The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-21
TALK OF The TOWN.
See Abbott's. specials.

Black waists, zoe, at vaughan's.
zephyrcttes, Sc yard. at Perry's or
Saturday.
Banana splits, try some. It is delic-
ious, at Maseott's.
D. A. Perry went to Mortified this
morning on business.
j. o. Adams of Burlington visited in
the city last evening.
John Cross Of Mortified was a visitor
in the city yesterday.
II. J. Laroe went to Waterbury and
Burlington on business to-day.
L. L. Huntington has moved from
Summer street to Brook street.
A shopping trip is not complete with.
out visit to the Theatorium.
The Rebekahs will hold a whist party
in Odd Fellows hall this evening
james Massie and family have moved
into the tenement al 80 Merchant street
Prof. and Mrs. G. II. White went to
Walden to-day for a few days yaca-
ton.
Ira c. and Hess NJ. Boutwell, have
bought six cows Of Ben Martin Of Plain
field
Elon Barrett and Walter Boutwell, are
visiting relatives in Marshfeld and
Cabot
a. f. natchelder has improved from
his recent illness 50 that he is now able
to Sit up
Dr.. Arthur II. II. Lewis has opened q
hospital for horses and dogs at y Cot
tage street.
Homer Fits and Harry Ford returnec
this morning from a business trip to
New York.
Why Don't They Play With Me- is
one OF the songs at the Pavilion every
night this week
A sum Of money was found on the
floor in The Peoples Shoe store which
the owner can have by proving prop
erty.
Miss Lillian Park, who has been Wis.
ting friends and relatives in the city,
returned last night to her home IN Tren-
ton, N. j.
Charles E. Smith and Arthur Robin.
son were in Morrisville to-day to attend
the funeral Of Mrs Fred O. laynes, for.
merly Of Barre. Mrs Jaynes died Wed.
nesday night.
]. G. Griggs has paid nine claims for
accident insurance since March |, as
follows: One claim S6.G5, one S79s, one
500, one SlQ95, one $1,000, one $1,000,
one 1892, one Sl460 one $1,000.
Chester Batchelder has moved from
his fathers farm, where he has lived for
the past year. to the Wilson house OPP
pasite the old trotting park in East
Montpelier, which house he has bought
Mrs. B W. Bisbee who has been visig
ing her sister. Mrs. N D. Phelps, return.
ell to-day TO her home in Waitsheid She
was accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Eva. who is studeHt at spaalding
high school
The Noname whist club met last even
ing at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Il. a..
Drown. Dinner was served at six o'clock,
after which the remainder of the even
ing was spent at progressive whist.
Mrs. J. O. Adams and Frank w jack
son had the high scores Of the even
ing.
Montpelier having voted NO. on The
license question again, a petition is being
circulated in that city asking the city
council to issue a fifth class, or druggist,
license. The petition is signed by prae-
ideally all the physicians there and by a
large number of citizens, on the ground
that emergencies arise when liquor is
needed and it is an inconvenience to
wait until Middlesex can furnish it.
The law suit brought by Charles \.
Barber, administrator Of the estate Of
James A. Thompson, rs Al Patterson
and wife has been settled By Mr.. and
Mrs. Patterson paying $500 and relcas
ing all moneys, notes, deeds, etc. held
by F G. Rowland Mr.. Thompson died
at the home Of Mr.. Patterson and as
signed his life insurance by this settle
ment Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson received
about $500 of the insurance money.