The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-19
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Nhiite Waists, NC, az vaughan 8.
zephyrettes, Sc yard, at Perry's On
Saturday.
Banana splits, try some 1t is delic-
ious, at Mascott's.
Special sale Of zephyrettes, Sc yard,
at Perry's on Saturday.
r. G. Fuller Of Williamstown was d
visitor in the city yesterday.
Lawrence Rising went to ST. Johns,
bury yesterday to visit friends.
Patrick Brown attended the funeral
Of Stephen Bergen at Montpelier to.
day.
Il d. Beckley and Richard Bradley
left last night for Boston for few
days visit.
why Don't They Play with Me- il
one Of the songs at the Pavilion every
night this week.
It means money in your pocket, Mr..
Grocery Buyer, to note carefully Sow
den & Lyons adv. on page 5.
The yincitia club members will enter
tain their ladies at the club rooms in
the Blanchard block this evening.
Miss Ruby Fish Of Bethel Il tie guest
Iof Mr.. and Mrs. Esterbrook at their
home, coming on Wednesday night.
The condition OF A. j.. Russlow has
been serious all this week, but the pres.
emit Indications are much more favor
able
Parties from Waterbury were in town
Tuesday, looking at some real estate
with q view ct purchasing if prices were
favorable.
The dance given BY the Rebekahs was
success IN every way on Tuesday
night. Thirty-six couples were present
and many more ladies.
Mr.. or Mrs Economical Buyer, who
ever you are, it viii be to your money
advantage to read the adv. on page S
headed, Our Rebate system
Needed at Rion. s. G. some one To
keep an American stone cutter boarding
house. capacity thirty.five OF forty.
Address, Boarding House. Rion. S. G.
Circle No 2. Ladies' Aid Society 81
the Congregational church, viii meet
with Mrs. Sarah M Bond, "a jefferson
street, Friday. at 3 o'clock, D. m. Mrs.
10. II. Hale, Chairman.
Water Superintendent Russell and his
men have been busy for the past two
days attempting to repair a break in
the water main near Smith. Whiteomb
and Cooks shops on North Main street.
Mrs Il. G. Colby Of Washington street
has received news that her stepson. Ed
son +. Colby, i critically Ill at bis home
IN Humboldt, Iowa; also Of the death
ot her cousin r. r Crook, in Maiden,
Mass, March 18th,
At the time when regular goods are
at their highest, A. A Smith Il Brother
are Offering their entire stock at en8r.
mously reduced prices. Their goods.
which were recently damaged b. water.
are quickly being cleared ont at half
price and less. The large number who
took advantage Of this opportunity to
buy goods at such low prices are being
augmented by greater crowds as the
days 20 by A few items froe their
large stock are given in their advertise
ment in this issue, TO which we invite
your attention.
Mary NJ Macleod is scotIand's rep
resentative soprano to-day She is al
young lady Of splendid appearance. and
the possessor Of glorious soprano voice
Of great range purity and sweetness.
She has sung al the principal concerts
in England, Scotland and ireland. That
the same organization re-engaged her six
years ia succession tells It's own story
Miss Macleod holds the unique record
Of taking all the houors. in every one
Of the numerous competitions in Gaelic !
singing held at the Glasgow lnternation 4
al Exhibition. For this she was pre- (
scented with the Glasgow Corporation !
gold medal, which was pinned on bv the
Marquis of Graham. The duets i,etwean
Miss Macleod and Dir. Hamilton form
a delightful part Of the evenings enter
lainment. This is Miss MacLcod's first
first 10 America. Opera house next +
Monday night