The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-22

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Always swell the Theatorium.
LAnders' Cigar Makers smoker Sc,
Through are Tor love at the Pavilion
tonight
You can gat the "Bursonn hose for
ladies vt Peffyss
u. w. stone of Boston was a business
visitor in the city to-day
Charles Morrsy Of Waterbury was a
visitor in the city to-day.
Watch for The N. b. phelps companys
prize list On fishing tackle
A Giaehino to accommodate the public,
now carries yeast cakes and postage
stamps.
Joseph Abbiatti returned yesterday
from Milford, N H., where he has been
working.
Mrs. @. G. Raymond is working in
the tailoring department. 81 H. II, Roger
" Co.'s store.
Mr.. and Mrs. B Cussoni returned yes
terday from Italy, where they have been
spending the winter.
The Averill Mills Patent bread flour
for sale by us. Every sack guaranteed.
Merchant and Fraser.
Fresh arrival Of nice, large, ripe straw
berries this morning at the New England
Fruit company. 25e per box
Y Mrs. Longley has moved her millinery
parlors from Keith avenue to 10 Sum
mar st., opposite Keith avenue.
Coming today paddock, cod, cusk,
white fish, fats, spawn, snad, salmon,
skate and herring at the City Fish
Market.
a son was born April "a to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. f. Williams Of Rochester, N. X.
Mrs. Williams will be remembered as
Miss Mabel Roben.
Mrs. Charles Travcrs ana family have
moved from Mrs. Mctlueens boarding
house on Agcrill street To Mrs. Charles
kenerson's on Church street.
All members Of the Brotherhood Of
St. Paul are requested to attend their
monthly business meeting at Hedding
N, Il. church AZ 1870 Tonight
All members 81 Barre lodge, N. Il.
o. RI, are requested to make special
effort To ID present at the regular meet
ing tonight. q "A. Spear, secretary.
Ferd Houston of Mortified has rented
the room over Hendricks drug store,
formerly occupied by Days harness shop,
and is TO open photographers studio.
Henry Hodgdon. George Chilson and
William Harmon 81 the local telephone
force went 10 Waterbury to-day, where
they have several days work on the
lines.
Came Wednesday, fresh water fish
lake trout, pike, whi@ fish and cells.
just try one Of those lake trout and
see if you don't think they're pretty
fine eating.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI G. Goodwin went to
Marshiield to-day 10 visit friends and
tonight they will attend the golden we'd
ding anniversary of nm. and Mrs. Charles
y, Shepard
An invitation ii extended To all soeie
ties to participate III the Memorial day
parade. All 50 wishing win report to
DR.. j w. Jackson, marshal Per order
Memorial day committee.
A quorum was not present at the
annual meeting Of the Currier Park Inn
proyement society last evening, and nol
business was transacted Another meet.
ing viii probably De called soon
Miss Mary h. Gay 81 Windsor viii
arrive in Barre today and will be glad
to meet former patrons IN chirepody
shampooing. facial massage and manieur
ing. Telephone orders to d. f Davis
drug store.
Miss Annie Stewart entertained the
members Ut THE choir of THE Presbyterian
church lit the home III Mrs r.. wv BraIey
last evening, Cards and other games
were the order 81 the evening and d
dainty collation. was served
The Rev. y. 3. Braisted. pastor Of
the Baptist church. gave the first Of his
series Of week night lectures on DR. Jo-
siah Stfong's book, -The Challenge Of
the City, at the church vestry last
evening and was heard BY a good sized
audience The subject which treats OF
social conditions, was very enjoyably
presented by the speaker.
The bail III William Craig was for
feited ia Washington county court yes
terday and Arthur Buzzell, Fred Bruce
and Patrick Brown Of this city, his
bondsmen, were given five days to get
Craig To Montpelier to save their paying
$3.50, the amount 81 his bail and costs
Caig Il wanted il the case of Hattie
Ashland against him. His present where
Hbouts are unknaWns
WoTkmen have been at work today
getting tile AidIcii library Tot into shape
for the grading NJ A. Nelson has had
charge 81 cutting down several OF the
trees which we're either dead Of IN unde
sirable positions. There have been six
trees removed altogether including three
butternut trees and dead maple on Elm
street and au dfH and 4 maple on the
Washington street side Of the Tot.