The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-06
TALK OF THE TOWN
Easter eIovea at AbhotLIa.

G, e. Searles left yesterday for bust
ness visit in Orwell
Miss Margaret A, Miles visited rela-
tiyes ia Burlington today.
Donna Domenica returned yesterday
from an extended visit in Italy.
Fred Bonville LETT yesterday for a
visit at his home in keesville, n. Y.
A son was born this morning to Mi,
and Mrs. o. D. Cyr Of Brook street
Mrs. II. i. Reynolds and son left yes.
terday 10 visit relatives in Worthwhile.
j. Ward Carver returned last night
from few days visit AZ his home p
Marshdeld.
o. o. n fair starts Monday, April ~.
men Of America Wednesday, April z,
at 100 p, m.
Mrs. Marcia Emory went TO Woods
vile, N H., to-day for few days visit
with relatives
A visit TO Tilden's shoe store viii at
ford gou desired treat. Latest styles
TO select from.
The window cards announcing the G.
70. y. fair are to be seen to-day in the
different stores.
AIr. and Mrs. II. A. Gould left this
morning on ten days trip TO New York
and Philadelphia.
Nelson Santau, piano tuner, will be
here next week. Place your orders now
at IA Elm street.
w. II. Messer and family returned last
night from visit with relatives IN Ran
dolph over sunday.
A son weighing ten pounds was born
Saturday night to Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Bradley Of Richardson street,
There viii be sugar social at the
Presbyterian church Wednesday evening
at 1870. Admission, ID cents,
Miss Helen Dearborn returned to her
home in West Fairlee to-day after a
visit at the home Of + W. Farnham.
For sale: Bantam Buckeye" ineuba,
tor as good as new at half price Inquire
at T. NJ Aperill's, 20 Merchant street.
The Over the Tea Cups club viii hold
a business meeting at the home of AIRS.
sheplee, Thursday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.
The United Missionary societies Of the
Methodist church viii meet with Mrs b.
w Hooker. II Park street, Wednesday
afternoon at 2;3O.
DR.. G.. L. r. Hayes Of Graniteville
left yesterday for Boston and will take
passage tomorrow for Europe, where be
will take 4 post graduate course.
Mrs. Louis L. Huntington went to
Burlington this morning to accompany
home Miss Alice Pike, who has been in
the Mary Fletcher hospital for treat.
ment.
The boys and girls who are to take
part in the Easter exercises at the Con.
gregational church win please meet in
the vestry at z o'clock P. m, Tuesday,
April 9.
Ladies and gentlemens spring and
summer suits and raincoats Also car
pets. rugs. art squares, lace curtains, por-
there's, etc j. +. Sadlier, "A Elm street.
Cash or payments.
Mrs. Melissa McAiIister and Miss Hat
tie McAllister, who have been stopping
for several weeks at the home Of w II.
Goodfellow, returned yesterday to their
home in South Ryegate.
Charles Wang Of Saranac Lake, N. r..
has hired the basement under the b
Tomasi building formerly occupied by
part of Antilles & Denning's bakery and
win open a hand laundry.
Mrs. Alex Richie Of Beckley street
has a hen that has probably broken the
record for this season. The hen was
set on is eggs and in due time came of
the nest with Is healthy chickens.
Mothers. you can take your children to
the Easter sale at the Enivefsaiist
church parIors, Friday afternoon and
evening, and get them fitted to dresses,
aprons, and skirts Admission free.
The Cleaners viii hold special busi
ness meeting Tuesday evening at 1850
o'clock with Miss Carleton, II Highland
avenue Election OF officers and other
important business viii be transacted.
and large attendance is desired.
Having been appointed to assist the
state cattle commissioner with regards
to the testing 81 cattle, / will give all
concerning same q F.l
Barr, v. s. v. D., Office Jones & Mesfil. !
lian's stable, Depot square. Tel, 1868.
New popular music at "Tony'sp fruit
store, "GIad Smiles Bachelors But
tom "All the Candy. 4Corn Shucks.'
two steps Lucky Moon three step.
"How'dy Hiram" the famous barn
dance. The above members are being
featured BY Gilbertson's orchestra.
The Comique show Il the show this
week. @rhe Old Soldiers Story "a |
Home at Last and "A Cure for Rheu-
matisIn,s are the pictures that the people |
like 10 see. Chris Mahoney sang Morn |
ing Cy," aud the large crowds that filled /
this popular theatre got the best show
that has been seen in Barre in many a
day.
eMogg Magone,n stirring Indian 70
nance, is proving a good drawing card /
for the Theatorium. The acting and I
scenery of this picture are very fine, and /
20 realistic that il carries ones thoughts
back TO the pioneer days. "The Black
smiths Bride" Is another picture that |
deserves ones attention. sTEis Coat /
Came Back and The Postal Clerk are
a pair Of comedy subjects that brought /
many hearty laughs,
EAST BARRE.