The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

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George @. Richardson returned yester
day from O business visit in Roxbury.
March records have arrived, call in ant
hear them at Shepard's, Ia Elm street.
A few sizes stili remain in those half
price suits at the McWhorter Co. store
Robert Renfrew Of South Ryegate Il
visiting friends in the city for a few
days.
Mrs. Rogers arrived last night to care
for Thomas Garrity, who is sick with
appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Griggs went "a
Waterbury this morning for a visit over
Sunday with friends.
Miss Esther Buchan went to Orleans
this morning TO spend few days with
Mrs. Fred NJ. AIlchurch.
b. NJ. Mute has a New England tele-
phone installed in his house at 1888 Elm
street. The ring is 22-0.
Elegena six octave parlor organ, was
sll0, now S55 If taken at once. Call
to-day at No. IL Elm street.
You can get your barbering done right
by a clean barber in a clean shop at the
South Main street barber shop.
There will be a union benefit social at
the NJ. +. church next Friday night.
Make your plans TO be present.
P. F. Mccarthy was out yesterday af-
ter being confined to the house for the
past ten days with a sprained ankle.
Our line of wash goods is worthy the
attention of every lady who is looking
for the best Of values. Veale & knight.
Thurman W. Dix, instructor in the
university of Vermont, returned TO his
home here last night to spend the spring
recess.
Miss Emily Dodge, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. d. Dodge, went to Mortified
this morning to visit relatives for
few days.
The Peoples Shoe Store, hale block,
sells reliable rubber goods, not the bar
gain-store sort; rubbers for men, wom-
en- and children.
Don't forget the public dance at NJ. W.
of A. hall, Saturday, March 81, with
Gilbertson's orchestra; so cents for
gents, ladies free.
Fl. r. Bygrayes, attorney for the
Frankfort Marine and Plate-glass Insur-
anee company, was in the city from Bos-
ton on business yesterday.
Auction sale, Wednesday, March 81, 2
p. m, in front OF d. A. Perry's residence,
p Franklin street. Barre, one pool table
and one billiard table. Sale absolute.
o. II. Hale, auctioneer.
Begin now TO save articles for the
sale which the Civic Fedora
ton viii hold during the last week of
April. You viii assist materially in
the work Of this organization by so
doing.
A regular meeting Of Barre Typogaph-
ical union No. 402 will be held at
o'clock Monday evening in Painters hall
and important business will be transacted
at the meeting. It is hoped that all viii
attend.
j. G. Griggs has during the past few |
days paid the following claims for acct |
dent and Illness insurance in Barre and |
vicinity One claim $500, one Sll.0O,
one $1,000, one S25.33, one 1888, one
1888, one S23.33, one 1898. one $33.33, |
one 1900, one s24o0, one $4l.67.
Mr.. AFRO Ncses Of Orange has sold
his farm and IL coming to live in his
house he recently purchased of Mrs. VIM.
Z. Huntington. Mrs. Huntington will |
remain in part of the house. Mr.. Ly-l
man Taft will have to move away as /
soon as he can find tenement.
The Hiawatha lodge, /. O. o. r., degree
team went to Williamstown last evening
ind worked the first degree on two can
iidates in the Williamstown lodge, No. |
~. After the work bounteous banquet /
was served III the dining hall. There
we're twenty in the party from this
.ity.
About forty Of the young friends, and
odge members Of the I. o. G. r., gave
Miss Ruth Beckley a surprise party last
night in the lodge rooms, the occasion
being her thirteenth birthday. Ernest
thompson, in behalf of her friends, pre-
ented Miss Beckley bracelet Games
we're played and ice cream and cake
we're served, rounding out a very pleas
mt evening.
An agent Of the state board of health
vas in the city yesterday, making ar
with Dr. NJ. D. Lamb the
ity health officer, for the tuberculosis
xhihit which it is proposed to show in
his city about April IA. The place of
he exhibit has not been determined yet.
I has been shown in Burlington, where
attracted great deal of attention.
he state board Of health will take it
0 St. Albans, Newport and st. Johns
ury, then to Barre.
Burt NJ Cults went to Randolph last
light to attend a meeting of the New
.ngland Order of Protection. the order
aving been formed there on the six
zenith of this month. The first regular
leeting of the new lodge, which is
AIMED Mari Castle, will be held Friday
light April 2. Mr.. Cults has been en-.
aged for some time working in the in :
arests of the order and has been so sue
sssful that he has secured about sixty
publications., social and beneficial. He
yice-warden Of Barre lodge and one
{ its most efficient members. OF the
applicants which he has secured, Al
ave already been initiated into Barre
dge, which now has q total member.
lin of nearly 25O.