The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-27
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Youths shoes at Csc at Jilden's sale
New hamburgs In our VIE sale Al
Vaughan's.
Whist party in Odd Fellow hall Sat
urday evening.
W. r. Durkoe, Job plumber, 50 Pros
pectj phone 1905.
New belts With horseshoe buckle fol
25c at Veale & knights.
II. o. LAdd Of Cheseo visited friends
In this city yesterday.
Or. George II. Spiller viii be at the
City hotel March 1 and 2,
William Maiden was in Burlington
yesterday visiting friends.
o. Z. Sampson Of Rouses Point, N. Y.
Is visiting friends In this city.
Edwin Bruce went to St. Johnsbury
this morning on a business visit.
Len NJ. Averill went TO his home In
Piermont. N. H., today for visit over
Sunday.
The interest on the Barre Savings Bank
and Trust company notes viii become
due March !.
The Athena club win meet With Mrs.
Bond, % East street, Monday evening,
March l, at the usual hour.
I That china set 70 eyed by many people.
Do not walt too hong, or you lose II.
Kenyon's Cash Bargain Store.
Hornby,s delicious old -fashionsd but
tsr-sootch In Dc and l0c packages. It's
fnsj try It. Red Cross Pharmacy.
Mrs. Erwin s. whiteomb went to
Randolph this morning for visit over
Sunday at the home Of her parents.
Public dance at M. w. Of A. hall, Sat
urday, Feb. "a, with Gilbsrtson's full or
ehsstra. Admission for gents SOC. ladies
free.
Make no engagement for Tuesday
evening, March 2. Go to the Universalist
church and see the play. The Grscian
Bend"
Mrs. NJ. Cary and Miss Theresa sheri
dan of Graniteville went TO Burlington
this morning for few days visit with
relatives.
Mis- Addie Richardson, who has been
visiting at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
@. s. Mesker, returned today TO Hud-
son, N. Y.
On receipt Of a message that his un-
Joe W. jackson left last night for that
plaea 30 visit him. Or. jackson win be
away until Monday.
Mrs. w. Il Molloy went to Boston to
day 70 visit her sister and also TO at
tend the millinery openings. She viii
be away two weeks.
e55e yard, ginghams at Perry's on Sat
nday. You can afford TO lay in supply
for future use. Bear in mind that this
is the regular 1870 quality.
Just received, another barred Of those
old-fashioned horehound drops. often
initiated at home and outside, but they
are never equalled. Red Cross Phar-
macy.
The Athena club win entertain the
ladies' of the Federation with an after
noon tea, March LIST, from to @, at
the home of Mrs. George Bond, 2s East
street.
The first Bare person to report sweet
peas grown this winter Except the
greenhouse people, of course) is A. M.
Stafford who brought to this office to-
day bunch Of sweet pea sunshine from
seeds which were put in earth ON Jan
,iary /, making IS days from planting
to picking.
Tie T. B. Cate real estate agency has
exchanged the four tenement house on
Brook street, belonging to @. s. Parker
of Montgomery, this state, with II. j.
Slayton for two farms in Williamstown,
one containing about 160 acres and the
othdr about 100 acres, the deal involv-
ing about $4,000.
NO Irish need apply Ia story Of
ten told by Bernard DAILY, the clever
singing star of RORY of the Hills"
which Is announced To appear at the
opera house tonight and Of course this
does not apply to his engagement here,
as he insists ON al the Irish and their
friends being on hand to enjoy the |
greatest and best of all Irish comedies.
The services at the hall Of the Evan
gelical church, Merchant street, con-
tinue to increase in attendance and power. |
last evenings meeting being the best
thus far. Better things are hoped for, |
and the meeting viii continue through |
Sunday and every night next week, ex-
cepting Saturday. No service tonight. |
C. WI Green has promised
that these services shall be Something
out of the ordinary" and last nights
was quite 50. His playing and singing
were much enjoyed.
AT the recent meeting of the New
England association of state pharmacy
boards, held in Boston, the following
officers were elected: president, DR.. A. |
+. Lamson of the Massachusetts, board: /
vice president, d. r. Davis of this city OF
the Vermont board; secretary and treas
urer, Frank W. Buclsnam of the Maine
board. The New England association
is branch of the National association,
which now includes nearly every state
in the union. Twentyfour Of the states
can now exchange board certificates I'M
der certain restrictions without re.
nation. The greatest aid for reciprocal
between all states is local laws
governing technical points regarding such
exchanges. The New Hampshire drug