The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

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following Easter.
E. N. Lyon was business visitor in
Masshtield to-day.
Saturday sale, SIPS black kid gloves
zoe, at Vaughan's
For fit and service, get q Good Service
wrapper at Abbotts
F. O. Kent went to Northaeld this
morning en- business visit.
William Ross Of Laeds. Que. Is visit
ing his son, Edwin Rose, IN this city
l. Lothrop left yesterday for few
days visit ct his cid home IN Burlng
ton
Mr. and Mrs. James Summers Of West
Berlin visited friends in the city TO.
A, p. Abbott and d. J. Morse returned
this morning from a business trip IN
New York.
Until Saturday only for securing shoes
at such low agures At g. S. Andrews
shoe store.
Sweaters are an ali.the year .aiound
necessity; sos 10 $3.50, from the frank
McNhorter company.
Q. Z. Kennedy returned to White Rivsr
Junction to-day after a vlst with
friends N this city.
Dir. and Mrs. z. Brunette went to
4 Canaan today 70 attend ne fIneral 81
Mr., Bruneile's father
John Hardy returned to Biz home in
/ Quincy, Mass, yesterday, after several
days stay IN this city.
A farce sntasled. "A Desperate stiua.
tion," WI be givea at the Presbyterian
church Thursday evening
Five candidates were initiated At the
regular meeting Of the clerks union,
which was acid lest eveuiug.
Mrs. Arthur LaFranes returned TO her
home - FaruhaH, Que, yesterday. after
visit with relatives n this city.
Mrs. ". g. Kinhall, Who Aas been Va
iting friends in the @ty, went b North
field Pans ast evezing for visit.
Mark suHoway retained b bis home
IN Manchester. n. H.. yesterday, after
a visit With reiaeives IN Barre Town.
A. J. Lamb, who has been visiting
HE brother, Dr.. n D. Lamb returned
last evening 10 his Aoms IN North.
Geld.
sidney wallace, VINO has been visiting
az the home Of his son, @. S. Wailaee,
returned this moving 10 his home il
Waterbury.
TheFe wiz BE regular meeting Of
their rooms II the AYenn block tkis
evening at 80.
The frnerd q Mrs Rosa Abbiaai win
be held FROM the house eft Bolster
place Friday afternoon at o'elcas The
infermant wiz be in Hope cemetery.
Fhe ladies chorus viii appsar a. nurses
At the concert Wednesday, March 70. e.
the Congregational chateh Place your.
self under their care for TIVE hours and
90 home feeling wsli-Fepaid.
me Last dance Of the Wells series
VIII BE- held in Woodmen's hall Friday
evening. beginning promptly at eight
Il wil BE- Q farmers daneg and la
dies are requested 3 bring dinner pals.
There win b apecial nesting * tbs
Bsrre Citizens hand Thursdsy evening".
March q, at 80 oscloak At WoodmeI9s
half All ladies interested IN the banda
welfare are inTitsd to be present TO
organize and discuss w8ys and nleaHe
for TIE suceess of the coming fair
TIE Ladies' union Of The unsversalist
church served a neN sugar supper in the
yestry Inst evening, and about rs people
were served with deiioious sugar from
the orchard Of George Richardson. The
MEM consisted OF Sugar on snow, dough
nuts, coffee and pickles.
party Of nine ladies from this city
went to Waterbury this morning 70 take
dinner at the Waterbury inn and return
on the afternoon tram. The ladies in the
party were Mrs. a. A. Sargent, Mrs. 0
s. HollisteT. Mrs. 3. J. Roberts, Mrs. f.
M Iynde. Mira II. III Rogers, Mrs B. At
Eastman. Mrs. Frank Jackson, Mrs. D v.
Camp and Miss Alice Farnham. Ia
while driving across the eleetrir tracks
on Washington street at the foot OF the
hill yesterday afternoon, Rev. George
Winch Was thrown from his sleigh, which
was tipped over BY getting caught n the
tracks. MIR Winch was not injured Il
The horse slipped and fell and before
it could get onto its feet again people
on the street caught ii BIZ the head and
held it from running away.
Miss Eliza Isham entertained The Uni
gersity club at her home on Sheridan
street last evening. and the program
consisted Of q talk on English Ballads
BIZ henry n. jackson Of the Spaulding
nigh school faculty Agr Jackson pre-
seRted his subject in very interest
ng manner, tracing the growth Of tile
English ballads and outlining the distin
gushing features BY readings and cy
plantations. The next meeting oil thei
.lub is scheduled for April 20, when a
'aTee win be presented
The annual meeting Of the italian Git
zens' club was held in the clubs rooms
II the Hotel Northern last evening The
officers for the ensuing year
we're eeeted President. ] * Mag =
iaghi; vice president q Gaheloni; SEE y
etary, a. Bzzozero. treasurer p. chi
.ici; executive committee, n PoftaiRa
il 81 Berto5, John Bruea end y. Mai
ati Ihe club has membership oI
bout IS and has made 2 substantial
ain since its organization ore year ago
7he report 81 ire treasurer SLOWED that
il is in prosperous condi-
ion II