The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-02
TALK OF The TOWN
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DR.. A. II. II. Lewis went to Waterbury
on business yesterday.
Smith & Cummings viii have another
lobster sale for Saturday
A. d. Gilley Of Claremont, N. H., was
visitor il this city yesterday.
Miss Martha Price Of AHddlesex visit
ed friends in this city yesterday.
The Methodist choir win meet for re-
hearsal promptly at $3.50 this evening.
Mrs. L. Casellini returned yesterday
from a visit with friends in Burlington.
j. P. Northrop Of Portland, Me, was
business visitor in this city yester-
day.
The last Of the Wells private dances
will be held this evening in Woodmen
hall.
Don't pay catalogue prices for cameras
when you can have discount at Ken
bricks.
A son was born April to Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley w. Kenerson Of Eastern
avenue.
Come to the Baptist church next Wed.
nesday evening and get some new sugar
New sugar on snow,
Robert Renfrew returned to-day TO his
home in South Ryegate after weeks
visit with friends in the city.
You will do well TO get what you want
Of that hamburg as quickly as possible;
&c yard at Perry's on Saturday,
Clayton Burke Of Greenfield, Mass,
an experienced photographer, began
work yesterday in @. Bau's studio.
New line Of cross stitch pillows, also
something new in center pieces. Call and
see them. Edith Richardson's Art Store.
The regular meeting Of the Over the
Teacups club was held Yesterday after.
noon at the home Of Mrs. G. n Bene-
dict.
Wallace Nutting's beautiful pictures
on sale to-day and Saturday at Miss
Walkers, at prices from 50 cents to
$500.
Ladies Of Clan Gordon kindly take
notice that assessment No II is due at
our next meeting, April 8, or before
April is.
The W. O. 0. f. win hold supper
and dance in Miles hall, Monday even
ing, April II. All are cordially invited
TO attend.
Remember the public dance at NJ. w.
Of A. hall Saturday, April 3, with Gil
bertson's orchestra. so cents for gents
ladies free.
The Presbyteriaa choir win meet for
rehearsal this evening promptly at 7
o'clock. 1t Is requested that ell make
an effort to be present.
w. c. Scott, who has been visiting at
the home Of his SOM Z. l. Scott, for the
past few days, returned this morning to-
his home in Rochester.
John R. Tierney I to open about
May 1st q new electric laundry in the
store now occupied bw I. b. Dodge as
a creamery on Keith sxenue.
Mrs. L. L. Huntington returned last
night from Burlington shere she went
with Miss Alice Pike whGis in the Mary
Fletcher hospital for treatment.
Millinery opening. Miss Kent win
show exclusive designs IN Easter MILL
merry on and after April 3, 1902 I6s
North Main street, Barre, successor to
Nj a. Miles.
Mrs. Longiey, on Summer street, has
secured the services Of Miss Sprague of
Boston, who is an experienced milhner.
All orders win be properly filed and
work guaranteed.
There is sure TO be some good sport
at the opera house tonight, when Som
erville meets Adams and Bixby, the local
goes against Young Shepard
of Claremont, N. III.
The annual general meeting Of the
Granite City Quoting club will be held
at the home Of Charles Keith, corner Of
Ayers and South Main streets, Saturday
evening, April 8, at o'clock.
II. B. Arbuekle has bought Dan Web.
ster's seven year old bay PAGER, consider
alton SlS5. This horse travelled the
Barre track last year with no training
in three minutes Weight 1915.
Gale Bennett ran his two demonstrate
ing Cadillacs to Burlington to-day. At
least, he started, and expects to reach
there, where he is to show what Cadil.
lac can do in any kind Of road.
Mrs. James Wallace Of aWterbury Wis
tied yesterday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs G. S. Wallace and went to Wash
ington today for visit at the home Of
her mother, Mrs. Robert Richardson.
Tickets for the Little Gray Lady"
the opening performance by the Adam
Good Co., 80 on sale tomorrow morning
at Hendricks drug store. The usual l5c
tickets for the ladies viii be limited to
800 and must be secured at the advance
sale
Come to the union benefit social given
at the Methodist church this evening at /
$ o'clock The money realized from the
free win offering will be given TO the |
local officer OF the Salvation Army. /
Come and make the amount as large as
possible.
Miss Nj L. Walker will have on exhi-
bition to-day and Saturday large coll /
lection Of Wallace Nutting's beautiful
hand colored platinum prints The col
lection comprises dainty landscapes and /
also his well known portrayals and co.
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