The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-28
TALK OF THE TOWN.

See The Time 81 His Life" tonight
Bis value q black petticoats saturday
at Fits
Sale muslin waists at Naughans See
them in window
Al the opera house tonight "The
Time 81 Els Life"
Wash pctticoats, 50g 75c and Csc, AZ
The Vaughan store
Eighty nine cents each. Wrapper sale
at Perry on Saturday
''rhe Time 81 His Life,n a. the opera
house Thursday evening,
e. NJ rayntor went 70 Mortified this
Iafternoon on a business visit
A son was born yesterday To Mr. and
Mrs, Fred Dm,g VI Cedar street,
Lace and hamburg trimmed skirts
only slOo each At Veale 8 knights
Miss Mary Mcleod went to Quincy
Mass today for visit with rela.
lives.
w. W. McAnlny went to Mortified
this afternoon to attend the Norwich.
BOwdoin baseball game.
Fresh strawberries received twice .
day. Three nice grape fruit for Poe, nice
tomatoes l0e a pound. United Fruit
Store,
Fishermen take notice. The season
for brook and pond trout fishing opens
this year May ~. IN previous years the
trout fishing season has opened May !.
at 1880 o'clock Friday evening, April
20. there win Be song and piano re-
eital given by the chiidren's department
oi Goddard seminary Everyone j. cor
daily invited 20 attend.
Mrs. a. c. Jones Of 81 Elm street has
four beds, springs and mattresses, set of
dinng.r0am chairs and table for sale.
Call At the Campbell house on Elm
street. Of at the UniversaHst parsonage
after Saturday.
Eleven tickets were sold on the 1855
Central Vermont train to-day for the
excursion To New York Among those
who went were Mr. and Mrs Harry A.
se7el. David Sickle, Mrs. A. Z. Arm
strong, Rafael Buesche.
Vaa orden boiler sin treble arsfast
ordagen den 30 April no N 81 k hal
1850 r N. do ett storslaget program
kommcre att utfoFas hvarcfter forfrisk-
uiHgar scveras musk AT Gilbertson or.
chestra ana Skandnaver volkomua. I'M.
trade rs cents.
Are you going 70 attend the debate az
the Presbyterian church at 1880 tonight
on the question Resolved, that unliniit-
ca .monarchical government Is preferable
10 a republic; If not, why notE II IS g
question which everyone ought to BE- in
tefested in Admission free.
About IS members If wv Rebekah
lodge 81 Montpelier were guests last
evening al The meeting Of Bright star
Rebekah lodge 81 this city After the
meeting. al which three candidates were
initiated, a banquet was served in the
dining han. Informal speeches were
made BY The guests at the close.
Among TIE arrivals at the hotel Otis
yesterday were G. 81 Emerson, New
York; G. =. Hubbard. Dstroit Mich
W. 4. Richardson. Portland, Me-: T. w
Curray. Bostoni O b. Gordon, Newport;
II. }. WIlburn. Newport; J p. Burke,
Rutland: r. A. Lewis. Sc J0hnsbury.
r. A. Williams Plattshurg N Ys f. r.
Calvin, Richford; Mr. and Mrs Edward
Butler. Bostons Z. w, Pride, Buffalo,
IN. n
Among the arrivals Al the City hotel
last night and to-day were G IS Paine
Concord n. p.i q D. Boarding. Tam-
bridge S. A. Spence Manchester, M h.S
II. r. Riley, Worcester Mass John fira
ham. Boston 81. W. Hindes. Bnrlinetoni
w. e. Fox, West Topshalns i. u. Davis
Bennington e. NJ Clark, Bossoni a G.
Cloodsuough, New York; r, ?. Morris
Boston
The Laymau's league 81 the Universal.
Isl church held largely attended meet
ing ard banquet ia the Yestry at $50
iast evening Following the supper,
Clinton #. Miller gave very interesting
and instructive talk on Conservation q
oar National Resources b. the Develop
ment Of Our Water Power Pleasing
vocal solos were given BY Mrs Arthur
s. Martin and W +. Painc, and r A.
Phelps Of Goddard gave a reading chat
was very acceptable.