The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Pavilion tonight.
Fred Putnam Of Brattleboro was q
business visitor in this city yesterday.
Havana Leaf, Spotted Jacket, made
and sold, % Main street. G. w Landers.
J.C. DeBrune returned to Newbury to.
day after visit with friends IN this
city.
Get your suits for the masquerade Fri.
day evening. Refreshments win be
served.
James A. Brown returned to his home
in st. Johnsbury to-day, after business
visit in this city.
Lamson d Hubbard and the John B.
stetson stiff and soft hats from the
Frank McWhorter Co.
Social dance in worthen hall Saturday
evening, April 24 William Coloumbe
and Charles Tacy, directors.
There win be a soeiable in the South
Barre schoolhouse chapel on Friday even
ing. Refreshments will be served.
Because the Scotch dance next satur-
day night will be the last Of the series,
tho dancing viii commence at 1880.
Small tenement at % West street, 70
rent, furnished or unfurnished; modern
conveniences. Apply at q West street.
The advisory committee Of the First
Baptist church will please meet at the
church at o'clock tonight, at request
Of the pastor.
Mrs. w. r. Guthrie Of Boston Is visit
ing her parents, Air. and Mrs. E. L..
Densmore, having arrived IN town on
Tuesday night.
Arthur Jordon, who has been visiting
friends in the city for a few days, left
this morning for South Portland, Me,
to spend the summer.
The Designer at Perry's store, the
magazine OF real use to women; 10 cents
copy, 80 cents year--devoted to
fashions and home interests.
One hundred copies Of popular sheet
music will be offered Saturday at five
cents per copy. Not more than two
copies to a person, at Shepard's Sport.
ing Goods Store. 40 Elm street.
Notice; Regular meeting Barre Pol
ishers' branch, G. C. I. A., in their hall.
Nichols block. on Thursday evening.
April %, at 1880 o'clock Good attend
ance requested. ". G. Pirie, secretary.
Tickets for the wrestling match be.
tween Gotch and Hanson at the opera
house tomorrow night are now on sale
at Hendricks. Az these men appear TO
be euqalIy matched, the first bout will
start at ssl5.
Every visitor to sunnyside farm Fri
day or Saturday Of this week, who is
the owner OF a buggy or driving wagon,
viii be presented by Mr.. Allen with
patent shaft supporter as a souvenir
Of the occasion.
The mission study class Of the Church
Of the Good Shepherd win meet with
Mrs. Dean Towne, Thursday evening at
1880 o'clock Meeting in charge Of Mrs.
S. n. Parker and Mrs. H J. Smith.
Subject, settlement Work in the Noun
tains Of Kentucky"
The city board Of health wish to call
to the attention Of the public the article
ia 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.
Companion Court. No. 757, and Sub.
ordinate Court No. 1917, L O. f., viii
hold a Joint meeting on April %, in For
estersi hall, Worthen block All mem
bers are requested to be present, a. a
class Of candidates is TO be initiated
and refreshments win be served. Per
order recording secretary.
The foundation for Hoyt & Lebour-
vean's new granite plant at North Barre
has been completed, having been put in
biz Wood & Gregory, and il Is expected
that the superstructure will be started
soon, Charles Churchill being the con-
tractor. The plant will be 1873 feet long
and 63 wide. with an office building out
side Most Of the machinery has already
been ordered.
At the meeting Of the Barre Citizens
band last evening it was decided to hold
May day. ball in Woodmen hall,
Saturday evening, May |. The proceeds
from the bah will 10 To the support
Of the band A short concert viii be
given BY the band and large orchestra
or at least twelve pieces viii play for
the dancing. The tickets viii be rs cents
per couple, and it is hoped that everyone
interested in the success Of the band viii
purchase tickets.
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and neighboring towns ia called to the
advertisement this week Of A W. Allen.
This idea Of delivery and demonstra-
ton day is new thing here and should
be attended by everybody who is inter
ested in modern farm machinery, as
almost every machine used in Vermont
will be on exhibition and It's usefulness
demonstrated by actual trial
A thoroughly appreciative audience Of
GOO people greeted Russell III Conwell,
the noted lecturer, at the opera house
last evening, and heard his celebrated
lecture on ''The Silver Crown: or How
Men Succeed Mr. ConwelI needed no
introduction to the audience, as he has
been heard here several times and is
always given a large reception. For two
hours he held his audience in rapture
over bis wonderful oratory He created
interest at once iii his subject and
throughout bis discourse he interspersed
wit and humor that amused as we'll as
instructed his hearers. The lecture was
given under the auspices OF the Baraca
class Of the Baptist church and was very
successful in every way.
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