The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-18
TALK OF THE TOWN.


eiVslnE out SAFE ~ the cooperative stVles
Gilbertson's Orchestra at Abbott's this
evening.
One lot Of remnants cheap at Veale &
knights
S A. BateheIder Of plainfeld was ID
the city to-day
Saturday candy for zoe per box at the
Red Cross Pharmacy.
why not take box Of Banner Oats at
Smiths market for 22c.
A lire Of children's duck hats just re-
eeived at MeWhorter's.
4 Glenn sulham Of South Woodbury. is
Z visiting at T. q Wells for few days
Drinkers Of coffee should read Eastman
Brothers advertisement on eighth page,
saturday candy. Fresh made and pure.
20 cents box at Barre Candy Kitchen.
Tickets now on sale for the National
Stock at the Red Cross drug store. Prices
10, IS and %.
James Wheeler began weeks vacation
today from his duties as clerk In Prindle
] y aAftAAfA cloANs
Mrs S. B. Moult0n and daughter, Lulu,
I from Salem, Mass, are III the city as
guests OF Mrs. Belle Batchelder.
Mrs W. D. Kidder leaves tonight for
Manchester, n. I'll, called there BY the
death Of her nephew, Albert G. johnson.
Miss Bessie Jones has gone to North.
field to visit Miss Grace ingalls, and 10 at
tend the Norwich University commence
ment
Miss Hattie Severance leaves Monday
for st. Johnsbury where she will be em-
/ ployed in the st. Johnsbury Caledonian
office
Fred Huntington Of Montpelier has re-
eeiyed 90 offer to play third base with the
Northampton base ball team and may try
to make good.
I The Lorne Elwyn company play "Cin-
derellan for a matinee this afternoon and
I fought produce the breezy, sensational
drama Jesse James"
There vii be a ball game on the semin-
AIRY campus this afternoon at 3 al clock, be-
tween Goddard and the best pitched team
that can be collected in this city,
Arthur IN. Premier who has been visit
ing his parents, Mr ana Mrs Henry Free
nier, for the past two weeks, left this
noon for Philadelphia, where be is EN-
ployed.
Rev Asa M Bradley, who Is to deliver
the memorial sermon before the Knights
Of Pythias at the Universalist church to-
morrow evening. Is member Of the or
der.
Come to the Barre opera house next
Monday evening and witness one Of the
finest plays produced by any repertoire
companies, "sidetracked. Prices 10, i
and "a.
George Badger was arrested by Officer
Hame last evening, and in city court this
morning be pleaded guilty to int0xicatior
and was fned S. and costs OF $500 which
be paid
George Gray and family sailed from
New York today on the steamer Philadel
phla for the 'auld country for visit tC
MI Gray's mother and other relatives
and friends.
NO long waits: everything moves at The
Barre opera house next week when the
National Stock Go produces some Of the
best plays that were ever written for rep
ertoire company.
The annual Pythian Memorial service Of
Yincitia Lodge, No. 10 K, Of r.. win be
held at the Universalist church tomorrow
evening June 10, the Rev Asa Bradley
conducting the service.
Work win be completed On the Mont
! pelier-BaFre diamond bg Saturday night
and the fence will also be completed al
soon as the team arrives, on June 2l
Practice viii be begun Immediately.
Rev Charles Conklin Of Boston, who il
to deliver the baccalaureate address be
fore the Goddard graduating class tomoT
row forenoon is the Massachusetts, state
superintendent for the Unlversalisi
church.
Woodlands regular meeting Tuesday
evening June -. ForesseFs are requested
10 wear uniforms and be at the hall at 6s{
sharp. Visitors from Montpelier CANT
will be present and several candidates are
TO be initiated
You should look up AL A. Smith 4
Bros advertisement, which appears il
another column Of this paper. in which
they offer pair Of shoes free with every
order taken for q suit or ovefeoat for the
rest Of this month and July.
The Republican voters Of East Mont
pelier viii support their townsman
a. G Templeton, for the Office o.
sheriff Of Washington county. Mr. Tenn
pleton has been first constable for eight
years and deputy sheriff for four years.
J. w Bacon returned yesterday from
TOgus, Maine, where he has been at the
Eastern branch national home for old sol
diers during the past four months, and
went to WillIamstOwn to remain for some
time. With MI Bacon three hundred
others left Togus.
Dominica COmolli Of Montpelier defend
ed his mnther-sn-law by wading into At
tilio Beverini and paid $40 and costs ID
Montpelier city court yesterday. Three
second offenders in the iutoxieation line
were found guilty, Edward Gabree, Chas.
Evans and Joseph etiquette.
A. Frangola Of the Pioneer, employed at
g. j., Gin A Co. 5 shed, Montpelier, was
struck IN the left eye by a stone chip yes
terday, severely lacerating it. He was
taken to the Heaton hospital where Il was
found on examination that he win lose the
sight Of the eye and may possibly lose the
eye