The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-09
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shlr. waist sale at Abbott s.

Gilbertson's Orchestra at Abbott's sat |
urday evening.
James Beckett Of williamstown was in I
the city today.
New neekwear for l5e and soc each, at /
Neale 4 Knights.
Or. c. n Kent and E. J. Badger went
to Cabot today fishing.
Why not take a box Of Banner Oats at
Smiths market for 22c.
Special sale Of ladies hose, two pairs for
25e, Saturday at Perry's-
Mrs. B. P White and son went yester-
day to Greensboro Pond.
See the white embroidered belts at
Vaughan's, only 100 each.
Born, June 6, three pound daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs Joe Castonia,
Mr. and Mrs. George WILDER Of viii
Jamestown were in the city today.
Mrs W. j Mclean went to Burlington
this afternoon for few days visit.
F. i. Batchelder Of Woodbury. was ID
the city yesterday and today on visit.
Look in Moore 4 owens show window
for mems outing flannel working shirts.
The Methodist choir will meet at the
church at Z O'Clock Friday evening for
practice.
John Smith. c. o. Aveyill and Herman
Campbell returned last night from few
days fishing trip.
Special communication Of Granite lodge.
No. So, = and Al M, Tuesday evening at
7.30. Work third degree
There win be a rehearsal for Childrens
Day of the Congregational church tomor-
row afternoon at 4 o'clock.
John i smith and party returned last
evening from a fishing trip TO the lake.
with catch Of 1913 3.s pounds.
The junior Baraca class Of the Baptist
church viii give social next Tuesday
evening for the benefit Of the class
i Mrs. Caroline Boyeu was taken to Burl-
! lIngton on this mornings train to the
Mary Fletcher hospital for treatment.
/ The Clan picnic is 20 be held on satur-
! day, August g. Arrangements are being
made to have a Pipe Band from Montreal.
I The bali game between Goddard and
picked team from Montpelier announced
for yesterday on the local campus, was not
! played
/ The Tourist CLUB members, with their
I husbands, will have a picnic at Benjamin
Falls Friday afternoon, taking the 2-t5
car.
1 The sewing class which meets 1t the
Emergency F00m, will meet at the city hall
Saturday afternoon at l30 o'clock for the
car ride.
Miss Bessie Wheatiey or Boston is in
town to attend the commencement Of
spaulding high school, Of which she is a
/ graduate in the class Of 1891.
Il Chief Brown arrested Luigi Belsaelieri
last night for infoxication. The respon-
dent pleaded not guilty, ia city court this
morning, and WILDE given a trial tomoT-
row morning.
H Miss Bernice Thomas, who has been
engaged as an assistant in the spauldIng
high school. arrived III the city yesterday
for q short stay. Miss Thomasis gTadn-
ate Of Mlddlebury college.
H At the meeting Of the CLERK union last
evening Charles Kent was Initiated into
the union and i've applications were re-
eeived. After the meeting all adjourned
to Dodge's restaurant for Ice cream.
4 The annual meeting of the Home Mis-
sionary society will be held at the home
Of Mrs. a. b. Averill, 80 Ayerill street
Friday afternoon at $50 o'clock The
mite boxes win be opened at that time
Clarihew6 GRAY Emslie & Mcleod and
TO- w. Mcmillan It Son, who have been
shut down for ten days during repairs to
machinery, have started up again Emslie
y Mcleod expect to start with gang Of
linen and several polishers.
4 Francisco Rossi. who said BE lad DO
money and had been out of work for six
months, was arrested BIZ 0fieer Faulkner
last night at the Bolster barn on the trot-
/ ting park, for tramping Hepleaded guilty
I in court this morning aud was sentenced
TO three months III the house of e9rree-
ton
+ An order will soon be issued 70 the OH
GERS of the National Guard OF Vermont 70
| the effect that the blue stripes on the
trousers must be changed to white. to con
/ form with the regular army uniforms
I The blue stripe was adopted something
over year ago. The new order does not
| Include the shoulder straps.
+ The committee appointed BY Mayor
/ Barclay to inspect fire stations in other
cities with view to building one ia this
city, left this morning for Nashua, n. a.,
/ to be gone several days visiting stations
/ in different cities ID New Hampshire and
/ Massachusetts. Those who went were
Charles Campbell, John Robins, u j. Me-
/ Kenze and F. Z. Colburn
/ There Is some misunderstanding in re-
gard to sests for children at the opera
house tomorrow night for the Hadley
/ Moving pictures Part Of the gallery is
reserved for children under 10 at Is cents
/ The rest Of the house will sell for % and
I 80 cents. On account OF the warm season
the prices are made very low Tickets are
on sale at the Red Cross pharmacy and at
box Office tomorrow night.
The Ladies Union Of the UniyerSalist