The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

N'W mApaV HlFup ~ iAsuu =
April Fools day candy at Mascott's.
Roller skating At the Pavilion tonight
More new poplins just received at Tn
Vaughan Store.
New maple syrup today al Smith 4
Cummings market.
Mrs. George Durette left to-day FOL
Cabot TO visit relatives.
The spring term Of Goddard seminary
opens tomorrow morning.
Mrs. +. T.. Cheney is seriously III al
her home on Quarry street.
Peter coppi went to Burlington yester
day for visit with friends.
William Cruickshank went TO Spring
field to-day on a business trip
Titles new maple syrup. 05 cents pei
can, at McGowan's store to-day.
There's certain look Of distinction tc
hair-euts received at Mierss shop.
Ernest Duefort went 10 Boston to-day
whore he has secured employment.
Miss Beulah Boyee returned satur.
day from visit with friends in Stowe.
Fred @, Hanson OF Tunbridge is visit,
ing friends in the city for few days.
U. DiAIarco returned to New York
to-day after a business visit in this
city.
Parties desiring best early seed pota.
toes win do well to inquire OF L. n
Averill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angelo Broggi OF North.
field visited friends in the city yes.
terday'.
Miss NJ. A. Mckenzie returned Satur.
day from a weeks visit with friends in
South Ryegate.
Thomas Hooking viii resume his du-
ties to-day after long illness with In.
iammatory rheumatism.
A handsome line OF spring caps for
men, boys and children from the Frank
McWhorter Co. 25c TO $3.50.
Fifteen cans new syrup from the Nor.
rison Farmrm. Part OF II on sale at
Ladd's and part at Smith & Cummings.
The Junior choir Of st. Monica's
church will meet at the convent for re.
bearsal every night this week at 4
o'clock.
The Frank McWhorter Co. has more
complete line of ehildren's clothing than
ever before; the home of the Widow
Jones clothing.
Mrs c. A. Cady and children, who have
been visiting at the home OF Mrs. Cady's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. z. Wheeler of
South Barre, returned to their home in
Woodbury. to-day,
Among arrivals at the City Hotel to-
day were G. A. Harvey, Burlington; +.
j. Robins, +. w. Whittemore, T. d. Sim
mons, Boston; A. H. SWEET, Portland,
Me-; L. H. Parker, Boston.
Robert Whalen. a veteran engineer on
the Central Vermont branch betweel !
TINS city and Montpelier, resumed his
seat at the throttle yesterday otter a
three months vacation for a rest.
Madame G. Carlow. business clairvoy.
ant and palmist, Is located in the BuzEell
block, Pearl street, Barre. up one fight,
second door 10 the right. Prices. 25e,
soc, and Si00. The last week here.
II. L. Ford OF the Fits store Is con.
fined TO his home as the result Of sprain-
ing his ankle Saturday night. lie was
treading some waste paper into box
and a. he jumped cut slipped and turned
his ankle, sprainlng il.
Because OF the illness of Mrs. N. D.
Phelps, the Vermont evening Of the Phil
omathian club has been postponed 10
April g. The business meeting win be
held Tuesday, March 30, at the home OF
Mrs, J. w. jackson at 7;l5 in the even
ing. VIII members please come pre-
pared to pay Federation ducsf
"Vulture Hunting in Africa shows
many scenes in this great country where
Roosevelt will hunt. 1t is from actual
taken by an expert. "a
Prairie Romance" is thrilling Western
picture of real places and people, Just
as they are, There is one comic pic
ture and a fine son to complete the
Herbert c. Leonard lost valuable
horse Saturday afternoon, one Of pair
OF buekskins that he had been working
on granite team. The teamster was
driving his team along South Main street
when the horse apparently stumbled and
fell and was unable to rise. Examina.
tion showed that leg was broken and
it was necessary to shoot the animal.
About 200 Of the scandinavians Of this
city and Montpelier gave Oscar Borgh
. party at Scampini han Saturday even
ing in honor of his faith birthday. Music |
Tor dancing was furnished by Gilbertson's |
orchestra and the party trippcd the light
fantastic until late hour. Refresh.
ments were served during the evening.
Mr., Borgh was presented an oak office
'hair, a silver tea set, and silver smok /
ng set, The presentation was made bv
Olaf Hanson Of Montpelier. Mr.. Borgh |
responded in fitting manner.