The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

to-day after a Ave weeks illness.
You who get shaved to-day, try Aliers's
sanitary shop, They'll please you.
Charles +. Stanley Of Washington was
In the city to-day on a business visit.
Twenty cans Of Mttle's new maple
syrup az McGowan's Monday al one p m
Harry b. Britain went TO his home in
Hartland today for a visit over Sunday
p. Desautels went TO his home in
Burlington to-day TO visit over Sun.
day.
Mrs. Arthur @ Tilden went TO North
field this Afternoon for few days visit
with relatives,
George b. Milne and Alexander Milne
went 20 Now York today 10 attend the
funeral u a friend.
Orlando Oldati returned last night
from the university Of Vermont 20 spend
the spring vacation at his home.
Mrs. Frank Hamel left This noon for
Hartford, Conn, where she was called
by the serious illness Of her sister.
The Ebony Minstrels club win meet
Sunday afternoon ut $3.50 o'clock, at
Is Central street. Every member is
requested 10 be present.
Mrs. James Gone was called to North.
field to-day by the death Of her mother,
Mrs. Leonard Pearsons. The latter was
81 years and months old.
I
r. NJ. Laws, proprietor Of the New
England Fruit Store, leaves tonight for
10 days visit with his parents az
Front Royal, Va, and in Washington,
d. G.
Madame c. Garrow, business clairvoy.
ant and palmist, is located In the Buzgell
block, Pearl street, Barre, up one fight,
second door to the right. Prices, Zoe,
soc, and sl.oo,
From now on the New England Fruit
company viii have bananas on hand in
large quantities. Local dealers win be
supplied at wholesale with the best OF
fruit at lowest possible prices.
The covering which has been over the
front OF the new Dodge block at the
corner OF North Main and Granite streets
was removed yesterday and shows the
| front Of the block completed. The in.
terror is also practically finished.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes.
terday were +, G. Hayward, Rutland;
L. B. Judldns, n. B. Goodnow, Boston;
c. +. Carpenter, John Downing, ST. Al
bans; A. II. Franlin, New York; William
Hiney, Burlington; J. +. Jones, Frank
lin, Mass.
George Walker, who has been visit
ing al the home of his aunt, Mrs. James
Robertson, OF Washington street left
this noon for his home in Brooklyn, y.
Y He was accompanied by Miss Dora
Robertson who goes there for 9 few
weeks visit.
DR.. z, Arehambault returned yesterday
from Montreal, where he went several
days ago to attend the funeral OF his
sister. DR.. Archambault has hired the
house at Merchant street formerly
owned by the late DR.. Deziel and will
move there Monday.
The Elephant brand oranges are fully
ripened on trees before picked. This
gives them that delicate flavor 30 much
desired by fruit lovers, and also makes
them more healthful than ordinary kinds
They are the best in the world. Sold
at N. e. Fruit Store.
Eli Fl. Bourbon, who ofFiciated as ref
cree at the Sommeryille- Gotch wrestling
match last evening, went to White River
Junction to-day, where he will referee
a catch. as-catch-can match tonight be-
tween Cyclone" Burns and Sam Ander-
son, two heavyweight professionals.
II. f. Reynolds has sold through the
d. A. Perry Real Estate agency the
house which he recently built on Liberty
street to James Gov and wife. Mr. Rey-
nolds takes in part payment house
owned by Mr. Cow on Harrington ave
nue.. The deal involves 5,l50. Mr.. Cow
win move into his new house the first
Of April
The Theatorium has fine bill to-day. |
"The Fireman's Rescue" is a very good |
picture and shows the workings Of large |
city fire companies at a fire. "Baby's |
Milk" is one Of those really funny pic |
lures. Mr. Geo. Harrington sings Harry |
LADDERS big hit, 4 Love a Lassie," and |
had to sing the chorus over and over for |
the large crowd that filled this popular |
theatre yesterday.
Fruit business ia "Tony' Giachino's
business. You can get oranges. any size |
at every price there to-day. New fresh
tomatoes, Is cents pound. Fresh straw
berries Saturday 81 cents basket.
These are the first to arrive in the city /
this season. Famous Rose brand oranges /
here in large quantities Whatever you
want in line OF fruit, "Tonys" is the |
place to get it economically. Step in
and inspect. See window.
The Scotch calico bali held in. Miles
hail last evening was attended by 200 /
people, and all had jolly good time
dancing until two o'clock this morning. I
There were many OF the ladies in trim
calico dresses. Miss Christina Piper was
awarded the first prize of five dollars, and
the second prize was won by Mrs. George
Robertson of Pleasant street. The
Scotch orchestra was In attendance and /
rendered the best Of Scotch music. The
committee in charge Of the ball con-
sisted of William Thompson and George
Fowler.
The store of T. D. Brooks in Mont
pelier was broken into Thursday night.
1t was discovered by Fred Chapman, the
first clerk to enter the store yesterday
morning. Mr.. Brooks thought that the
thieves must have tried the cash regis
ter but were frightened away as about
$40 was left in the drawer. All that
he could find missing was few cigars.
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at the rear of the store where one half
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