The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

the New England Fruit Store.
John Hairigan Of Northfeld visited
relatives in this city yesterday.
Havana Leaf. Spotted jacket, made
and sold, % Main street. G. W. Landers.
Miss Grace ingalls, went to her home
in Mortified yesterday to visit over
Sunday.
Charles P. Jones has returned from q
several weeks stay with friends in
Washington.
Warren Church Of West Topsham Wis
tied his daughter, Mrs. Thomas G. Cars
well, to-day.
Mrs. Louis Romanus of Brooklyn
street was taken to the City hospital to-
day for treatment
Mrs. j. L. Sullivan of Hardwick Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. James Ben
nett Of Pearl street.
Lamson & Hubbard and the John B.
Stetson stiff and soft hats from the
Frank McWhorter Co.
Mrs. B. B. HAYES Of Summer street
went to Orange yesterday for a visit at
the home OF s. Collins.
Social dance in Worthen hall Saturday
evening, April "a. William Cooumbe
and Charles Tacy, directors.
Frank ]. henderson returned to his
hoem in Lowell, Mass, to-day after q
business visit in this city.
Public dance at Woodmen's han Sat
urday, April "a, with Gilbertson's best
orchestra. Admission for gents SOC, la
dies free.
The Designer" at Perry's store, the
magazine Of real use to women; 10 cents
copy, 80 cents a year--devoted to
fashions and home interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob eomerville returned
last night from Albany and Brooklyn,
n Y, where they were called by the
death Of Mr.. Someryilie's father.
All citizens interested IN the success
and maintenance Of the Barre Citizens
band are requested to meet in the city
court room on Monday evening, April
20, at o'clock.
The Pansy club met last evening with
Miss Rachel Dix at her home on Brook
street The evening was passed with
games and refreshments OF ice cream
and cake were served.
One hundred copies Of popular sheet
music viii be offered Saturday at five
cents per copy. Not more than two
copies to a person, at Shepard's Sport
ing Goods Store Az Elm street.
i. Esterbrook, monument dealer Of
Bennington, has been in this city and
Montpelier for a few days, placing Me-
mortal day orders for granite work. Mr..
Estcrbrook employs s /. Staples, for
merly Of Montpelier, in his business at
Bennington.
The clerks Of the Homer Fits store
enjoyed their annual sugar party at the
Granite iCty creamery Thursday evening
AS Is his usual custom, Ed. Smith Of
Cabot furnished the clerks with maple
sugar, and this was served by Ar. Dodge
al he creamery.
II anyone cannot deliver the articles
which have been saved for the Civls
Federation's rummage sale in the vacant
store in the Bolster block, Thursday and
Friday, April % and 30, they are re-
qussted to telephone 204-S and the arti-
eles will be called for.
The city board Of health wish TO call
to the attention Of the public the article
IN the city ordinance which provides
that rubbish and waste matter of all
kinds must be cleaned up around houses,
cellars and vacant lots on or before May
is or the owners are liable to prosecu.
ton.
Don't miss seeing our feature picture
at Theatre ComiQue Brother against
Brother" Is one Of the best war films
ever offered, Is filed with thrilling eli
makes among which are cavalry charges,
excellent horse back riding and stirring
clashes between the q. S. and Confed-
crate forces.
A prayer service was held over the
remains OF Mrs. Albina jackson at her
late home on the East Montpelier road
at eight o'clock this morning, Rev. 4.
o. T'hayer, pastor Of the Methodist
church Of this city, officiating. The re-
mains were then taken to Williamstown
where further services were held. In
terment was made in the cemetery at
Williamstown,
A person who drives or walks about
the streets Of the city and nearby roads
has little idea Of the condition Of the
roads in the hill sections of the outlying
towns While between Barre and West
Topsham there are all conditions Of high
way from dust to mud, snow is still
plentiful on some OF the hill roads in
Topsham and many Of them are almost
impossible on this account.
The April meeting of the mission
study class Of the Church Of the Good
Shepherd was held Thursday evening &C
Mrs. Towns Twenty one members
were present. Roll-eall was answered
by missionary notes. The program Of
the evening was in charge Of Mrs. Parker
and Mrs. Fl. J. Smith; subject, Settle
ment Work Among the Mountains of
Kentucky The following papers were
read: Dawn by Mrs. Given; FOL
lowing the Trail Mrs. Allen; "Gro-
tesque and Religious Practices" Miss
Jackson; A Mountain Tragedy" Miss
Armstrong; Settlement Work in the
Mountains Of Kentucky. Mrs. Ligouri;
Industrial Work" Mrs. II. j. Smith
The usual refreshments and social hour
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