The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-01
TALK OF THE TOWN
New line Of hamburgs al Fitts'.

New lnes oil hamburgs at fltts.
Il Have you seen our tan hamburgs at
Fitts7
just received at Abbott's another lot
Of those $1,000 serge coats.
Every lady will want to watch for our
Saturday special this week at Fits.
Aaron herman of Littleton, " H., is
| spending few days in this city on bus
H inesss
i II. H. Swartz of Trenton. n j., was
among the visitors in the city yesterday
and to-day.
| G. A. Grant OF Washington street. is
spending few days with friends in
Burlington.
/ Prices talk this week on silk waists,
black and colors; all sizes. Paris Shirt
! waist House.
Thomas Dneen of 1854 North Main
street is confined to the house by slight
attack of the grippe.
Something new-a sanitary sink pail.
/ Every home should have one: Only soc
at the n d, Phelps Co.
| Mrs. j. w. Stewart of West street left
this morning for a few days visit with
relatives IN Burlington
Mrs. L. +. Reynolds OF Underhill ar
rived in the city last evening for a
weeks visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Snow have re-
turned 10 this city, after spending
few days with friends in NorthfieM
Edwin g. Gould, who has been passing
few days in Barre on business, left
this morning for his home in Newport.
William Robertson, Barre's best BARI
tone, sings solo in the b. A. G. min-
strel first part at the Pavilion tonight
Be sure to order your tickets for the
cantata, David, the Shepherd Boy"
ahead, so that you may be sure OF
seat.
The L. G. b. A. win hold public whist
party in X. OF c. hall Thursday, May 2.
First and second prizes given. Refresh.
ments.
II q. Board of Boston, travelling
freight agent for the G. b. and Q. lines.
was among the business visitors in this
city to-day.
Miss Julia Carney returned this morn
ing to Burlington, after visiting for
few days in the family of D. NJ. Miles
Of West street.
Mrs. Peter Laxson Of Orange street
left yesterday afternoon for DanvilIe,
7. q, where she was called by the ill
ness OF relative,
J. NJ, Donovan. travelling freight agent |
for the Canadian Pacific railroad ne
turned to Boston to-day, after spending
several days in this city on business,
The regularly monthly meeting of the
ladies aid society of the Presbyterian |
church will be held in the library room |
OF the church Wednesday, May !, at
p. m.
Attorney Clarke G. Fits. who adj |
dressed the members Of the Barre board |
of trade at the Vincitia club LAST even |
ing, left this morning for his home in
Brattleboro
Have you an engagement for May l5i
Why, yes That evening has been en-
gagged for a long time. Then you are
not going to david, the Shepherd Boy
Yes That is my engagement.
William Innis OF Mt. Airy, S. c.. who /
ha been spending few days in this
city as the guest Of William Even Of
Hale street. left this afternoon for Hard.
wick where he has secured employment,
Naceabees The regular review OF Har-
nor hive, No l, i. o. T. NJ. will be
held Wednesday evening. May |. at 1880
invited to be present The review to be
by social hour.
Mrs. w. A. Drew and daughter, Eve
Ign. Of Orange street went this morning
to Mortified, where they win visit the
formers brother. Captain +. T. Austin,
\ T.. S. who is at present connected
with the field artillery Of the United
States army. Captain Austin will witt
n Barre later
Several members Of the woman's aux
liary OF the Church of the Good Shep-
nerd went to-day to Mortified, where
hey attended the annual convention OF
lie Montpelier district, held in St. Marys
,hurch Among those who attended
rom Barre were Mrs. /. r. Rickert,
Mrs. w. d. Reid. Mrs. H. j Smith, Mrs
7. W. Vaughan. Mrs. S. n. Parker, Mrs.
y j. Roberts and Rev. w. J. NJ. Beat
lie.