The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-29
TALK OF The Town

Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver, 81 Burrs
Another lot Of those pretty jabots fol
25c and soc, at Vaughans.
just received AZ Abbotts, full line
Of childrcn's cotton dresses
w J. Mcneil went 70 Burlington thi.
morning On a business trip.
I shall be At the City hotel April and
p Dr. George i. spiller opticiau.
Robert Hawkins went 10 Burlington
this morning for visit with friends.
Cut flowers and funeral designs a,
Youngson's, 7 Pearl street Tel 1921.
Don't pass by the home made food Ia.
be at The band fair. There's something
youll like.
Mrs. D. G. Jarvis went 10 Stowe this
morning for 4 weeks visit al the home
q her mother.
Regular meeting Of vincitia Lodge. X
Of r Tuesday evening at 1850. Work
rank Of knight
Miss Grace Houston Of Mortified Il
visiting At Tho home Of her sister, Mrs
james y. Higgins
Get style Book" at Perry's for only
70 cents and q pattern free, Or a maya.
zine for only l0c.
Among the many attractions. bear IN
mind the date Of "a Night Of April B
at the opera house
Mrs George Maker retained last even.
ing from 8 week spent "a various cities
in Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.
Eugene Leroy, who has been employed
Ia Hunts barber shop. finished work
there yesterday and went 70 bic home
In Manchester =. r.. last night.
Mrs Sarah Goss and her grandson, Guy
Raymond, have returned from Buintrea
where they have been visiting for week
past.
Lnclus and Ray Tillotson q East
are IN the city today with
relatives, after visiting yesterday in
Orange.
]. w. Magoon left On he afternoon
train sunday FOR Jackson, Alieh., to 1T
tle the estate Of his brother, the late
~ y. MA&1NNs
Regular down-sast Och chowder VIII
Be served BY he young men Of the
Baptist church April S. Remember the
place and date
Sc desiderale fabhricare una casa. ap-
proftta te dell oceasione che a 81 odre,
pagnndo solo cinqueoento dollars IN con-
tand. RivolgeTs q Jos. D. 0saola.
The Athena club win observe gentle.
mems night VITA a musicale at the
home o. Mrs. @ J. Lease, 2 Orange
street Tuesday, March %, al 9.
The famous Canadian Jubilee siursrs
and Imperial Orchestra at the FIRST Bap-
list eAnrch Friday evening, April I. You
want 70 heer these noted black but
lonely singers.
The spring term Of Goddard seminary
Jpenea this morning after the Easter
recess o. ono week. The public schools
'f the city VIII reopen hext Monday
ifter q recess Of two weeks.
a special meeting 81 tho ladies' ald
Iociety Of TIE Presbyterian church win
Be held tonight at seven o'clock IN the
ibrery room n the church Let an BE-
present, AZ there Is business 81 import
lnce-
Attention Il called To the advertise.
nent Of TIE Barre Savings Bank 4 Trust
company 70 the absolutely non. taxable
.ity 81 Barre school bonds, whlah they
'fTer for sale Tie adv. IS on pars /
II to-day's Times.
Maecabees notices There wifi BE- )
peciai review Wednesday night. March
., ia regard e going 10 Burlington, and
he reeord keeper viii also be at tia
iall to take the March dues. VIII all
members make special effort to be
here Per. order 81 tho Z. C.
Alfred Bird Of this city, who has been
the Springfield. Mass. Bust
Iess school, has been placed BY The school
management with the Hende MOTORCYCLE
ompany in Springfield, makers Of the
indian motorcycle and automobiles Nh.
Bird is private secretary to the superin-
endent, and the concern Is one Of the
argast IN Springfield Ernest Griffin and
Nomolli also Of Barre. are
ttending the same school and are doing
God work
Some Of the Spaulding high school BOYS
Who went To Washington. d. e.. last
reek are given credit f3r saving consid
rable Central Vermont property while
n route. After their train had crossed
wooden bridge near Bethel, the bridge
ras found to be on FIRE; So the train
Fas halted and an effort was made 20 put
ut the fre But there were not enough
raiumen to cope with the flames. and
he spauldine boys tell to with will
nd put the fire ont. nsing cans from
lilk car to carry water Roadmaster |
.lrod says the boys saved the bridge.
Constable ana Tax Collector M b.
Iichols, BY q little detective work YES.
arday afternoon, caught one Of his de
nquent taxpayers with q cheek for
1850 III hts hands al soon as the
saw The check, he Lost no Tins
J getting into conversation with his I
ian and told him ne wanted some Of
rat money. Tho man though caught
18th the goods. was not fnelined to give /
TIP, and after q little parleYing the I
1llector decided that this was too good I
q opportunity to let eo of, and 10 Ma 7
illared his man ard loeked him Up fl
ie police station. Il took oniy an hour
u the man to think IL over when he
mt for the collector and paid up MS
oil tax for the year 1905 The man stiiIH
Yves for three subsequent taxes, and the
illeetor SAYS that The man Thought he
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