The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-02
TALK OF THE TOWN.
A new line Of Easter cards fer sale d
Miss Walkers.


A new line Of Easter cards fer sale at
Miss Walkers
Norman Green Of Randolph was 4
visitor in the city yesterday.
George Waite Of East Montpelier was
IN the city on business to-day
George w Trimble Of West Topsham
as q visitor IN the city to-day,
Rev w c. MacIntyre left today for
a visit at his home in Ontario
The spring term u the kindergarten
at rs Keith avenue begins next Mon
day.
James z. Wilson 81 Woodsville. II.
II. was in the city to-day On business
visit.
Mrs. Joseph Denney and Miss Eva
Houston Of Mortified visited friends III
the city yesterday
Mrs. and Mts. Il, Cardini and Peter
Rusca left last night for a visit at their
old home in Italy.
Alex Wood Of Seattle Washington. ii
visiting Al tho home of his sister, Airs.
Y. sheriifs Of Orange street
VI N Turner moved his household
goods yesterday TO the farm III Brain
tree, which be recently purchased
The Barre Hospital Aid association
will meet In the city council rooms Fri
day afternoon April ,, At o'clock
The Democratic clubs Of wards one.
two and three held 4 sugar party yester
day afternoon Az Jesse pratt's sugar
orchard on the East hill.
Con sullivan left yesterday for New
York and will take passage Friday for
visit at his former home III Ireland.
where he has several relatives.
I Charles a. Chapman of Ferrisbure re.
turned to-day To his home after 4 visit
at Goddard seminary yesterday Mr.
Chapman is one Of the trustees OF the
school
Alexander Wood, who has been visit.
ing friends in The city, leaves tonight
for his home In Waila Walla, Wash.
Mr. Wood was formerly i'll tho granite
business in Barre
The annual general meeting 81 the
Barre Rangers foot ball club will he
held in the pavilion On Friday afternoon
at 2:s0 o'cioek. Business election Of
officers and any other proper business.
u VIII, president
Miss Mamie Mckenzie entertained
party OF friends at her home on AIer-
chant street last evening iii honor III
Miss MI II Reid 81 Rutland who Is
visiting her Games were the order Of
the evening and q light collation. was
served.
The deputy sherifs Of two counties
Iamolle and Washington, were stirred
mp yesterday afternoon over the report
that three suspicious looking men were
seen making from Waterbury to Mont
pelier believing that the men might
lie part of the gang who hurglarized
the Stowe post Office earlier In the week,
the officers went after them. When
rounded up The three men were found
Is be tramps. who said they were max
ing their way to Barre fer work
They were not mOlested The govern
ment offers $3.50 and tie town of Stowe
800 for arrest 81 the robbers
Last evenings service was continu-
ance Of the success Of the last few
evenings at tie holiness revival services
being held in the Wortheu hall These
have now been going on for one week,
and much has already been accomplished.
They viii continue for another week. at
least. Probably on Friday evening to-
morrow. there viii be no service. us the
han was previously engaged for that
evening by other parties But Tonight
and Saturday there viii be services al
7 o'clock. and all are invited Rev b S.
TAYLOR has been expected 10 arrive every
day. but has undoubtedly been detained
for some good purpose. The services arc
undenominational and the hall is sitn-
ated IN the Worthern block at the cor
ner Of Keith avenue and North Main
street