The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

More new suits Al Abbott's.

More new suits Al Abbott's.
New pictures to-day at Theatorium.
Ladies' loo vests two for 25c, at vealt
q Knights.
4 w. w. McAuley is in Schenectady, N
| X, on business.
4 William Mackie and Harry Brooke
Ewere IN Burlington yesterday.
! Remember the offer made on the Stan
dard fashion book at Perry's.
Miss Kathryn Harrington visited al
her home in Richmond yesterday.
I A. Z. Campbell went to work for tht
4 N. y, Phelps Go. this morning
| Patsy Rosseau Of East Barre visited
friends at Burlington over Sunday.
/. b Nj Andreani and Angelo Divers
VISITED friends in Burlington yesterday.
] Abbey & Imbrie fishing tackle is The
best made, Az the N, p, Phelps O..
DO not buy your fishing tackle until
You have examined The N. ID. Phelps
ECo. line
Another lot Of maple syrup from Geo
Sprague Just arrived at Granite City
Creamery
Miss Nina Converse and Miss Martha
Price visited at their home in Middlese2
over Sunday.
Public surrey service resumed al
Hughes Livery company. Phone l50--
Merchant and Summer streets
Gordon Riddell, 10 Merchant street
for watch and clock repairs; 20 years
experience; old country watches q spe-
cialty.
q u, Campbell returned Saturday from
Old Orchard, Me. Mr.. Campbell saws
that his new hotel will Be ready fol
occupancy at the opening of the season
Mrs. J. w MoorcroFt and son, who
came to the city to attend the funeral
81 Mrs. Clarence e. Carr, returned ID
their home in Portsmouth, N. III, to-
Iday.
Don't forget that queen Quality
leads IN style and durability. The larg.
est consignment Of spring oxfords ever
made TO the Peoples Shoe Store just
received.
Have your pictures taken "a for 25
Icentsthree different positions. Guar
anteed TO satisfy and last lifetime.
Studio over Hendricks drug store. See
samples at door.
The AItrurians win meet with Mrs.
Fl. @. Thayer, ID French street. Wed.
nesday afternoon at half past two IA
/ full attendance is desired as it is the
annual election of officers.
n II. Mccarthy, secretary treasurer IL
the international Quarry Workers union,
left yesterday for Concord, m. H.. where
the agreement under which the quarry
men have been working expires May lst.
II il rnmored that work win be com
menced in about month or six weeks
On workshop addition TO the Central
Vermont engine house at the Junction.
1t ID expected that the coaling plant Will
be femodeled
large delegation az members from
Bright STAR Rebekah lodge, are to visit
IVY Rebekah lodge of Montpelier On
Tuesday evening, April rs. Members
viii take the 6s45 D. nj electric, and d
special car Will return to this city after
the meeting.
Tonight at The opera house the Fiske
Stock Go. will close their engagement
presenting "a Child III the Regiment.
one Of their strongest bills, with all Of
TIE specialties. Ladies having soc cou-
pons for last Friday nights perform.
ance can get the sofa pillow tops TO-
night
Tho parties who took. from the river
hank near the bridge back of the Miles
building, the two pairs Of shoes and soft
felt Int, belonging to tile civil engineers
who were working IN the water near
There, are requested to leave the same
at 4. A. Smith Bros. store at once or
stand prosecution.
The following flowers hit Mrs. q O..
Garr's funeral were omitted from the
list which was published Saturday: Car.
nations given by Mrs George Burroughs,
Mrs. Alice Moore Miss Myrtle Moore,
Mrs. Belle Hall. The flowers given by
the r. II. ID carriers were III the form
Of standard wreath.
Francis Blake, the four years old son
of Donald and Etta Blake, residing on
Prospect street, fell yesterday afternoon
while playing with ether children and
broke both homes Of his left arm about
three inches from the wrist. Dr. W. b.
Reid was called to reduce the fracture.
The little fellow rested wen during the
night.
Many more automobile owners nut
their machines into commission yesterday
and the streets Of the cts were alive
with the machines. The drivers wouldn't
venture far out Of the city limits. as
the roads are not vet Ill sufficiently solid
condition The road from Barre to
Montpelier, which IS VIGOROUSLY slate"
represents quagmire ia some spots
and the travelling between the two cities
viii be held up Tor several days at least
Rev 3. S. Taylor Of Mooers. \. y. 4
preached again last evening IN the opera
house His subject was. where viii
You Spend EterniiyfN and the text IN
lt1ehitt 1865, btnalas ~ SOUS are ntlnes
As the soul Of the father, 50 also the
soul Of the son is mine; the soul that
sinneth it shall die The sermon was
powerful and searching. The attendance
was fair. but not so large as that Of
last Sunday evening This service was
IN connection with the holiness revival
services, which viii be continued this
week in Worlhen hall each esening AZ
o'clock, in charge of EFangelists