The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-01

Long gloves " vaughan's.

Lace curtain week at Fits,
Monte cristes At the Theatoriun, Of
course.
The Miser's Fate at the Pavilion
tonight
William Mcleod went to Boston last
night to work
Ugo Rossi left today for Gloucester.
Mass, to work.
Fred Willard went to Wells River To-
day Oh business.
r. J. Blum went to Rutland to-day for
a visit with friends.
Joseph BEDFORD went to Manchester,
N. H., to-day TO work.
F. &. Bixby went to Randolph this
morning on business trip.
Miss Jessie Baattie, nurse, returned
from South Woodbury. yesterday
Wanted, i tenement, cottage house
preferred II II Burr, 81 No. Main ~.
The spring term " Goddard seminary
opened this morning after ten days
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Place went TO-
Middlesex tins morning for visit with
relatives.
DIR. v. G. Goodrich returned yester-
day from . visit to relatives in Jewett
City, Conn.
The regular meeting Of the Socialists
Will be held iii Wheelock building to-
night Az 7 o'clock
The Over The Tea Cups club win meet
with Mrs Rnllin Allen Thursday after
noon at $50 o'clock.
Miss Ibbieiean Renfew, who has been
visiting friends in the city, returned 70
her home in Ryegate today.
Mr., and Mrs. J. O. Adams moved Their
household goods to Burlington to-day.
where they are to residt
Mrs Ella King, who has been visit
Ing relatives III the city, returned to her
home in Montgomery today.
Last week we had ''The Witches kiss
this week we have the Witches Sc
cret," at the Pavilion every night.
The toilet parlors in the blanchard
block are open and ready to attend the
wants Of patrons. Rooms u and 22.
Mr., and Mrs, a. g. Pcaslcy and Mrs.
George Wood of Fall River, Mass, are
visiting at the home Of r. \. Hayward.
Creme Elcaya, the non-greasy cold
cream, can BE obtained ATT the Red Cross
Pharmacy. You have been asking for
tive have it.
The Goddard evening school gives In.
strnction in all business branches and
is open to both men and women. Spring
term begins April ], at 7 p. M.
''Nlonte Cristo,n film without an
equal, no more dramatic story has ever
been told than that of this famous novel
hero, at the Theatorium, Of course.
Regular review 81 the Knights III the
Aaccabees will BE- held Friday, April 81,
III the III. 0f r. hall lit 3 o'clock. New
sugar will Be wen served after review.
Per order n. X.
Among arrivals at the hotel Otis yes,
terday were Frank Harrington, Malone,
N. II: William Naley, New York; p !.
Breen, Hartford, Conn; 4 J. Alexander,
Boston; e +. Carroll, w Brown and j.
Kane, Haniwlek.
The granite industry suspension
seems To have had depressing effect
Oh the marriage market III Barrie, as
there were only six licenses Ia marry
issued hy the city clerk, against ten
during the same month last year.
There win be regular meeting of
Bright Star Rebekah lodge, No. rs,
Wednesday evening, April /, at 7;s0
O'Clock. The officers are requested To-
De present at o'clock sharp, as there
viii be work. Circle number one will
furnish refreshments.
Can men eookg Of course they can.
ALI men have To cook at home. Men are
good cooks, too. The point III, the men
of the Congregational church Just can
not help showing what kind of d sup.
per they are able to cook and next Wed
nesday evening, April l, Is the time, and
church restrg the place Menu later
Neil Hooker, young SON Of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. W. Hooker, received fracture
% the bones Of his right Wrist while
at play this forenoon. He was IN a
hurry to get down out Of barn and
Jumped out Of the door, fifteen feet
from the ground landing on some
boards, He rot bad bump on the
head besides tho fracture. Neil broke
his left arm two years ago.
The service last night in the worthen
hall was largely attended, the hall being
well filed. Several were present from
Montpelier. The service was success.
These meetings are being held each
evening at o'clock, and are undenoaii-
national, any church worker being in
yited to participate. The evangelist 1T
present is John Weightman Of Sciota,
N. vi powerful speaker There ii
rood singing at every service and all