermont
Nlalchman. Later he removed to Ply.
mouth and engaged IN the printing bust
ness for himself lie was prominent in
the Masonic fraternity, He was a neph.
EN- Of Thomas II Cave of Barre and
brother Of Mrs G. +. silver Of Mont.
pelier.
George Sidney. the popular little com.
edian, entertained fair-si2ed audience
at the opera house last evening with
his latest foolefs, sl3ilzy lzzy's Doodle
Bizzy was an that he ever Is and got his
usual laughs with some new stunts. Carr
rie Npbber as Rosetta Crem0na Was fully
up to her usual standard and provoked
roars OF laughter. The supporting com
pany was larger, better aud nicer cos
tunnel and the chorus stronger than Is
usual with this kind Of companies. The