The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-26

IS visiting at } 4. Mckenzle's on summe
street.
4 There will be a band concert at thl
State street stand, Montpelier, tomorrow
evening.
The regular monthly meeting Of til,
Nincitia club VIII be held this evening a
s o'clock.
/ A. F. Dodge and o. j Dodge returned
last night from a weeks fishing at Greens
boro pond.
II you need gloves, hosiery, underwear
belts OF ribbons be sure and go to Veale
& Knights.
Arson skinner Of South Royalton has
been in town to attend the funeral Of bis
nephew's wife.
Regular meeting Hiawatha Lodge, T. o.
@, Fl, this evening at $50 o'clock. Work,
the initiatory degree.
Special communication Of Granite Lodge
No 50, F and A. M Friday evening at Z
/ O'Clock. Work, first degree
Smith Bros OF the North Main street
meat market have something to say about
cash purchases, in their adv
Alex Richie who Was operated on for
appendicitis at Heaton hospital, Montpe-
lier, a week ago ia recovering.
Miss Maggie Arkley the nurse, has re-
turned from Waterbury and IS at A. A.
Northrop's, l74 Merchant street.
There will be a special meeting Of st.
Monica's A B G, tonight at O'Clock All
members are requested to be present.
The engagement Of Miss Bessie Ayers
70 Harry Chamberlin IS announced, the
wedding to take place some time III June. I.
Tom n Dunham returned last night
from Tufts Dental college for visit at
the home Of his sister Mrs, j. w. Cor
don
Miss Katherine Roth premier lady slide
trombone sol0ist, with the Bennett Moul-
ton CO., will appear at the opera house to-
night.
Mrs. " c. Jones and daughter, Mrs.
d. n Waterman and S RI Emerson were
ia Montpelier today to attend the funeral
Of the late ", r Waterman
Joseph Conf Of Montpelier is to move
to East Montpelier where be win start in
the granite business. His goods have al
ready been placed On the ears.
Mrs. ]. w. jackson was yesterday
elected president Of the Ladies' Aid soeie-
ty OF the Congregational church 10 succeed
Mrs f. G, Perry, who is to leave the city.
The Goddard seconds defeated the Mont
pelieT seminary seconds at base ball yes
terday afternoon by score Of IA to 2
Only six innings were played on account
Of ram.
The Montpelier creamery Tuesday turn
ed out 1916 pounds Of butter, which is
supposed to be the days record for this
vicinity. During the last seven days their
output was $500 pounds
Miss Nina Brown, formerly teacher at
Goddard seminary, who has been at
Montpelier for several months, went today
TO her home in Roxbury. She will leave
10 few weeks for Europe, conducting a
party.
Saturday bail game between Norwich
and Harvard 2nd viii be played at North
field, instead Of 40 Montpelier, as preyi-
ousIy stated. Mortified citizens having
guaranteed the amount Of money neccssa-
ry.
The patriotic concert given at the Com
gregat0nal church last evening proved a
very enjoyable affair. The patriotic songs
sung by the choir and special chorus
we're very inspiring and won the hearty
applause Of all who heard them
The honors Of Montpelier Seminary were
announced Immediately after chapel yes
terday Tho FIRST honor goes to Arthur
Hewitt, Of Berlin, and the second honors
to Agnes Pike. Of Brattleboro, Bertrand
George MeIYeT, Nina Battles, all Of Mont
pelieT
The male members Of the Bennett Moul-
ton repertoire company, which is playing
at the opera house this week, are ball
players as well as actors, They crossed
bats with the Spaulding team at the Gran
tie City trotting park yesterday afternoon,
but the game was cut of after the third
inning with the score standing 4 TO in
favor Of the show people,
The term Of enlistment Of First Sergt.
F. c. Jary Of Co. H. Montpelier. expired
yesterday. and Sergt Jary has notified
Capt. Thomas that his work is such that
he cannot re-enlist This news will be
received with regret by members Of Com
pany II among whom be was held in the
highest esteem and Capt Thomas paid 2
high compliment e Sergt. Jary when, In
speaking Of his resignation, he said that
he was one Of the best men the company
eyer had and be was sorry that be was to
leave.
THE Outcast Of Society" presented at
the opera house last evening scored one Of
the most pronounced hits Of the week The
play Is a stirring one and the manner Of
its presentation left no room for adverse
criticism. The specialties are all good,
the Cuban night-ln-gales still taking the
house BY storm. The play for tonight Is
the Lyndon Bank Robbery and is taken
from an actual occurrence Of the robbery
at the Lyndon Bank. This is Justin Adj
ans latest production and one that he ex-
poets viii prove as successful as Quincy
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