The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-18
Talk OF TIE TOWN.
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Electric fans at Woodmen bali Friday
evening.
William Rust went 10 Mortified this
morning.
c. L. Bugbee went to Randolph this
morning on business
/ DR.. T. D. Martin viii not be ID his Of
fee tomorrow Thursday
A new line Of white and fancy vests
Just received at McWhorter's.
O. Boaglio and A. Boaglio went to Mil
ford, Mass. last night to work.
Have you seen those porch chairs that
B. w, Hooker & Co are showing?
Felix Letourneau arrived IN the city this
morning from Manchester, n. H., for a
few days visit.
Mrs. Sophronia Brown Of Washington
is visiting at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs A. c. Day.
All those interested in the Barre Boys
club viii meet at DR.. Stickneys this even
ing at 8 O'Clock.
Miss Bessie Hunton returned to her
home 10 Williamstown last night after a
weeks visit In this city,
There will be department meeting Of
the fremen on Friday evening at sharp,
w. A. Carpenter, foreman.
II you don't care to dance come and sec
the drill at the Woodmen's ball Friday
night, May 10, in the Pavilion.
Several trap shooters Of this city made
plans to 90 to the opening shoot OF the
Montpelier Gun club this afternoon.
The June drill Of Company E win be
held June 2, according to notices sent out
by Adiutant General w. II. Gilmore
The Swedish sewing society will
have a sale next Saturday evening at 7.30
O'Clock, in the hall in the Worthen block
The members OF the Girls club win
meet at Katherine Phelps house Thursday
night after school. Christina Mcqueen,
Sec.
Walter Adams and Miss Nora Adams
went TO Burlington this morning where
the latter will have an operation perform
ed on her ear.
The Seniors Of the Washington street
Stars were defeated BY the Juniors last
evening by score Of 10 to on the Hill
street campus.
The person who fiuds the Worker man
between the hours Of and Friday even
ing must have package Of Worker to-
bacco IN his pocket.
Woodmen dIIll at Hale's pavilion Thurs
! day evening at $50. All members re-
quested to bring uniform caps, as some
are to be exchanged.
1t will pay YOU to investigate the special
sale on made-t0measure trousers an
nouneed by A. A. Smith 4 Bro. in another
column Of this paper.
Only few members Of the state Home
Iopathic association had arrived ID Mont
pelier today for the annual meeting at the
/ Pavilion this afternoon.
Special conclaye Of st. Aldemar Com
mandery this evening at $50 o'clock, for
the purpose OF drill. Per order. E. B.
Whitaker, Eminent Commander.
The Ladies and Pastors Union viii
have special meeting Thursday after
noon at z o'clock for the purpose 81 finish
ling the sewing begun at the last meeting.
| All the societies Of Barre. Of all kinds,
are hereby invited By Crandali Post, G. "a.
! r., to participate In the Memorial day pa
Trade and exercises. Per order Memorial
day committee,
I Carroll Camp, who has been eIerking
for NJ. J MCGOWAN, has finished work
there and went 70 Saratoga, N, \ s, yester-
lday where he has secured position Us
clerk In store.
| Henry w Hayden of Nuttlng q Hay.
/ den, Concord, n H.. manufacturers of
"The Best bush hammer, is In the city
looking after their trade. Even Macken-
/ zio Of Pleasant street, is local agent for
/ hrm
/ A few cutters at the stone sheds of Ba-
nazzi & Bonazgl at Montpelier struck yes
/ To-day morning because a non-uni0n man
was employed hy the firm as a Jumper. The
enters were advised by the grievance
committee to 50 back to work which they
did.
I In the Perley Z, Pope Co. announce
ment adthat appears in this issue you'll
] find the way Mt Pope intends to 90 bust
+ ness at the Corner Store, Montpelier. If
/ the standard he has set Is maintained it
win be pretty good place to buy dry
goods
I The White Mountain service on the Cen
tral Vermont, Montpelier and Wells River
railroad, and Boston and Maine will be-
gin Monday, June ~ The same arrange
ment which has been in vogue in years
/ past was agreed upon at a meeting held
/ recently at Boston.
! Principal II G. Ham OF the Montpelier
schools has announced the honors in this
/ year graduating class to the students Of
the high school The valedietorian honor
goes to Miss Henrietta Richardson and
/ the salutaforan honor to Miss Mary
Boardman. The graduating exercises will
take place at Blanchard opera house,
Thursday enening June TO-
The menu to be given by the Ladies
1 Union Of the Universallst society Friday
/ evening, will be as follows Strawberries
/ and cream, sandwiches, assorted cakes
and coffee. The programme following will
consist Of readings by Miss Tilden and
i MFR, Carver, piano solos by Miss Alice
Averill Of Boston and selections BY the
choir, The whole Is for 20 cents.
A. D. Gilley, formerly Of this city has
f uurehnspd the phelDs nstafa on Beriiu side