The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

yardwlde black taiTcta for slOo d
Abbott'a.
Eaater gloves are here for your inspcc
tion at Naughan's.
Charles Knapp went to Northfcld thi
nlorning op business.
O w Perry went 10 I,rookHeld thi
morning on business visit
a ~ Bieplow 81 Washington was Il
the city to-day On business
i.isle Bunham ii N3liamstown visit.
| q friends in The city yesterday
Nil and Mrs, Archie Bradford visited
friends at Bakcrsdeld over Sunday.
Allen Smith Of saltwater n. H., Wis.
tied friends in the city over sunday
George Milne Icft saturday for Hard
wick to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wales returned
Saturday night from q visit ia Morris
ville
Newell Barber returned to Norwich
university last night after visit at his
home.
Jesse DcBrune Of Newbury spent Sun
day With relatives in the city, returning
to-day.
Miss Ida Holden who has been visiting
relatives ID the city, returned yesterday
to Boston.
There will be meeting of Hose com
psnv, No Z, at the North Barre station
tonight at 1870 o'clock, for the election
Of a captain
Henry Denning left last night TO join
bis theatrical company at Springfield,
Mass, after spending few weeks at
his home ia Barre.
A divorce has been granted Myrtle
Y. Woodward Of Barre from Harvey d,
Woodward On the ground of desertion,
BY Washington county court
Miss Bessie u Cave returned saturday
70, her duties in the Bradford graded
school after spending hef weeks saua-
tion with her parents in this city
Don't forget that Queen Quality
leads in style and durability. The larp
est consignment of spring oxfords ever
made 10 the Peoples shoe store just
received.
WANTED: Empty stomachs 10 gu
for only quarter each, at the men
supper. cooked and served BY men, at tho
First Baptist church, Wednesday, April
sth, from $3.50 to ZOO.
Mrs. 4. ]. Blann and daughter. Dolly.
ana Mrs. 4. j. Blann, jill, left this morn
ing for Boston, where they wilt take
passage for England. Mr. Biann accom-.
panied them al far as Boston,
The ladies' aid society 81 the Congre.
gational church will meet Wednesday az
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock. in the church
parlors. Will those who haze finished
aprons please bring them ID at this
meeting.
A supper win be given BY the losers
in the recent vineitia club biiiiard-pool /
contests on Thursday evening, April 9th, /
IN Masonic banquet hall at seven
o'clock. 4 limited number Of tickets /
may be had Of the ianitor by non-con-
testants. provided application Is made /
before Tuesday April 7th.
The agreements between steamship +
lines In the Mediterranean service hay /
Ing been broken. fares from New York I
have been greatly reduced, tile North /
German ard NasIgazione Generate lines
setting tickets for SIS and SIS and one
inc putting them as low as s.. To take
ldyatage Of this low fare. 10 Italians
viii leave Barre tonight for italy. Ill Il
'luded iii this number areaG. rasi, G.
Eco. b Rrigsrba. r. Rossenelli, L.
Nartinelli, q Fugartizi and others.
There ii something about THE char
Ieter Of Il newspaper correspondent as
le is shown on the stage that IS ire
istibly attractive lie Is always breezy. Il
Rohemian, ready for fun, Ii
york or any Dld thing that comes along. Il
II Clarence Benefits a Royal Slave" {,
ghich Will be seen 1t the opera house. +;
here ii b correspondent who not only
nts tho news bpt gets the right people
III 81 trouble and the other people IN
rellbie and finally gets the dainty dane
~ girl as well At the opera house
bis evening.
Rev. R $. Taylor dakota eycloney
tho has been extensively advertised as
ne Of the evangelists in charge Of the
eviyal services now being conducted iii
HIS city but who had previously been
etaiIicd from coming to Barre, arrived
/ the city in time to conduct the ser
ices yesterday He preached III the
forming and afternoon on Prohibition
Rum and SIN III the afternoon lie
i'd down lDplank platform from the /
fth and sixth chapters Of ST. Mat q
new On this Prohibition Both the ]
forming and afternoon services we're
rgely attended At five o'clock, hav. !
& obtained permission from the AL Y
iofities, service was conducted at the 5
on the city park The subject j
it this service taken hy Rev. Mr. Tay. I
4 was He'll This was also his sub
ct at the evening service, when he
reached q searching sermon, giving and
owing some startling facts The hall 4
as crowded during the evening many :
ing compelled to stand as The seat
g capacity was overtaxed Rev Mr. IL
aylor was called away this morning
! some urgent eampmeeting business
his home in Mooers, NJ VI, but he
ated, God willing. he should be here
ixt Sabbath, Meanwhile the services
i'll be continued throughout this week
/ Evangelist John Weightman, at the
lofthen hall, corner Of Keith avenue
ID North Main street, at o'clock each
ening. Services undenominational and
ZEN to all
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