The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

4 A. w. Taft was in Randolph on bust
ness yesterday
Isaac Congo went to Waterbury "a
work yesterday.
Evan Mari went OF Ely to-day for o
weeks visit with relatives.
Simon Levin OF Burlington was in the
city to-day on business visit.
Miss Bula B. Boyce left yesterday for
visit with relatives in Stowe.
Toussant Abaire OF Waterbury was
visitor In this city yesterday,
Harold Mather Of Burlington was a
business visitor in the city to-day.
Miss Ina Underwood went 10 Boston
to-day for a weeks visit with friends.
A few sizes still remain in those half
price suits, at the McWhorter Co. store
Don't forget the public Scotch calico
ball in Miles hall Friday night March
90
Miss Pansy Lewis, who has returned
from Boston, is ready TO do spring sew.
ing.
Miss Ella Owens went to Burlington
this morning for few days visit with
relatives.
John F. Murray left this morning for
Kingston, n. Y, where he is going into
business.
Mrs. Arthur A. Hunt and son went
to Newbury yesterday for a visit with
relatives.
Don't forget to attend the Pink So.
CLAP Wednesday evening, at the Presby.
terrain church.
Clarence A. Cobb left this morning on
two weeks business trip to Charles
town, N. H., and Boston.
Look for the name "Shawmut" on your
rubbers-they are the kind that wear.
Fitts's new shoe department.
Miss Georgianna lombard has finished
work at j. Ward Carver's Office and
Henry S. Kent is taking her place.
AGbs Pinkie Lewis, who has just re.
turned from the millinery openings in
Boston, began work for Miss Kent Mon
day.
Go to the Presbyterian church We'd
nesday evening and see the Japanese
drill by three little girls, also the fan
drill by - girls.
Regular meeting Of Barre lodge No.
1873, N. +. 0. r., tonight. Several can
didates to be initiated. Degree team
meets at seven.
The F. b. Cate Real Estate agency has
sold for Jesse Church Metcalf the Uncle
Sam" lunch cart on North Main street
to John T. Callaghan.
George LEIGH of Brooklyn, N. Y, repre-
senting the +. w. Bliss company, makers
of pneumatic tools for the granite trade,
is in this city on business visit.
Auction sale, Wednesday, March 81, 9
p. m, in front OF d. A. PerTy's residence,
q Franklin street, Barre, one pool table
and one billiard table. Sale absolute.
0. H. Hale, auctioneer.
l wouldn't miss seeing that flower gar
den for fair, would you Maryi No,
you just bet wouldn't, and they say the
mandolin club is going to be there, too.
Congregational church, March the 26th.
An adjourned meeting Of Barre branch,
G.. G. !. A., viii be held in the opera
house Wednesday evening, March "a, at
Z o'clock, for the purpose Of voting on
amendments and reyisers' report on con.
stitution. A. M. Smith, Sec'y.
Alessandrina Terminini Allodi. Macs.
ira elementare patentata nella r. r. Sou.
ola Normale di Cremona Qtalia) ia motto
che il 10 d Aprile pc. 0. aprira nella
sua casa posta al No. 5 Archerm street.
Tn corso iii lezioni d'Italiano per fanciulli |
G fanciulle dai sci al quindici ami. N. B. |
Per information schiarimenti rivol-
gersi ALA suddetta maestro.
The body Of Mrs. Helen (Paine) Hill |
ary, who died at the home of her SON
in State College, Penn, arrived In this
city last evening. "A prayer service was
held in the undertaking rooms of B. w. |
Hooker Il company at two o'clock this /
afternoon and the interment was made
in the cemetery at Berlin Corners. The
deceased was the mother Of Mrs. e. r. |
Davis of this city. The Rev. f.. OIL
Thayer of the Methodist church officiat.
ed at the service.
As a result of the action of the city |
council last evening in renting the
fines and costs, all except the actual
costs to the city, Of the four men who
pleaded guilty TO violating tlb city or
dinances in dumping ashes into Gunner /
brook, they win now have to pay only /
So each. They were fined $40 and costs
Of $500 in each case BY Judge Scott, The
respondents were Thomas @. Carson, w.
G. Kimball, Alex. Henderson and Edward
Anderson.
Young Goteh, who is to wrestle Bob
Someryille at the opera house next Fri.
day night, March 26, in a letter to
friend seems much elated over the fact
that the coming match is to be a mixed
style of wrestling. He appears to be
confident that he can throw Someryille
at the Greco-Roman style quicker than
SomerFille can throw him at the catch
as-cateh-can style However this may
be, Somerville is showing himself to be
a wonder In his training with a number
Of men who work with him at his rooms
each night in the Bolster block, he wres-
ties four or five men one after another.
In that way he keeps himself in the
best Of condition Tickets for this
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