The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-23
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings Tersely Told for BusJ
Readers.

+. o. Holmes resumed work to.da.
after a several days illness.
Andrew and Alex. Walker went d
Hardwick to work, yesterday.
G. Vanetti returned 10 Waterbury las
night after visit in this city.
Thomas Clarity, Jr., is III with peri
tonitis at his home on Maple avenue.
Miss Alene Alinard IS i'll with pneu
monia at her home on Washington street
A few sizes still remain in those half
price suits, at the McWhorter Co. store
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Don't forget the public Scotch calico
ball in Miles hall Friday night, March
20.
Mrs. II. A. southworth and children Of
Post Mills are visiting Mrs. J. NJ. East
man.
Junior Leaguers, don't forget the bust
ness meeting Wednesday afternoon al
two o'clock.
-Four candidates were initiated at the
regular meeting Of Barre aerie OF Eagles
last evening.
Look for the name "Shawmut" on your
rubbers-they are the kind that wear
Fitts's new shoe department.
Mrs. J. N. Bushman and children re.
turned last night from a four weeks
visit with relatives in Franklin, N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Gould and daughter
returned yesterday from a few days visit
at the home of her parents in North
field.
A. c. Wyer of Boston, representa-
tive of the Philadelphia & Reading rail-
road, was a business visitor in this city
to-day.
The drill master would like TO meet all
the members Of the N. L. o. p. degree
team tomorrow evening at seven for
practice.
There will be a rehearsal Of the Barre
Citizens band Wednesday evening at
1880 o'clock. Every member is requested
TO be present.
There will be q meeting of the
Daughters Of Clan Gordon drill team,
Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock, in
Woodman's hall.
County examiner of teachers o. d.
Mathewson was in Mortified yesterday
and to-day giving examinations to pros
pective teachers.
z. H. Robbins Of Mortified Falls has
begun work at A. p. Abbott & Co.'s
store, where he viii have charge Of the
shoe department which is soon to be
added.to the store.
A Barre man who went down the line
on the Central Vermont train yesterday
morning saw two deer in field beside
the track near Bethel, and on his return
he saw another deer at different place.
An adjourned meeting of Barre branch,
G. G. ]. A., will be held in the opera
house Wednesday evening, March "a, at
7 o'clock, for the purpose of voting on
amendments and reyisers' report on con-
stitution. A. M. Smith, Sec'y.
The young people Of the Universalist
church will give a "cobweb-social" at the
church parlors on Wednesday evening
from 7 o'clock until 10:30, and they
wish all their friends to come and enjoy
the evening with them. Refreshments
will be served BY the young ladies.
O. j. Dodge has on exhibition in the
show window of his store handsome
piece of work in Barre granite 1t is a
clock made by William G. Lille. The
clock is is inches long, seven inches wide
and stands little over foot in height.
1t is part polished and part carved work.
1t is valued at over 5000.
Alessandrina Terminini Allodi. Macs
ira elementare patentata nella r. r. Sou
ola Normale di Cremona tItalial ia motto
che il 10 d Aprile po o. aprira nella
sua casa posta al No. Archerm street. |
I'm corso di lezioni d'Italiano per fanciulli
G fanciulle dai sci al quindici ami. N. b. |
Per information schiarimenti rivol.
gersi ALA suddetta maestro.
The fact that the Adam Good company |
is coming to Barre opera house for the
week commencing Monday, April 5, il |
surely an item of interest to local theatre |
goers, for no repertoire attraction on tour
has a larger circle of friends than this
sterling attraction The company for
this season is better than ever, and is |
offering several big novelties in the way |
Of plays and scenic surprises.
The fourth arrest since Saturday for
Of the city orinanees in dump
ing ashes in Gunner brook was made
late yesterday afternoon by Constable
M. B Nichols, who arrested on a war.
rant Edward Anderson In city court |
last evening Anderson pleaded guilty to
the charge and was fined $40, with costs
Of S5.l4. Payment of the fine as in the
other cases was suspended, pending the
action of the city council before which
body the respondents have appealed their
cases in hopes to have the fines abated
On next Friday evening at the opera
house, Young Goteh win again meet Bob
Sommerville in a wrestling match, this
time in what is known as a mixed match,
piz., one fall Greco Roman. one fall catch.
ls-catch-can, aud the winner Of the
quickest fall TO have the choice for the
third bout, if a third bout is necessary.
soteh has record Of having never been
beaten at Greco Roman and as. Som
nerville showed that he was his master
It cateh-ss-catch-can, the coming match
,ught to be the fastest and most inter-
ssting we have yet seen. Tickets for
Ills match 80 on sale at Hendricks on