The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-20
TALK OF THE TOWN.



Mrs. J. J. Austin went to PlainGeld
yesterday TO visit relatives.
Francis S. Kelton Of Mortified, Mass,
is visiting relatives in this city.
Leon T. Cole is III with pneumonia at
his home on Maple Grove street.
Ronalds Smith returned yesterday
from business visit in Montreal
Alfred House Of Williamstown was
a business visitor in this city to-day.
Social dance in Worthen hall, satur-
day evening, Director, Andrew Minnie.
Mrs. Donald Smith returned yesterday
from a visit with relatives in Montreal.
Mrs. Charles II. Barton left to-day for
a visit with relatives in Springfield,
Mass.
Extracted honey for sale atll2 cents
per pound. Mrs. Geo. w. Bassett, Pros
pect street.
Marezza 4 Co. have sold their grocery
store and sausage factory TO @. Calde'
rari and G. 0ssola
The sewing circle will meet Monday
afternoon ut 2 o'clock at the Universal.
ist church parlors. Please note the
change
A. Gischino has just received to-day
large quantity Of violin strings, which
he will sell very cheap for the next
few days.
j. G. Dyer received barrel Of clans
and Holsters from Vinal Haven. Maine,
yesterday. Each lobster weighed from 2
to 4 pounds.
Miss Vina Burnham and Miss Marea.
ret Conner of Burlington arrived in the
city this afternoon for visit at the
home Of Miss Nellie Sadlier.
There win be dance at Armory hall,
Montpelier, next Tuesday evening. Whit
tiers orchestra, Special car for Barre.
General admission so cents.
G. C. Kenyon left this morning on
weeks business trip TO Boston. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Kenyon, who win
visit friends in Clinton, Mass.
MANDY Lane" Naughty Eyes" and
Summer Time Large stock Of both
instrumental and vocal music always on
hand. Shepard's, "a Elm street.
Keep an eve on our middle window
every day" but If you wish for the
display therein, do not wait too long
and get left" G. n. Kenyon a Co.
Fred G. Davis Of Springfield was in the
city last evening to attend the Red Mems
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ressntatiye from his town at the last
state assembly.
No one thing will give so much pleasure
to so many people, for so long time
and at so little cost, as a Columbia
graphophone. See and hear them at Shep-
ard's, IA Elm street.
A full attendance Of the supporters Of
Alderman Hoyt in ward three is re-
queeted to meet Saturday evening at the
headquarters in the Granite Manufacture
ers' rooms in che G. w. Averill block
If the party who took the surgical
instrument case from DR. Avery's sleigh
at WebSterville, Thursday evening. win
return the same al once, he will avoid
trouble. DR.. N. 4. Avery, East Barre.
) The funeral Of Natoli Comolli will be
held from the residence Of his daughter
at 40 Berlin street Sunday afternoon
at two o'clock, and the body win be
placed in the vault at Elmwcod GENE.
terry.
John M Bonnyman came up from Con-
cord, n. H., last night to visit old friends
here to-day. He win go to Mortified
this evening, where Mrs. Bonnyman Il to
spend two weeks, and will return to Con-
cord tomorrow.
The annual Shriners' ball Of Mount |
Sinai Temple is to be held at ST Johns-
bury on February I'd. Cards announcing
the ball were received by Shriners Id
this city yesterday. The ball Id To take /
place In Pythian hall.
The following members Of Gilbertson's |
orchestra will furnish music for the Sat
urday night dance in Woodmen's hall. |
George H White, w. Il. Dufur, Bessie
Spear, w. J. Gilbertson, Michael Robin.
son and r. n. Parker
Two young boys neither Of them ap.
parantly over IL years of age, were |
around the business places of the city
yesterday playing bones and taking col. I
lections TO defray their current expenses.
They claimed to hail from Shelburne.
NJ B. Ballard, city steamship ticket
agent, announces that steamers sailing
from this side are filing UP rapidly for all
classes for sailings during months of June
and july, few being already booked
full. ANY parties who contemplate visit
ing the @old country" during the summer
should book their passage an early as
possible in order to avoid disappointment.
tanned now at the lower rates than will
be possible nearer the time of departure.
The foregoing applies particularly to the
second cabin. My office is open until
$3.50 each day, and until . p. m. Mon
lays and Saturday,
The entertainment given in The vestry
Of the Congre gational church last even
ing under the auspices of tho Ladies' Aid
society was well attended and the pro-
gram was thoroughly enjoyed A piano
solo was given by Miss Lamberton, a
vocal solo BY Miss Hattie Houston, three
pupils Of Miss Maude +. Harris sang
IL tttot NRtSc GiuiSHct hussell playeu
, cornet solo, and vocal solo was rem
Tered by Willie McIlcod A humorous
iketch entitled, "0bstinaey,' was partic-
llarly we'll presented BY Miss Mary Nc
Donald, George Seager, Mr.. and Mrs Ar
.hur Mcneil, Miss Blanche Houston and
Uric Lebourveau. "A love story of the
sivil War; told in musical numbers,
brought the pleasing entertainment to ,
/ close and light refreshments were then