The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-22
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Miss Kittie Huntington Of Washington
went TO Roxbury last night
The Loyal Temperance Legion meets
Saturday at the NJ. E. church.
Glenn Perry Of st. Johnsbury, arrived
10 the city yesterday for visit.
James c. Walker returned to Dartmouth
college, Hanover, n. n. H., today.
Mrs. James Morse Of Mortified is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs, G. NJ. Wiley.
Philip HaIYosa arrived in the city last
night from Boston, for visit with
friends.
Do not fail 70 see the Bailey Moving
Picture company at the opera house Tues
day evening.
e. A, Gould returned last night from a
weeks trip to New York and Philapelphia
to buy pianos.
The graduating class of the SpauIding
High school have selected G. Bau as their
class photographer.
P. c. Dodge, formerly Of the Barre Tel
egram. has begun work on the news staff
Of the Montpelier Argus.
Arthur Camp went to Burlington this
morning to attend the junior prom at the
University Of Vermont this evening.
Miss Calden Of Boston, Mass, will give
silk embroidery lessons free at Fits for
one week, beginning Monday, April 18th.
You can buy three loayes Of bread at
Eastman Bros. for 25c We have com
plete line Of bakers goods fresh every day.
An those who sold tickets for the Boys
Brigade concert are requested to meet at
the church Saturday evening at o'clock.
The famous Gllray curtain stretehers
arrived today, and can be had at b. w.
Hooker q CO.. store at 81 and 81 80 each.
Regular meeting OF Sub. Court Barre,
No. 83lT, l. O r., will be held Friday,
April 22i at 730 sharp. O. I, lombard,
IN. S.
Miss Margaret Reed, one Of the city
school teachers, has been i'll for a week.
Her school has been taken by Miss Mary
Hunter.
Miss Hannah Tracey received word yes
terday Of the death Of her sister-in-law at
Montgomery, and left for that place this
morning.
Special Oiiicer George earle took Fran
cisco DemaFco to the house Of correction
at Rutland today to serve five months for
breach Of peace
Mrs, NJ. 7. Philip Of Hardwiek, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs Thomas Hal
y0sa, left yesterday for Qnincy, Mass,
and Westerly, Il,
There win be practice meeting Of
Bright Star Rebekah Lodge Saturday eve
ming. Let every member OF the degree
team be present promptly at 7.30
John Bishop Of Washington was arrest
ed yesterday afternoon by 0fie4r Haml.
lin court last evening be pleaded guilty to
being intoxicated ard paid Sl2.S4
Members Of the joint standing commit
tee Of the local Quoting club will please
meet at the post Office on Monday evening
at I so o'clock. James IN. Gauld, Sec
Rev. I. K. whitman, recently Of Mont
pelier, has been engaged by the State
Anti-Saloon League as one of the speak
for the league work planned for this SUM
mer
Miss Maggie Kew, assistant teacher in
the seventh and eighth grades Of the
SpauldiDg building, has gone TO Middle
sex, being called BY the Illness IL rela-
lives
J. il Blaisdell informs the Times that
thirty years ago there was 20 inch fan
81 snow on May day, which goes to fur-
Their prove that this season is more after
the pattern Of the good old times
There will be a meeting Of the members
Of Operative lodge, 1853, Ia Masonic ball
tonight at 7 3d. 1t Is especially requested
that an candidates be present. The min
ature photograph group viii be shown.
The Rutland base ball management has
signed Dan +. Mcmahon OF Fttchburg,
Mass, who played center field for St Al
bans last season He viii play center field
for Rutland He Is an old league player.
Great bargains at Holton's auction on
Saturday and Monday at p. M. After
moons at 2 O'Clock Goods at private sale,
auction prices j. w. Holton, l6l North
Main street, Hale's block. Mileage books
to rent.
.tUnder Southern Skies Is one Of the
most complete productions that travels
Every scene and property used ia the pres
entatlon is carried, as is also an electric
outfit for the proper lighting Of the scenes.
At the Barre Opera House April Is.
The oldest stone cutter 10 Westerly, RI
I Il, ia said to be Patrick NestOr, who has
worked at stone cutting since March, 1865,
and has worked at It continually up to the
present time, except when sick OF out Of
work. etc. He ia 62 years old and looks
and feels young enough to continue at ID
for years yet.
Rev L. F Reed Of Montpelier, has been
collecting statistics and opinions as to the
workings OF the new license law IN this
lneighb0rhood for the temperance commit
tee Of the Congregational convention which
meets June Is at st. JohnsbuTy. About
/ 600 inquiries have been made throughout
the state and the committee will base its
report from the facts found
William Pearson and Nils Hilda Erick-
son were married at Z O'clock Wednesday
evening at Charles street, Montpelier,
where they begin housekeeping al once.
4 The ceremony was performed by Rev Mr.
Kallgren, Of Barre, Swedish orchestra