The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-07
TALK OF THE TOWN


Roller skating at the PayilioH tonight.
SOC muslin curtains at veale &
knights.
Saturday sale long white muslin skirts
at Vaughan's.
Roller skating and dancing In Hale's
Pavilion tonight.
See the new waists in window at The
Vaughan Store.
George Hall Of Boston is in the city
on few days5 business visit.
Harry Brooks Of Irattleboro visited
friends in the city yesterday.
Try our children's I6c hose or two pairs
for 25c, at Veale & Knights.
Henry O. Whitaker went to Water
bury this morning on a business visit.
You should see those dimities, batistes
and lawns on sale Saturday for 7c yard
at Perry's.
Deaf people, don't fail to see new ear
phone Just in at W. D. Kidder & Co.'S,
successor to I. P. Austin.
Louis L. Huntington was called to
Orange to-day BY Che serious illness Of
his grandmother, Mrs. Pike.
The Peoples academy base ball nine
plays Goddard seminary here Saturday
afternoon at o'clock on the campus.
Public dance at NJ. w. Of A. hall on
Saturday, May 8, with Gilbertson's or
chestra. Admission for gents SOC, ladies'
free.
Mrs Ida tBeals) Taylor and Miss Fan
ME Il. Stafford Of Boston, Mass, are
stopping with A. NJ. Stafford for a few
days.
A smoke talk win be held in the Eagle
club rooms Saturday evening, at which
all members Of the aerie are invited to
be present.
Five building lots on Long street are
going to be sold at auction Saturday
afternoon at four o'clock by the d. A.
Perry Real Estate Agency. See adv. on
page Z.
At the regular meeting Of Hiawatha
lodge, l. O. o. f., held last evening, the
third degree was conferred on four can
didates and the second degree on one
candidate.
The spaulding high school base ball
team went to 81. Adams this morning,
where they play the high school to-day,
and tomorrow they will play Burlington
high at Burlington.
Phil, Halvosa, formerly Of this city,
has left the employ Of the Boston Amer
lean and gone to the Boston Monitor,
which is published BY the Christian Sci
ence church in Boston.
Mrs. G. Galimberti. Mrs. v. Bagqio,
II. Conf, and A, Volpi and family left
last night for New York, where they
viii take passage for Italy 10 visit az
their former homes for q few months.
Nelson Santau, piano tuner. win he in
Graniteville next week. Anyone wishing
to have their piano tuned viii please
send in their order of Bailey's Music
Rooms, Ia Elm street, Barre. Tel. 9-l2.
NJ W. Gould, who for 10 years has
had fruit stand at the Central Vermont
station in Montpelier, is seri- /
ously III and his recovery is not expected. /
Mr. Gould is a veteran Of the Civil war
and is 81 years old.
The Ladies' Aid society Of st. Monica's
church viii hold public benefit dance
IN Woodmen's hall on Tuesday, May III, |
with Gilbertson's orchestra, and refresh.
ments served during the evening. Ad-
mission for gents soc, ladies Tree.
Suadah Temple. No. 40, d. o. X. k,
held business meeting and smoke talk |
in the Vincitia banquet hall last evening
at which time 1t was decided to hold a
meeting Of the temple in Montpelier |
in the near future for the reception Of
The members of the Barre Citizens.
band met at the Trotting park yester-
day afternoon for practice in marching
under the direction Of Drum Major N. j. !
Roberts in preparation for their engage
ment with the Odd Fellows here in two
weeks.
Already over twenty members Of the
Odd Fellows lodge at Rutland have sig.
niiied tfSir intention Of attending the
grand lodge session in this city on the
week Of May III. The Rutland canton is
to enter the parade and compete for
prize that is Offered.
President 2, f. Mccarthy Of the YER
mont American Federation Of Labor will
attend a meeting of the executive com
mittee Of his organization in Burlington
TO morrow He went to-day to Water
bury to organize Jumpers union TO be
affiliated with the Quarry Workers In
Union
Rain curtailed the Arbor day exercises
which were held to-day on the sidehill
near the Montpelier high school. States
Attorney Gates was the speaker. The
new tercentenary song, aChamplain,"
was sung By the children and went of
with swing which won favor. The com.
1osers are "A. j. Hasseltine az Montpelier