The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-18

lALA Ur Inc lUWN
Great line Of 1870 glnshams at ADJ
bolts
Linen pongee for suits ~ yeale y
knights,
y. M. Miles u IN AZ big home On sum.
mcr street
Asa Pepper 81 Washington was ia tue
city to-day On business
William Richardson went to Bethel
this morning On business.
James N. Gall went 10 Boston ast
night for q few days visit
MIR. and Mrs. j. D. Adams Of Burling.
ton visited in the city last evening.
Miss Ida tibertson left yesterday
for Concord, n. H. to visit friends.
William FirlSey Of Springfield was Ia
the city yesterday on a business visit.
Those Heavenly Twins, couple OF
cut-ups, all laughs, at the Theatorum.
II. B. swasey left yesterday for Cam
bridge Junction, where he has posi-
tion.
George Parker and Morris White are
passing few days, in St. Adams and
Milton.
Mrs. William Rust went to Albany, NJ.
Y.. to-day to Join her husband, who went
there recently to work.
rood IN ,,,.,,,,d a;l f .,,,,t ,... 80
Sl00 Made by maker Of repute. Orr
der now. Sowden 4 Lyon.
Bernard. Seward and Warren Carpen-
ter and Robert DAWSON Of Groton were
business visitors in the city yesterday,
Mr. and Mrs. j o. Adams of Bur.
lington visited friends in the city last
evening returning 70 Burlington to-day.
Mrs Andrew Bonett returned ycster-
day from st. Johnsbnry, where she has
been visiting her mother, who has been
ill.
a quantity Of high grade maple sugar
and syrup for sale Syrup one dollar
per can while it lasts. Il. q. Little.
Telephone 4l3-l3.
Arthur Robinson saw doe yesterday
on a strip between Orange and this city.
The animal was on the Henry Whitcomb
farm, and Mr.. Robinson got within three
rods Of her.
Mr.. and Mrs L. IT. Warren, who have
been spending the winter in Florida, arc
stopping a few days with their daughter,
Mre pxyrO,, N,,yt, of ALA, vfrna+ ~,
their way home to Hardwick.
Tickets for the opening performance
BY the Fiske Stock company 90 on sale
tomorrow morning at Hendricks. La
dies tickets for Monday night are l5c
if purchased at the advance sale.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the A, o. II.
win hold social and dance at Knights
Of Columbus hall, Tuesday evening, April
81. Admission, including refreshments,
rs cents. Gilbertson's orchestra.
The box party and social held By Neal
Dow lodge az Good Templars at Knights
Of Columbus hall last evening was att
tended BY about rs people and all en-.
joyed an excellent time. A short pro-
gram consisted Of a selection by Batch
elders orchestra, duet by Mrs. u Pan.
ton and Miss Elena Huse. reading, Mrs.
J Panton; song, Edward Thompson. AT
the conclusion of the program the boxes
were sold AZ auction, John Thompson,
auctioneer, some Of them bringing a good
price and THE sale causing much amtse-
ment The latter part Of the evening
was spent ia promenading Punch and
waters were served during the evening,
Mrs. i. MI Laws presiding at the table.
w. s. Robbie Of Franklin, one of the
delegates to the Methodist conference,
was deeply concerned when he read in
last nights Times Of the finding of the
body OF Mrs. J. r. Fenwick in the ruins
Of the Chelsea, Mass. fire, as he had
frequently visited at the Fenwick home
in Chelsea and the Fenwicks had visited
at his home in Franklin; while sister
in law Of DIR. Fenwick. Miss Elizabeth
Cutter, is now member of Mr. Robes
household. When Mr.. Robbie left his home
in Franklin to come to attend the CON
ference in Barre, they had heard nothing
from the Fenwicl1s and were very anx-
ious about them. He left for home this
morning