The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-27
TALK OF THE TOWN
RegaI shoes a Abbolt's.

Pavilion tonight.
@. A. Brown went TO Waterbury this
morning on business.
For a handsome and stylish skirt, just
the latest, 60 to Perrys.
w. J. Mclean went to Mortified this
morning on a business trip.
Miss Daisy and Robert Rock left yes
terday for Champlain, n, \.
Buy your piano Of H. A. Gould and
save one-third Of your money.
p. F. Mccarthy returned to-day from
business visit in New York.
Havana Leaf. Spotted Jacket, made
and sold, % Main street. G. w Landers.
six candidates were initiated at the
regular melting Of Barre aerie Of Eagles
last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Prescott re-
turned to-day 10 their home in Bradford
after being here TO attend the funeral
Of Martin Atehison.
Carlo Bassi assistente farmacista Ital.
iano has assunto seryizi presso Ia farma
cia del D. +. Davis flno DIAL 20 del cor
rente mese. 262 North Main street.
John Stevens, who has been employed
as machinist in Trow & Holden's shop,
went TO Quincy, Mass, to-day, where
he has a position as foreman Of a ma
chine shop.
Mrs. R. K. Nelson arrived in the city
Saturday from her home in Boston and
viii spend several weeks at the home
OF her father, Charles Il. White of North
Main street.
Stoneshed owners, take notice Com
plants having been made to the board
Of health IN regard to the sanitary con-
ditions around stonesheds, the proprie-
tors are warned to clean up around their
sheds and closets before May 8, or prose-
cutions will follow.
II anyone cannot deliver the articles
which have been saved for the Give
Federation's rummage sale in the vacant
store in the Bolster block, Thursday and
Friday, April 20 and 30, they are re-
qiested to telephone 204-3 and the arti-
eles will be called for.
There viii be meeting Of the board
Of trade held this evening at the rooms
Of the granite manufacturers In the
Averill block at 1880 o'clock. The meet
ing win complete the organization made
at the last meeting A full attendance
Is requested. H. c. Iadd, Pres.
The city board Of health wish to cali
10 the attention Of the public the article
In the city ordinance which provides
that rubbish and waste matter Of all
kinds must be cleaned up around houses,
cellars and vacant lots on o. before May
IS or the owners are liable to prosecu-
ton.
LADIES' night win be observed by the
Brotherhood Of st. Paul Wednesday
evening Of this week. Supper viii be
served at six o'clock. followed BY d busi-
ness meeting An interesting program
has been arranged, including toasts by
various members, also a debate. Mem
bers are requested TO be present and bring
their wives or lady friends.
The Ladies' Ala society Of the congre-
gational church viii meet in the church
parIors Wednesday, April Is. An inter
esting program, including q talk on birds
by Mrs F. A. Poole, wifi be given and
light refreshments served. Let every
member make an effort 20 be present
and bring friend. A ten-cent contribu-
ton il asked from members in place of
the usual refreshments
Rev. Charles J. Staples Of Burlington
viii deliver an address before the Lay
mans league Of the Universalist church
next Friday evning, April so The topic
OF the address win be, Americas Need
Of Liberal Religion Mr.. Staples is
one Of the finest speakers in the state.
The members Of the league are urged
to bring their friends. Dinner will be
sryed at $3.50.
The manager Of the Morrison farm
begs leave 70 state emphatically to the
general community, III contradiction Of
reports which have come to him, that no
other milk route i supplied with milk
from our tuberculin tested herd. and GUS
toners of other routes so advised are
misinformed. The present supply from
our herd Il inadequate to the demand Of
our own route, and we are purchasing
daily from Mr.. f. G.. Persons milk for
our wholesale trade THE family trade
is all supplied from our own herd.) But |
we have under consideration a portion /
Of one Of the best herds in the state and
hope to place them, and more II neces-
sary, on the farm within the next week
or ten days Again we respectfully state
that we shall offer to our patrons in
bottled milk and cream and in milk from
the can and in baby milk just what we
nothing less, and fully up to
the standard set forth in our recent let
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