The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-21
TALK OF THE TOWN
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Sec the new raincoats, only 5000, AZ
vaughan's.
Alunsing union suits from the Frank
MeWhorter Go.
Mrs. Pike Of stowe visited Miss Mary
r. White yesterday.
We visit the wash goods depart
ment at Vaughan's
Alex. Cowie returned last night from
few days visit ID Boston.
Arthur sisco Of Derby was business
visitor in this city to-day.
Mrs. +. M Laws Is m with tonsiltis
at her home on wellington street.
Harry williams Of Hardwiek was a
business visitor IN this city yesterday
The Socialists will meet in the Vince
lock block, tonight Al 1880 o'clock.
A new platform Is being built on the
scales in front Of Reynolds q Sons
store.
Mrs. Clark Of Groton "a visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Burt Berry Of West
street.
Mrs. N. r. Lewis went 70 Lancaster,
n III, to-day for a few days visit with
relatives.
Took at those new Queen Quality
oxfords in the window Of the Peoples
Shoe Store
There win be a regular meeting Of St.
Johns court, No. 522, Q. Q. II, Thursday
at 7 p. IN.
Miss Essie AIudgett has returned to
Boston after a visit to her mother, Mrs.
+. B. Mudgett
White goods and linens--it win pay
you TO come to headquarters. The
Vaughan store.
Miss Margaret DAILY returned TO Bur.
lington yesterday after visit with
friends in this city.
George Blakely Of ST Johnsbury Wis.
tied his brother, Chester Blakely Of
South Main street, to-day.
Young Brothers granite plant was
shut down to-day because Of break
down Of the air compressor.
The Hedding male chorus win meet for
rehearsal Thursday evening with w. H.
Goodiellow, SO spaulding street. at 7:Sv
o'clock.
Nicholas Mascot arrived last night
from Norwich Conn, and win work for
his brother, c. G. Mascot, for a few
months.
Company II dance IN armory hall,
Montpelier, Friday evening, April 20
general admission. 50 cents, ladies free;
Whittier's orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Martin, who have
been visiting at the home Of Albert
Taey, returned TO their home in East
Chazy, y. X, yesterday,
Russell II. ConweH viii deliver the
popular lecture, THE Silver Crown or
How Men Succeed az the opera house
this evening. Hear him.
Frank r. Austin went 70 his home in
Burlington yesterday, where he win re-
main tor few weeks while recuper
ating from blood poisoning in bis foot.
Regular review If the Z. o. 7. Nj,
Wednesday evening at Z o'clock ia the
*. Of f. hall. Social members please
remember their quarterly dues. Enter
tainment and refreshments
There Is sure to Be some good sport
AZ the opera house next Friday night,
when Hanson and Gotch come together
in 8 mixed wrestling bout The men
appear 70 Be evenly matched ID weight,
and as they are clever AZ both STYLES Of
wrestling. a great battle il looked for.
Tickets for this match 90 on sale to-
morrow morning at Hendricks drug
store.
Among arrivals Al the Hotel Otis
yesterday were J. II Wood, q G. Young,
Randoiphf Arthur Jones, Burlington; B.
10. Craig. Hamburg. NJ VI; H. X Swasey,
Haverhill, Mass. " II Houghton, Mid
dlebury b. Gordon. vi. II. Fletcher,
White River Junctions ]. r. Pittner,
Albany, y. u; A. ~. Parizo, A. Ster
man. y NJ Straussef, New York; James
White. Boston; J. f. Burke, West Rut-
land; Fred w Putnam, BFattlebofo;
Jacob r. Lberskie, Boston.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Elizabeth skinner at her home on
Maple Grove Monday evening BY about
20 0f her schoolmatea, the occasion being
her 18th birthday During the evening
Miss Pearl Wilkin, IN behalf Of the com.
pany, presented Miss skinner gold
locket and the recipient Was to taken
BY surprise that she was unable to ex
press her thanks, but al were assured
bv her c0untenanoe that she fully appre.
eiated their token Of esteem. Refresh
ments Of punch, waters and candy we're
served. The evening was spent pleas.
antiy IN playing games The party
broke up ait late hour wishing their
young hostess many happy returns Of
the day.
Below Il given what the Musical Amer
lea 0f New York has to say of AlYah
Glover salmon. who gives lis lecture
recital on Russian music at Goddard
seminary, April 2s after his MANY
wanderings, Mr.. salmon has finally re
turned to Boston, whore he occupies
most artisticallY furnished studio. He
Is recognized as an authority on Russian
music. his library containing more than
two thousand slavonie works. and bis
repertoire nearly one hundred pieces BY
Museovite composers. His program book
Is a brilliant retrospect Of hundreds of
recitaIs given in ali parts Of America,
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