The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-12
TALK OF The TOWN

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Ladies' and gents trunks at Ahbott's.
Roller skating at the Psvilior tonight,
stripe seersudkers for dresses at lac.
yaughans.
New spring coats and skirts at The
Vaughan store.
Norman Blair visited friends in Bur
lington yesterday.
9. A. Heath went to vergennes to-day
on q business trip.
For your Tuesday morning shave, try
Aliers's sanitary barber shop,
William C. Quinlen went to North6eld
this morning ON business visit
A. w. Pbelpss saw,mill on Washing
ton street started running this morn
ing.
Mrs. Arthur Mcneil began work to-day
at the Wells-Lamson Quarry eompany's
Office.
Extracted honey for sale at ~ cents
a pound, Mrs. George w. Bassett, Pros
pect street.
Il. Ginsberg returned TO New York TO-
day after a several days business visit
in this city
y. A. Plestid and }. j. Dashner Of
Washington are to erect four-story
tenement house on Mr. Piestid's property
ID East Barre village.
There viii be meeting Of Crandali
post, G. A. r., Wednesday az 1850 p.
M, to attend the funeral Of Comrade
Morris Hunt A. +. Dodge, commander.
Miss TIA Averill and her friend, Miss
Louise Miller Of 0swego, Kansas, left
this noon for Auburndae. Mass, where
they are attending the Lasell seminary.
Horace X. sowles returned 10 Clark
college, Worcester, Mass, to-day, after
spending the Easter vacation AZ the
home Of bis parents, Mfr. and Mrs. John
j. sowles.
The D. A. Perry Real Estate agency
has sold for Irving Chandler his farm
Fin Berlin 70 l. B. Dodge and Z. n. Lyon
II this city. The consideration
was about $500
Word has been received from Waco,
Texas. announcing the approaching we'd
ding Of Miss Mabel Wilson, formerly Of
Barre, to Rev. John r. Stack 81 that
city on April 18th
An members Of Eiawatha lodge, No.
20 !. Q. T. wishing transportation TO
East Barre Tuesday evening April lS,
will please be at Pages stable at $50
O'Clock Per order the committee.
Mrs. Fred Page entertained her sunday
school class at her home Saturday even.
ing. Games were played and refresh
lnents Of sugar on snow etc. were served
and most delightful evening vas spent
By all,
There was no Scotch dance Saturday
night on account ofithe committee giving
The hall for George pattersOn's surprise
party. Mr. Patterson is a stone cutter,
and one Of the oldest scotchmen in
Barre.
Mrs. d. NJ. Green OF Everett, Mass,
is visiting at the home Of Mr. and Mrs,
NJ. J Green aud win take home with her
her daughter, Marion, aged four years,
who has been with her grandparents for
The last seven months.
The Philomsthian club win meet with
Mrs n D. Phelps Tuesday, April - at
Tst5 o'clock, for the Vermont evening.
VIII the members please BE- sure to
have an anecdote OF z small sketch per
tanning to the subject, Vermont"
Irregular meeting Of Mmnehaha en-.
campment, No 2. viii be held at 1880
o'clock this evening Grand senior war
dan will make an official visit tonight.
All patriots are requested to b. present
Work, first degree. Refreshments win
Be served
il you want to laugh long and heorty,
drop in at the Biiou theatre tonight.
There are three as funny films as one
often Sees. They are good, clean comedy,
the sort TO make any healthy person for
get his troubles ard laugh with the rest
The song is Dear Heart a partieu
larry sweet melody.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis Sat
urday evening and yesterday were James
A. Neil. John Andrew, David Small Bur-
lington; Mr. and Mrs. William Clark,
John A. Bean. Charles F. Howard, A. Fl
Section. Z. II. Rogers, William Lebakous-
Ii. Mortified; William sanborn, Hyde
Park, Mass; +. II. Simonds, Rochester,
N. VI: Henry Allen, Brockton, Mass.
/. b. Clark, st. Adams; Mrs. r. Fl. Fred
erick. Miss Frederick, Boston; Joseph
Congo Isaac Congo, Waterbury; H n
Stebhins, Babylon, j. J.; Laura G. Ham
lin. Frances Al. Dickson. Charlestown, N.
II ~ c,vnas can F,ave3Sea