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

The Theatorium pIeases.

The Theatorium pieases,
Persian and gilt brands at Abhotts
Strawberries, 20 cents At =. d. Ladd
/ Co.'s.
1 Linen popgeo for suits at yeale N
knights
\ A gamble for woman at the Pavilion
tonight.
The Theatorium, laugh a minute,
That's going some.
Charles Moran Of Jaekman, Maine, is
in the city on business.
4 Paul scampini returned last night from
q business visit il Boston
II ,. n. Wells went To Boston to-day on
q few days business visit.
A j. j. Shea went to Greenfield, Mass,
to-day for visit with friends
| Victor Stacy left last night for a visit
| with relatives in Rouses Point, n. y.
Mrs, II. q. Woodruff went to Manches.
ter, M H., to-day for visit with rela-
| tiyes.
There win be meeeting Of the u VI
M. ". ID q. "A 4, hall Wednesday, April
22 AT 1880 p; m.
There viii be an adjourned regular
meeting OF NJ W. Of A. Wednesday,
Aprll p, at 1880 p. m.
1 Hughes Livery company Il running
surrey rPromptness, our motto. Tel
ephone 100 private line.
! A gallon III tho best maple syrup for
/ SlU0 Made BY 4 maker 81 repute Or
der now. Sowden 4 Lyon.
Public surrey service resumed at
Hughes Livery company. Phone l50,
Merchant and Summer streets.
Mrs. Edward sowden and daughter,
Martha, who have been visiting in Ma
lone and Bangor, n. X, have returned
home today
Batiste Albisetti, who HAS been visit
ing III Italy tor several months, will
leave Hayre, France, April 25, for bis
return voyage.
A quantity Of high grade maple sugar
and syrup for sale. Syrup one dollar
per can while it lasts. II. G. Little.
Telephone 4l3-l3.
Mrs. Harold Barton, who has been
visiting at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. v. y. Ayers, left this noon for
her home ID Boston.
There viii be special convocation of
Ruth Chapter, 0. II. $, Wednesday
evening. April %, at 7S0 O'clock There
will be work and refreshments served.
The VI r. A. Of the Presbyterian
church viii hold its regular meeting on
Thursday, April 2a at 1880 >. IN. The
paper BIT the evening will be given By
slsssrs Patterson and GauId.
The glass which was broken from the
front OF the Seampini block some tip,e
ago by some unknown person throwi ia
stone through it, was replaced yester
day, Morris Golfer doing the work.
The Italian Athletic association base
ball team viii open its season Saturday
afternoon III a game with the Northfield
high school nine. The game viii be
played Vt the Rangers grounds at 4:l5I
O'Clock.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis to-
day are John King, New Haven, Conn.
Joseph Simard, Bethlehem, N. H.; A. r.
Chambers Boston; n B. Gordon, GIens
Falls, n. f.s A. Asher, ). Palmer, =
Keteham, Boston.
Regular meeting Of local No. 24I. H.
G. 4. u. AL, Wednesday evening at T.30
o'clock III The n. of Z. hall. let there
BE- good attendance as there il bus
mess of Importance to come before the
meeting. W. u. Thayer, Rec. See.
1t Is very convenient to step into orr
store and be able to get what you want
10 brighten 81 renew your ceilings. walls,
floors, registers, radiators chandeliers,
and competent man To apply the same.
The place To 40 this IL Az III A. vii. !
kinsofl's store "a Prospect street.
All officers and members Of Bright
Star Rcbekah lodge. No. Is, are requested
to be present at a special meeting to.
night to make arrangements to attend
the funeral OF our late sister, Mrs. Ella /
Carr lt.is urgent that all be present |
at O'Clock sharp, Per order, Vice Grand. |
About twenty Of the friends of the
Misses Rose Iomasi and Mario san
guinetti called Ut their home in tile
Thomasi block and gave them a nice sur.
prise party last evening. Games and |
music furnished entertainment for the
little guests throughout the evening Re
freshments were served by Miss Mary
Tomasi The party broke up at a late |
hour, after spending a most delightful |
evening with Rose and Mario, and wish |
ing them many more happy parties.
The funeral Of Miss Lyle Hunt was
held in Montpelier yesterday morning at
lI o'clock from her late home on State |
street Rev. ]. Edward Wright oiiiciatei
at the house. Around the easket were
many beautiful flowers, among them be-.
ing 81 roses, Ed. Walsh; pillow, marked /
Sleeping. from Nellie johnson and |
Thomas saul; pillow, Edmond Hunt
cross. marked SISTER from her three |
sisters; harp. Herbert Weleh; wreath, |
Matthew Quinn; roses and ferns, Mrs. |
Morse and Mrs Mooney. There were
other sprays Of roses and carnations
from friends and relatives. The bearers !
were Addison Minott. DIR. G. II. Hunt /