The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

See Abh0tts line Of ladies' long coats
the seasons popular coats.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscai
slayton Of 1919 East street on April 20.
Havana Leaf. Spotted Jacket, made
and sold % Main street. G. w. Landers.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Drew Of runbridge
formerly Of this city, are visiting friends
here
Raoul Doueet returned TO Webster,
vile yesterday after a visit in Mon
treal
Matthew spineo Of Rocklin, CAL, wa'
on April is granted separation from
bis wife.
We win guarantee TO save you from
25c to sl.O0 on bed spreads at Perry''
on Saturday.
J. A. Bond returned TO his home in
Burlington yesterday after business
visit in this city.
Mrs. D. NJ. Miles and daughter, Loret-
Ia, went to Burlington yesterday for q
few days visit with relatives.
Don't forget the public dance to be
given in the X. Of O. hall, Wednesday
evening, May 5th, under the auspices Of
the Ladies auxiliary Of the A. 0. II.
The Peoples Shoe Store is now ready
with the finest Footwear that's made
to attend to the May footwear
dressing Of every man, woman and child
in town.
The regular Friday night prayermeet-
ing is to be held April 30 at 1880 o'clock,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Johnson
on Cedar street. All are invited to come
and receive blessing.
Miss w. r. Rowsll has just received
new embroideries and braiding designs
IN ladies' and children's hats. Also
stamped Dutch collars. Corner Main
street and Keith avenue.
The annual meeting Of the Bon.accord
foot bali club viii be held ip Miles hall
on Friday evening, April 80, at seven
o'clock sharp. Let all members be pres
ent and all those intending to become
members Per order, w. Brodie, presi-
dent.
Stoneshed owners, take notice. Com
plants having been made to the board
81 health in regard to the sanitary con-
ditions around stonesheds, the proprie-
tors are warned to clean up around their
sheds and closets before May s, OF prose-
cutions viii follow.
AZ correction to the statement re-
Gently made, that the late Henry Wood
Of Brookline, Mass. left the bulk Of his
property to his wife, it should be stated
that he bequeathed his Barre real estate
to his daughter, Mrs. Rufus Fowler, or
Worcester, Mass Mr. Wood left quite
extensive property IN this city.
In connection with the catch-as-catch-
can match between somerville and Mack
at the opera house Friday night, Man
ager Hoban has secured David Spicer OF
Montpelier and George +. Downing Of
Barre for a eollsr-and-elbow bout. This
style Of wrestling was in great favor
some years ago. and this exhibition was
arranged at the request Of some Of the
older patrons Of The sport.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Congre-
gational church held social afternoon
in the church parlors Wednesday Of this
week. An illustrated talk on Birds
by Mrs. Poole was both interesting and
instructive A piano solo by Miss Gladys
Gale and a vocal solo by Miss Emma
Slayton were both duly appreciated.
The good attendance proved that these
social afternoons are much enjoyed by
the ladies.
Mrs. Fred Jackson, who resides on
the East Montpelier road, was taken
to-day to the asylum at Waterbury for
treatment, her mental condition having
become worse recently, probably being
BY the death Of her hus-
bands mother. Mrs. Jackson has had
spells of alteration for several years,
but was doing well until the death in
the family. She was accompanied to
by her husband and her son,
Frank.
A full column advertisement appears
to-day for A. A. Smith & Brother on
page Eve Ii contains some striking III
Of fine clothes for men and
boys. The guaranteed quality and low
prices win most interest the prudent
buyer. Without doubt, . man can get |
better fitted out with spring wearing |
apparel, from head to foot, at this store |
for less money than almost any other |
place. Read It and act at once.
Book Of Old Favorite Songs free to all. |
Call at Bailey's Music Rooms, Ia Elm
street, Barre. Hundreds Of these books
have been given to churches, singing
societies and individuals BY Bailey's |
Music Rooms. Write us at Burlington
1 you cannot call at the Barre store.
When buying a piano be sure you buy |
/ standard instrument, one well known |
% be worth the price asked. A. T. Bail
" has been selling pianos 40 years. Ten
itores, right goods, right prices and I
-ghteous faith. Baileys Music Rooms. |
At the Comique to-day, "a Burglars
It would be difficult topraise /
his picture too highly. The story is
strong and logical and is most artisti-
ally constructed and handled And it
s acted with consummate reserve and
ibility, especially the blacxmaiIer, his
.ictim and the little girl, the fine work
hown in the two former parts being aug
nented by splendid photography, which
learly reveals every significant facial
If ever pantomime picture
alked, this one does so to marked
egree. This picture is sure to appeal
o all Come and see it.
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