The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

Roller skating and dancing IN halei
Pavilion tonight.
A good size buck towel for sc at Per
RVS on Saturday.
X. NJ. Morse was in st. Johnsbury o.
business yesterday.
William Milne went TO Quincy, Mass.
last night to work.
Order your ice cream at Mascotts fol
your Easter dinner
Special prices on Easter gloves. SEE
adv. Vaughan Store.
II. B. Sillow of Boston was a business
visitor in this city yesterday
H. G. Bennett returned yesterday from
business visit in Burlington.
Just received new fabric gloves, best
we ever had, CSC and 50c at Vaughan's
Newest designs ia collar, veil and belt
pins, just received at Miss M. l. Walk
er's.
Remember the sugar social in X. Of
G. hall this evening Promenade from
s 10 II.
Clarence Cobb returned last night from
a two weeks visit in Fitchburg and Bos-
ton, Mass.
Alexander Duthie went to Quincy,
Mass, last night for two weeks visit
I with friends.
Milton Sawyer returned to bis home
in Swanton yesterday after a visit with
friends in the city
Don't forget the fish supper this even
ing at o'clock at the Uniyersalist
church. Price % cents.
You are invited to attend the spring
opening sale on Saturday at the S. j..
Segel & Co. Store, Scampini block, OPP
posite Granite street.
The Young ladies Of the church viii
have an kinds Of homemade candy for
sale this afternoon and evening at the
! Easter sale in the uniyersahst church.
Madam G. Garrow, business clairyoy-
ant and palmist, Is now located with
Mrs. A. J. suitor, Union house, Granite
vile. Prices, 25o, SOC and Sl0o. Last
week here.
The parties who took the muf from
woman's lap at the Comique Saturday
evening Is requested to return the same
to that house, as they are known, and
save further trouble.
Just out, 4 review Of Rev. Mr.. Poole's
sermon, entitled, rs There an Eternal
HellT BY Rev. q. Macarthur, 3. A.,
Of the First Presbyterian church, Grams
iteville At Barre Book Store.
S. F. Perkins. an employee at the Jones
Bros. granite sheds, lost the end of the
thumb Of his right hand yesterday after
noon. A stone fell on il, cutting of clean
about an inch of the thumb. DR.. Lazell
dressed the wound.
Barre viii be well represented on the
Norwich university base ball team this
spring. a. the captain, Allen Reid, Is q
Barre boy az well as the manager, James
Carswell Reid viii also be the main
stay in the pitching department az he
has been for two seasons for the North
field instit tion.
The Adam Good Co. played arhe Two
Orphans" to a fair sized and well pleased
house last night. Tonight, "A Texas
Ranger" viii be given and this play viii
also be given for the matinee on satur
day. The company win close its engage.
ment here orr Saturday night with the
great play, We TINS Of Tennessee
The holy week services at the Hedding
Methodist church have been steadily III
creazing IN attendance and interest. The
first day there were only twenty present,
while Thursday evening there were fifty
five. The public Is cordially invited this
evening and Saturday, from seven to
eight. Stop in for an hour on your way
The ladies' Guild Of the Church Of the
Good Shepherd viii hold an Easter sale |
in the vestry Of the church Thursday |
evening, April Is. There viii be on sale |
aprons, handkeTchiefs, homemade can.
dies and pop corn. An entertaining pro
gram will be given. The ladies earnestly |
desire the patronage Of the public as
we'll as that Of the members and friends |
Of the church. Admission 10 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcdonald we're
pleasantly surprised last evening at their
home, Is Addison place, by about TWEEN I
ty-fve Of their friends on the occasion |
Of the 25th anniversary Of their marriage.
After bountiful supper was served,
they were presented a silver tea service |
and other silrsrware by James Melon
aid. The party broke UP at a late hour,
after having had very enjoyable time.
AT the business meeting Of the Over
the Teacnps club, held yesterday after
noon, the following officers were elected: |
president, Mrs. Mary Benedict; vice.
president, Mrs. Hattie Mcfarland; Sec
rotary, AIRS. Eta Eastman; treasurer,
Mrs Arvilla Smith; educational com /
mittee, Mrs. Ethel Smith; flower com
mittee, Mrs, Alma Bradford; visiting
committee, Mrs. Mareella Shepee; pro
gram committee, Mrs. Alice Richardson.
Mrs. Katherine Mcdonald, Mrs. Aida
Durham, Mrs. Clara Paige
The maple sugar season up to the
present has been more or less Of fail
ure, and the producers are somewhat
alarmed that they win not be able TO
turn ont an average crop The season
the old timers Of the oldsfash-
Toned season when the sap started late
and sugaring was kept right up through
to the first Of May A Barre man who
was III the back country in Chelsea yes
terday reports that sugar makers there
have not even tapped their orchards
yet, largely because Of the deep snow,
there being from two to two and half
feet in the woods Up to the last thaw
they hadn't been able to get into the
woods to tap the trees.