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

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Spring caps from the Frank MeWhor.
ter Co.
Charles Keith went TO Groton today
on a hunting trip.
Miss Adelena Merlo went TO Burling.
ton to-day to visit friends.
The best value in a spring suit at
$1,000 IN the city at Fitts's.
A. Abair went to Rouses Point, N. ",
last night on business trip.
Clarence Long Of East Montpelier was
in the city to-day on business,
Mrs. y. L. Wheeler went to North.
field today for a visit with friends.
Compressed air, sanitary paper head
rests at Miers's barber shop. Try H.
Mrs. p. S. Prior went to Randolph
this afternoon for visit with relatives
Mrs. Jennie Badger of Williamstown
went TO MarshGeld to-day to visit rela-
tives.
Mrs. w. II. Goodfellow went to Rye
gate to-day to visit her daughter, Mrs.
w. IL. Nelson.
The Hedding male chorus win meet
with Nicholas Neale, 10 Liberty street,
to night at 1880.
V. Cozzi returned to-day 10 his home
in Concord, N. H., after a two weeks
stay in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Deviuy Of Tilton,
\. H., arrived in the city to-day for a
visit with relatives.
+. A. Prindle, Fritz jackson, Charles
Keith and Alex Young went TO Groton
rabbit hunting to-day.
Misses PinlSie and Pansy Lewis left
this noon for Boston, where they will
visit friends for week.
The Hedding male chorus win meet at
1880 this evening at the home Of Mich.
olas Veale of Dewey street.
All hats and fur caps are to be sold
this week regardless OF price, at corner
Of South Main and Ayers streets
Mrs. j. NJ. Bonnyman, who has been
visiting friends in the city left this
noon for her home in Concord. n. II.
Make no engagement for Wednesday
evening. March s. Go to the Uniyersalist
church and see the play, The Greeisn
Bend" Notice change in date.
F. W. Holt, who has been managing
the Biiou theatre leaves tonight for
Concord, n H.. where he win have
charge Of Mr.. Crahan's new theatre in
thht city.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes
terday were A. W. Morrow. Boston; Mr.. |
and Mrs. Leon Clark, Woodsville, n. H.;
Charles A. Sanford. Lowell, Mass; NJ, ID. |
Payson, st. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anker, who have
been visiting at the home of his broth |
err. G. H. Anker, and his sister. Mrs. j.
w. Vaughan, for the last week, left this
morning for their home in Waterford,
N. Y.
Tn the report made by the finance |
committee at the meeting OF the city |
council Monday evening the Times was
in error in its account Of the commit
tees report on the W. II. Buchanan tax |
books that the city owes Mr. Buchanan I
$4,000 II should have read that the |
committee found that that amount was
due the city from Mr.. Buchanan.
Spring suits have arrived at A. A. |
Smith & Brothers They are beauties,
every one, and the style is authentic, |
Spring hats. too, are in, ard ready for
your inspection. The new blocks ami |
colors this season are admirable. There
is becoming style for every man.
Smiths ad. on page 4 to-day win tell |
you more about it. Read it now.
Four head liners at the Bijou theatre
to-day. They say all Of these pictures |
are above the average. side splitting |
Comedy" is how some describe one OF
them. Another is of serious nature,
but mighty interesting. The song is,
''When / Marry YOU and is said to be
pretty. The pianist, Mr.. Bennett, is re-
ceiving some favorable comments of late
on his artistic skill
p. r. Mccarthy, international secre
tary treasurer of the Quarry Workers
union, received notice to-day that the
differences between the paving cutters
and the quarry workers in New York
had <been settled The paving cutters
have been working on stone quarried by
non union workmen and the terms of set
Element are that the cutters shall work
no more non-union stock after May first,