The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

/ fhelps company
Frank Allen has gone 10 Windsor TO-
day on business.
Read the Advertisement Of Moore a
Ovens on page 2
Cash paid for watches. diamonds, gold
and silver, st Burrs
shall be at the city hotel April and
~ Dr. George r. spiller, optician.
The over.the .Teaeups club will meet
with Mrs Fayette Cutler Thursday.
Cut flowers and funeral designs al
Youngson's, Pearl street. Tel. a52-ll.
Tickets will soon be on safe for "a
Night on Price, 2bc and Soc Buy
some.
Mrs. r. S. Ciurier and daughter went
70 Northield this morning Tor a visit
with relatives.
Get style Book st Perry's for only
20 cents and q pattern free, or . maya
zine for only l0c.
Among the many attractions, bear in
mind the date Of "A Night on, April 8,
az the opera house.
Philip Lavery returned yesterday from
Concord. y. H., where he has been work
ing for several months.
Anss Alice BOYD went to her home N
South Royalton to-day. after 3 visit az
TIE home Of her sister, Mrs. George 1.
More.
Mrs W. S. Davis and daughter, Fran
ces. Of White River Junction are visit
ing at the home Of her parents Air. and
Mrs. John Robins.
Sc desiderale fabhricero una casa. ap-
proftta te dell occasione che VI 81 olfre.
paeando solo einqueeenio dollari in con.
tamil. Riyolgex q Jos. D. 0ssoa.
VI. F. Wood. who has been working
the past winter ii jacksonville, Fla,
arrived in the city yesterday and will
work IN A. A. Hunts barber shop.
Mr. and Mrs. r. n. wilcox visited
friends Ia the city yesterday On the way
To their home In East Bro0kleld, after
having spent the winter IN los Angeles,
Gal.
Morris Y. White retaEned lat night 70
Albany, NJ II. where he Is attending
the Albany Business college, after hav.
ing spent the Easter vacation al hts
home
The famous Canadian Jubilee Singers
and Imperial Orchestra az the First Bap-
list church Friday evening. April 1. Y0u
want 10 hesr these noted black. but
comedy, singera
The funeral Of the ten -months-old child
Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bottinelh. who
died yesterday, was held from the house
AZ o'clock this afternoon. The inter.
ment was ia Hope cemetery.
All singers are invited 70 the cougre-
gationai church parlors On Wednesday
evening 81 8 o'clock for the purpose 81
organizing q mixed chorus Don't fail
70 be there, # you are interested
Attention Il called to Che advertise
meut Of the Barre Savings Bank Trust
company to the absolutely non.taxable
city 81 Barre school bonds. which they
offer for sale The adv. Is On page 4
Of to-day's Times.
Joseph Lapoint pleaded guilty to
subsequent offeuse al intoxieatIan, Ii the
city court this morning, ard was fined
SIS, with costs III sG.54 He was unable
to raise the money ard vent 10 the
county jail for ~ days tie was arrested
last night by 0iliesr Carle.
Naccabees. notice. There win b
special review Wednesday nieht, March
80 ii regard 70 going 70 Burlington, and
TIE record keeper win also BE at the
hall TO take the March dues. VIII 81
members make q special effort to be
there Per order Of the l. G.
Tho Canadian Jubilee singers, IN com
bination with tie Imperial orchestra, AZ
ford a splendid evening" entertainment
You viii want 10 hear these noted sing
ers and players. Whenf Friday evening
April /. at o'clock Wherel At The
First Baptist church How much for
admissioui Only 25e.
When States Attorney Gates fled an
Information charging forgery George
Corcett pleaded guilty il county court
Monday afternoon, whereunon the states
attorney recommended probation for the
young man. Dornett was arrested four
months ago for forging the name Of
Adolph Freibnrg on q check for SIS. drawn
On the National Bank Of Barre. THE
Gregory family, with whom nofeett was
living, wish TO take him back and give
him a home D0rcett Il TEL The court
will announce decision til The probation
request after conierring with Che pro
baton officer.
The band fair Had another successful
night last ni1ht All excellent concert
was given BIZ Gilberfsous orchestra of
eight pieces which was enjoyed bg a
large and appreeiative audience The 81
cheslra afterwards played for the dane
ing and the floor was we'll llllea with
dancers throughout the evening. THE "A
dies AZ the apron booth wish to cain the
attention Of the public 70 the fact that
they have some real bargains IA al kinds |
of aprons from the dain1iest tea apron /
to stone cutters aprons Mrs. w W. /
Parry and Mrs NJ. s Robinson. who were /
~ charge 81 The food booth last evening. /
also want g inform the ladies' 81 the
city that their foods are not bakery /
made, but homemade and of the best. /
They would ike 70 supply yon with /
cakes and doughnuts The entertainment |
this evening viii be given b. tie Heddiug /
male chorus under file direction Of ~
il Goodfellow. This chorus has made Il |
hit wherever il has appeared and should I
be greeted with a crowded house this i
evening The ladies' Philharmonic club
will sing on Thursday evening.
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