The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-02
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Costs thread Sc a spool at Fits,
f. NJ. Miller Of Franklin, Mass, Is in
the city on business.
Alex Duncan went to Burlington this
morning on q business trip.
g. II Johnson won't to Hartford to-day
for a visit with relatives.
John Ball went 10 Worcester, Mass,
to-day on visit with friends
Thomas BufFam OF Burlington was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
II +. Howe II Waterbury visited
friends in the city yesterday.
w y. Rose Of chicopee, Mass, IS Yis-
ting relatives in Barre Town.
John Mccullough Of Burlington Il
working in Landers' cigar store.
Frank and Milton Northrup Of Marsh
field visited friends IN the city Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Richie leave to.
night for weeks visit with friends in
Canada.
School Days and See Saw the big
song hits, At l5c q copy, Ayerill Music
company.
Miss Goddard Of Montpelier was the
guest Of Mrs, Charles 4. Freeman over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Martin went to
Roxbuy this morning for a visit with
relatives.
a. J. Langfeld left last night on a
business trip to Fitehburg, Mass, and
Albany. N Y
The Sapnding high school basket ball
team plays the Montpelier high school
this evening at the latter city
Ct Edmund the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George y. Milne, who has been i'll with
pneumonia, Is much better to-day
Flaggs Wonderland Moving Picture
Company at the Pavilion every night
this week, with a Saturday matinee.
There seem to be some pleasant sur
prises III store for purchasers 81 Granite
Mutual insurance; save a dollar when
you can.
Partcnze Per LItalia, Ia Savoie )
Marie. La Provence II Marzo. Florida
Per Geneva 10 Mario, Antonio Giachino,
agent, Barre, ~
News was received to-day 81 the mar.
riage January y at Aberdeen, Scotland,
of Miss Jennie NJ. Angus and George
Mitchell Of this city
The Ebony Ministries dance COMMITTEES
will see that all who go to the dance
on Monday night viii have a good time.
AT iHtermission the EbonieS will sing.
The working agreement between the
quarry workers and operators at Wood
bury was signed Saturday night This
bin calls for minimum wage Of 26
cents an hour.
Among arrivals at the City hotel last
evening and to-day are III IL Ryan, De
troit, Mich. \, J. Chilarducier. Boston;
4. ST Fowle, Boston; George r. Edison,
boston 4 d Simmons, Lebanon, N II,
Tile ladies ii charge 81 the art loan
exhibit are hoping to make Il social
success, ard Invite most cordially the
EfuBtgiHeM " tttE NkiA W atRtA1s 40 tHt4
feel confident there are many things ex
hibited that win be OF interest 10 them.
Among the collection If old books are
two 81 especial interest A Narrative ii
Col. Eathan Aliens Captivity and
Treatment hy the British from ITS 10
IT'S written. by himself Art Loan
Exhibit, Congregational yestry
AT the Art Loan Exhibit to be given
In the vestry Of the Congregational
church. Tuesday and Wednesday, March
3 and 4. VIII be sen many things o.
rare historical interest. A silver spoon
and sugar tungs made by Paul Revere,
also picture 81 The massacre in King
street. Boston. on March 9th. 1870, en-
grayed and printed by Paul Revere.
The bids for the city loan of $4,000, |
which the city borrows in anticipation
OF taxes. were as follows, Lamoille Sax
ings Bank Trust Co, OATS per cent on
500 900. 5 per cent. on $500; Barre /
Savings Bank & Trust Company, l0is5 !
per cent. on $4,000, .049 per cent on |
$50 COO, interest To be paid on maturity, T
Savings Bank 4 Trust Co, 5 per I
cent. on S6,500 Peoples National Bank, f
.0555 per cent on $4,000 The loan was
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