The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-12
TALK OF THE TOWN.
watch tbe comique,


See Abbotts silk sale.
4 good petticoat this week at Fits
for Sc
Note the new spring Ia France oxfords
in Fits window
William Rock went to Randolph to-
day on business VISIT
walter smith went to Burlington to-
day Tor visit With friends.
+. NJ Tayntor went 70 Mortified this
afternoon on business trip.
A. Il. Castle went TO Burlington last
night for . visit with relatives.
10 rent, Tenemeuts On Gilmore and
Hill streets. w. I. Richardson.
David Geake went Co Sherbrooke, p. O..
to-day for a visit with relatives.
W. ii. Church Of West Fairlee was
IN che city to-day % business VISIT
There are BARRIERS at Miers sanitary
shop who will satisfy you, gentlemen
Regular meeting Ladies' auxiliary, a.
@ H. Wednesday evening At 1880 sharp
Look az the nobby straw bonnets for
the babies at perry's for only 25c each.
Who says a man don't know how 70
use a medley Come and see for your
self, April IA. 1T the y. z. A. social.
A carload of the sweeping compound
Dustbane, just received By the \. d.
Phelps company,
Thirty-siS large pies are awaiting you
At the Presbyterian church "Wednesday
evening, April -.
The members 81 the ladies' auxiliary
81 ths A. o. Fl. are requested to bring
cake Wednesday evening.
Miss Maud Wilfore returned yesterday
after few days visit with her sister
Mrs Leonard 81 John, 10 Nilliamstowu.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Parkman Of Rome,
Il. a.. are visiting at the home Of Mrs.
Parkmans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ander-
son 81 street
How the ladies' hats will bloom and
flower when The MEN begin 10 trim them
Thursday. April a. at the u r. a. So
eiali Flower beds and vegetable gai
dens
The nyersi Fruit Store has the larg
est. most varied line Of nice, fresh, 20c-a.
pound candies in the city. Some extra
hne SOC grade chocolates to-day for 20c
a pound
Remember the auction sale at the City
hotel Saturday afternoon AZ ! o'clock.
The hotel has been refurnished through
out, and the old furnishings viii be sold
10 the highest bidder.
Annual spring supper at tho Presby
terrain church "Wednesday evening April
To- at $3.50 o'clock A musical program
sill he rendered during the serving Of
the supper. The same price 25e.
George and Ralph Kent went to West
Fairee yesterday % attend the burial
of their great grandmother Nrs Nelissa
sihley. who died at the age 81 ~ years
at the home Of her son, George Sibley.
in Concord, r. H.
Y. v. Henderson, the well.lnown bag
ea9emaster On the Central Vermont
branch train. has taken three months
leave from bis work On the train and
will spend the time enliiYating the farm
in waterbury which he has recently pur
chased
Among the arrivals AZ the Hotel Otis
yesterday were u p. TrYforns, Burling
ton; J. A. Hunter, ST. johnsburyi # A..
Morgan Chicago w J MeAllister, Bling.
hamt0n. \. e; J H. Moore ST. Johns
bury, &. &. Stanley, Lawrence; NJ H.
Wilkinson. pawtmcket, r. Il y. FL How
Ell. plattshurg. N. NJ; George NJ Billea.
Nashville, Tenn; f. A Mallory, ST. All
hans; c. Nj. LYMAN, Rutland.
Among the arrivals at The City hotel
last niehf and to-day we're e , English.
Providence r. I'll III G Brown New
York n M. ingalls, Burlington s. Z.
Dewey, Stoves II. ". Buchanan, Or.
leans; r. 3. Royce. St. Albans; James
Brookes, ST. Tohnsbury; J Fl Hartman
Coos. n. HI 4. I. Allen, Boston: a. +.
Hunter. Bastan: O. A. Mcfarland Bos
ton; III WI Putnam, Boston.
AT the annual meeting 81 tbe cufrier
Park Improvement society held az Mrs.
II " Whlteomb's April the follow
ing officers were elected and appointed
President. Mrs. II ny, Whitcomb sesrs
tary. Mrs. r. w Bishte treasurer, Mrs
Charles Speare; work COMMITTEES, RI w
Whitconb. r. s. Currier Noble Love
membership committee. i. w Hooker,
james S. Maekay, Martin Riley George
Bond
at woodmen's hall tomorrow night
McEnnelly's singing orchestra viii give
concert and dance, to which the public
Il cordially invited This orchestra
PLAYED here on March and made a
distinct hit With the dancers Of This city
A concert viii be given from until 2
o'clock. and dancing until one o'clock
During the concert, solos, both vocal and
instrumental, will be given, and many
novelties will be introduced during the
a4anfys