The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-20

Linen pcngee for auits N yealc n
Knights.
The pictures are swell NJ che Thea
forum,
4 gamble for d woman al Che Pavilion
tonight.
y. NJ Miles i il at his home On sum.
mer street.
George Quinn vent To Concord, N. III,
last night 10 work.
Aaron Gustavson returned today from
q visit in Kingston, N. X.
Bert Blair wenk to Burlington to-day
for 4 visit with relatives
s. d, Cushman Of Randolph visited
friends in the city to-day.
Thomas Burke and Michael shea went
TO Northiield On business to-day.
Mrs. Nestor Of Burlington Il visiting
at the home Of Mrs. Anna McGue.
Alfred Emery went to Port Kent, N.
Vii yesterday for i visit with relatives.
Miss Lucy Caief Of Washington went
10 Providence, n +, to-day for q visit
with relatives.
Ladies' auxiliary a. @. III, ii request
cd to bring 81 send cake to X. Of G. hall
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. b. Kelley and AR. ami
Mrs. ]. y. Kelley visited relatives iii
Rftrlinofan fxaf GytndaV
A quantity 81 high grade maple sugar
and syrup Tor sale. Syrup one dollar
per can while II lasts. i. g. Little.
Telephone 4i3-Is.
The Altar guild, of tile Church 81 the
Good Shepherd, win meet with Miss
Barbara Cordiner, Hill street, Tuesday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Tine rurrier Park Improvement society
will hold iss annual meeting at the home
ef it's president, Mrs. Il n Eurrier, Tues
day evening at 1s30 o'clock.
Among arrivals at the Northern hotel
yesterday were .. II, Maurray, Boston,;
~ ]. Erontine, Taunton, Mass; r. 4.
Bianehi, Cleveland, 81; Peter b. Hill, Wa
terbIIryi A, Corey, Orange.
The Ladies' Auxiliary 81 the A, d. jill.
will hold 4 social aud dance AZ knights
of Columbus hall, Tuesday evening, April
FL Admission. including refreshments,
Rs cents. Gilbertson's orehestra,
Among arrivals at the Hotel otis yes-
terdag Nere Thomas NAaldFon. Water.
bury AIRS. 4. n. WliiteheF. East Mont
peIler; Besie Knapp, NoFthheld; E a.
Phillips, Waterbury, Edward Carroll,
Mortified; James Hallows plattsbnrg,
N, u.
fl Is very convenient to step into orr
store and De able II get what son want
to brighten oT renew yaAr ceilings wails,
floors, registers, radiators. chandeliers.
ana d competent mae t. apply THU same.
The place To do this II I'D II. A. VIII
kinson's store Oh Prospect street.
When fsarres sired milliner women
closed their shops Saturday night. il was
after one Of The busiest seasons they
have ever known II seemed as if every
body had got to have neW hat (which
Was. of course, not sol and that they
had g9t ID have Ii bY certain hour 81
saturday; hence the overworked feeling
III the miliiner women The results WE'RE
somewhat evident yesterday
Rev b. 4. Taylor 81 sEeoers. n. st,
Dakota cyclone. preached East night Al
the opera house to crowd which allied
the body uf the house and i part nf the
aaueFy. Mr. Taylor's sermon was on
What Are They Doing il llellg test
Luke l6;lg. and proved III facts Id this
The large audience was very
attentive and appFeeiatiVe. The holiness
revival services will continue AlI this
week 1T tie Worthen halt each evening
at I o'clock,
1.-THE Challenge of the City" This ii
Tie title Of 4 book, recently published,
by Dr. Josiah Strong, one ii our most
able writer's BIT social conditions, ana the
pastor III the Baptist church Will rive d
series nf eight informal Week-night I'LL
dresses based on the hu0k, 50 which he
cordially invites al who are interested
Ill the social and moral welfare 0f aur
country whether connected with the
Baptist church or with any church The
pastor desires Ito meet f0r an opening
talk all who are interested. a Tse0
o'clock, tomorrow evening, Tuesday,
Apr. 2l, at the yestry of the church.
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