The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Roller skating and dancing in Hale''
Pavilion tonight.
For A handsome and stylish skirt. just
the latest, 80 TO, perrys.
John +. Calef Of Washington was in
the city to-day on business.
Buy your piano Of II. A. Gould and
save one-third Of your money.
Havana Leaf Spotted Jacket, made
and sold, 02 Main street. G. w. Landers.
Dan A. Perry and +. H. Rogers we're
in Plaindeld to-day on business visit.
Neil Ralph Of Woodsville, N. H., Wis.
tied friends in this city yesterday, re-
turning to Woodsyille this forenoon.
Jesse Pratt returned Saturday from
Denver, Col, where he has purchased a
farm and viii 80 there with bis mother
to live.
Charles Bassi began work to-day as
clerk in D. II. Davis's drug store. Mr.
Bassi was registered as druggist in
Italy.
All citizens interested in the success
and maintenance OF the Barre Citizens
band are requested to meet in the city
court room ON Monday evening, April
20, at o'clock.
The Rev. L. 0. Sherburne, secretary
Of the Vermont Bible society, who
preached at the Congregational church
yesterday, returned this morning to his
home in Burlington.
Max c. Fisher, who has been at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Q. Fisher for week, returned yesterday
to Cambridge, Mass, to resume his stud
les in Harvard university.
The committee Of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of the First Baptist church win
meet Tuesday afternoon at 2s30 in the
church vestry 70 make plans for their
supper. II Is urgent that all be there.
Fred and j. Royal Kinney Of Boston
who brought the body Of their mother,
Mrs Mahala Kinney, from Boston to
Plainfeld for burial, the funeral being
held Saturday afternoon, visited friends
in this city yesterday and returned to
Boston last night.
A. W. Allen Of sunnyside farm had
big gathering Of farmers from far and
wide at his machinery demonstration
Friday and Saturday, there probably be-
ing 200 present on both Jays. Had the
weather been morefayorable the attend
ance would probably have been doubled.
n 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-
quested to telephone 2Oi-3 and the arti-
cles win be called for
The city board Of health wish to call
TO 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 or before May
Is or the owners are liable to prosecu-
ton.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Congre.
gationai church viii meet ia the church
parlors Wednesday, April %. An inter
esting program, including talk on birds
by Mrs F. A. Poole win be given and
light refreshments served. Let every
member make an effort to be present
and bring a friend. ten-cent contribu.
ton is asked from members in place Of
the usual refreshments.
Bob Somerville will meet another
wrestler at the opera house next Friday
night. This time "Sailor" Mack, who
claims the l42 pound championship Of
the American navy, win try to put Mr..
on MS back George, or
sailor" Mack, as he Il known, has been
in the navy on the battleship Louisiana, |
and has defended his title against all
Corners His last match was with Leo
Defoy of the Virginia whom he de-
feated in two straight falls.
Mayor John Robins and ex-Mayor Mel |
son d. Phelps, accompanied by Hugh |
]. NJ. Jones Of Montpelier, the three
the granite manufacturers,
the quarry owners and the board |
Of trade, left Saturday night for Wash
ington. d. c., to be present when the bids
for the Barre post Office building are
opened. Tn case no bid on Barre granite
IS low enough they viii urge that the
be held up until an addition
Al appropriation over and 100000 can
be secured.
Addresses IN the interest Of the Anti
saloon league were made yesterday morn
ing at the Baptist and Methodist
churches. Prof. John NJ. Barker Of Bos-
Ton university spoke at the Methodist
shurch and G. j, Ferguson Of BurIing
ton. superintendent Of the state ANTI
saloon league, at the Baptist Prof
Barker was one Of the first 9stumpers"
when the Anti-saloon league was started
n Ohio fifteen years ago. He IL very
optimistic as to the final blotting out
Il the saloons. and said that he expected
% see the day when every state IN the
fnion will vote out the saloons.