The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-01
TALK OF The TOWN


Newfspring dress skirts At Vaughan's.
spridg caps from the Frank Mcwhor'
Joseph Fraser left to-day To work II
Waterbury.
Samuel J.. segcl was in Burlington
over Sunday.
Samuel j. Segel visited friends in Bur
lingtou yesterday.
See Abbott's yard.wide black tafTeta
at Sl'oO per yard.
Help to make The mo majority the
greatest yet.-Ady.
George johnson went to Windsor 20.
day on business trip.
See the winter coats for children, to
close at sl.5O at Vaughan's.
J. w. Mears Of Marsh6eld was a bust
ness visitor in this city to-day.
Fred w. venner returned to-day from
several days visit in Groton.
NJ. NJ. Gordon left Saturday night on
a business trip 70 Troy, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Batchelder visited
relatives in Plaindeld over Sunday
Joseph Koyalsky went TO Burlington
yesterday for a visit with relatives.
0. E Flint Of Lyndonyille was a bust.
ness visitor in this city Saturday.
Brushes and combs carefully cleaned
and kept so at Miers's barber shop.
The Scotch dance was attended satur.
day night by large crowd Of people.
Aaron Berman Of nttleton, n. H.,
was business visitor in this city to.
day.
Miss Jessie Kent has gone 60 Boston
and New York to purchase spring milf.
merry.
Miss Belle Webster returned to-day
from a visit with friends in Wpodsville,
N. II.
Your vote may decide the whole ques.
tion for the whole city for a whole year
So yote.-Adv.
Guy Humphrey arrived in this city
to-day from Newbury and will work for
Clarence LePage.
The Cleaners win meet with Miss
Mathieson, Wendell place, Tuesday even.
ing at 1880 o'clock.
Phil HOLSTER returned to Goddard
seminary to-day after a weeks illness
at his home in North Montpelier.
A regular meeting Of the /. o. o. L.
NJ. u, will be held on Monday evening
at z o'clock sharp. Important business.
Make no engagement for Tuesday
evening, March 2 Go 70 the Uniyersalist
church and see the play, The Grecian
Bend"
A regular meeting Of Hearts OF Oak
lodge, No. Az, Order Sons of St. George,
win be held in Foresters' hall Tuesday
night at I o'clock.
Joseph Tondreau Of Smith place fell
on the ice yesterday and hurt his arm
so badly that he win be unable to work
for several days.
Mrs. John M. Bonnyman Of Concord,
n H., who has been sIopping with rela-
tives In Northteld for several weeks,
visited friends in this city to-day.
Evangelist CHARLES w. Green has re.
turned To the city after being away Sat
irday. He will F~cash TO night &C 1880
at Evangelical church, s Merchant street.
All mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine who
are interested in forming an Arab patro
drill team, are requested to meet at
Masonic hall this evening at 1880 o'clock.
"Tony" at the Vermont Fruit store
has Just received one hundred pounds
more OF those fine imported pistaehio
nuts from Italy. 40 cents a pound.
Tony at the Vermont Fruit store
has Just received two dozen new Edison
records Of the popular song Rainbow
Adele, the eight years. old daughter Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Carroll, was operated on
for appendicitis. The operation
was performed at home by DR.. c. II.
Tinkham OF Burlington and was consid.
cred very successful Miss Flora Car.
michael, nurse from the Mary Fletcher
hospital, is caring for her.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes
terday were Gustav Nigel, Holyoke,
Mass; Il. i. Dudley, Hardwick; G. A.
White, Waltham, Mass; II r. Redding
ton, Roxbury; NJ. r. Wilson, stowe A,
RI Mckenzie, Charleston, Mass; Il. G.
Chicago; Patrick X, Rivers,
Burlington.
An entertainment Of four long inter
esting pictures and song for five cents
is what the Biiou theatre is presenting
to-day. The pictures are all good. The
song deserves special mention. 1t Is
semi classical piece, entitled, when
Night Falls, Dear" 1t is one of the
best songs that has been sung at the
Biiou for long time. Bob Parker
will make hit with it tonight.
Mrs. Joseph Bizzozero died at / o'clock
last night at her home on Ladd street
after long illness with cancer. She
an operation few weeks ago
at hospital in Boston and was brought /
to her home here last Monday, but failed
to improve. She was about 30 years of
age and is survived by a husband and
three children. The funeral will be held /
from the house tomorrow afternoon. |
The interment win be in the Hope Gene
terry.
The last quarterly conference Of the
church year win be held tonight at
the Evangelical church, Merchant
street, following the evangelstic service
at 1880 o'clock Evangelist Charles w.
Green will preach tonight on Paul and
Felix" Mr.. Green is a pleasant and
forceful speaker, and also sings alone and
with his wife, and plays on the guitar
and concertina. Taken altogether, the
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