The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

5Oc muslin curtains Saturday SIC Al
Vaughan's.
Automobile goods from the Frank
McWhorter Co.
G. w. Perry was in East Montpelier
today on business.
| G. W White Of Lincoln, Maine, Is in
this city on business.
! Strawberries today at "Tony's" Fruit
store, IS and 1s cents a basket.
o. Eehler Of Chicago arrived in the
city today for a business visit.
o. b. Bannister Of Williamstown was
IN this city on business today.
Angelo Scampini returned yesterday
from a business visit in Boston.
George Miller went to Burlington
yesterday for a visit with friends.
Joseph Wells Of Randolph was bus
mess visitor in this city yesterday,
A. Carayati arrived in the city yester-
day from Italy and will reside here.
Mrs. Cooley, nurse, is now located at
10 Spaulding street. Telephone asa
A pair Of our best l5e hose free with
every pair Of boys or girls shoes &C
Fitts's.
Mrs. D. S. Laramie went to Rouses
Point, n. X, today for visit with
relatives.
Miss Rose Cook, salcslady IN the
Vaughan store is confined to her home
with illness.
J. o. Adams Of Burlington was in the
city last evening to attend the Canadian
club banquet.
b. w. Hooker & company's team went
TO Waterbury this morning with large
load Of furniture.
There win be a dance in Armory hall,
Montpelier Friday evening, soc couple.
Writers orchestra,
Tassie Brothers desire to buy imme-
diately first class poultry, alive or
dressed. Telephone 90.
Rev Arthur Wilson returned to his
home in Suncook, N. r., yesterday af-
ter visit with relatives in Granite.
vile.
Harry A. Segel has in his possession
United States half-eent piece Of the
date Of 1900, making il now just one
hundred years old.
Jacob Burton Of Iowa arrived in the
city yesterday for visit at the home
Of his sister, Mrs. Marcia Emery, Of
Washington street.
See w =. Callers FIRE and water har.
ness sale advertisement on page 4 TO-
day. Great bargains every day and auc-
ton Saturday, / p. m.
The Rev w. O. MacIntyre returned
today to his home IN Ogdensburg, N.
", after being in the city as a speaker
at the Canadian club banquet
Eleven candidates were installed at
the regular meeting Of Bright star Re
bekah lodge last evening. Refreshments
were served at the close Of the meeting.
Special conrocation OF Ruth Chapter.
No. 80, O. f. s., Friday evening. April
20. at 1880 o'clock; installation OF Off
GERS and work, Refreshments win be
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beclsman. who have
been at the hotel Alcazar at St Angus
tine. Florida, during the winter, arrived
IN the city last night and are visiting
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Miers
Charles white decorator Of build
ings. Is in the city visiting the mer-
chants with q view 10 decorating the
outside 81 the Main street stores during
the week Of the Odd Fellows convention
in May.
Announcement IS made that the mar
riage of Miss Marguerite Waugh. daurh-
~. ,,>l I, w..
Albans, to Charles Mcdonald will take
place in ST, Adams the coming June
Mr.. Mcdonald is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mcdonald Of this city and is |
a graduate Of spaulding high school.
The committee representing the board |
of trade. the granite manufacturers and |
quarry owners, Mayor Robins, ex-Mayor |
Phelps and IL j. NJ Jones. who were
commissioned to 60 to Washington, D. |
g., to further the interests III Barre 4
granite for the new post office building /
here, returned home this morning. They 7
state that there is nothing definite 10 |
be given out at this time but they are +
hopeful that the building will be con-
siructed Of Barre granite.
The Morrison farm has arranged
new form Of milk tickets, so that pa
irons taking bottled milk, under the new
schedule Of prices, on and after May 10,
may, BY purchasing . tickets have the
benefit Of the quart rate, cents, In the
half quart amount, or 3 " cents per pint.
1t is urged that all patrons Of this
route viii avail themselves Of this adj
vantage and also, that all those taking
milk from the can, at 6 cents per quart,
or cents per pint, will use our present
form of tickets, as the ticket arrange
ment IS the only satisfactory method
to both the dealer and the consumer,
where the business il conducted on q
strictly cash basis, which viii he the
requirements on this route after the
date above given.
The annual meeting Of the Clirrier
Park association was held with Mrs. r. 4
s. Currier on Tuesday evening. The
meeting was well attended. and while
the interest in the park is unabated, it
was the general opinion Of all that the
work should not devolve wholly upon
the ladies. 1t may not be generally UNI
ierstood that the sum Of fifty dollars,
aside from the small allowance of the
rity, is required annually to meet the
necessary expenses, all of which has
been solicited BY the lady residents
heretofore. The election Of officers for
the coming year was IA follows; Presi-
ient, Mrs Harry Whitcomb; sec. Mrs
+. w. Bisbee: treasurer, Mrs. #. B.
Cate. Work committee, J. r. Smith, H.
W. Whiteomb, r. d. Becsiey; soliciting
committee, H. w. Bisbee, Homer Fits,
R. $. Currier, Charles Spear.
The funeral OF Martin II. Atchison
was held from his late home on the East
Hill Nnndav a fternnon at asclock