The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-09

There will be rehearsal for Robert
Emmett at o'clock sharp tonight.
Mrs. j.. Il. Whitcomb returned last
night from visit in Bellows Falls.
Michael Carney Of ST. Adams i Wis
ting friends in the city for few
days.
William a. Kidder went to White
River Junction this morning on bust
ness.
James Rogers, who has been quite
sick at his rooms on Ayerill street, is
Improving.
Morrison, IL more good aeclimated
horses for sale at their stables on FL
more street See adv.
The installation Of officers Of Can
ton Yinton No 3, has been postponed
until Friday evening, March "a.
DO not Dc any more sewing when you
can buy children's dresses at the special
reduction at Perry's on Saturday.
Miss Lillian LeClaire returned to her
home in this city yesterday from Bur
lington where she has been working.
Bear ii mind the great historical Irish
drama. Robert Emmett, which will be
given the 18th Of March, by local talent.
Spring top coats and rain coats for
men and boys have arrived at McHhor-
tiers. a larger assortment than ever
before.
Did you forget to pay your interest
March 1st at the Barre Savings Bank
and Trust company + G. Rowland,
treasurer.
Mrs. Al. M. Durham, grand matron
Of the 0. f. s, went TO Bellows Falls
today to attend district meeting there
this evening.
G. r. Woodwork is having COM
pressed air arrangement established in
his barber shop, for the purpose Of run
ming a massage brush.
Mrs. Alice Laundry, president Of the
Rebekah Assembly, visited at the local
/ lodge last evening, returning to her
home in Brattleboro today.
pr. 6. w. Steele purchased through
the Perry Real Estate Agency, the John
lC. Davidson property, a two tenement
house, corner Of Berlin and Smith Sts.i
consideration $4,000.
A meeting Of the executive COMMITTEES
OF the cribbage league win be held il
the rooms ST the Cosmopolitan club IL
Prindle & Ayerill's block on Saturday
evening at seven o'clock. Please at,
tend.
At the regular meeting Of Bright Stal
Rebekah lodge No. is, O. y. s., last
| evening, Mrs. Alice Landry of Brattle
boro, president Of the Rebekah assembly
| was the guest of honor. After the reg
ular business a banquet was served.
The members Of Bright Star Rebekal
Lodge, No. is, have accepted an invi
tation to visit the Rebekah Lodge ~
Plainfield tomorrow, Friday evening
Teams viii leave the |. 0. 0. F. hall al
Il 6 o'clock sharp. Accommodations fol
Iall
Goddard seminary's basket bah team
closes its season this evening by play
ing their old rival, Montpelier seminary
in the local gymnasium. Between thu
periods Of the "big game" Goddard sec
ond team will play q team from thu
Mortified Boys club.
Fred Il. Gates, driver for the Standar,
Oil Co., who has been at MontpeIie
for about two years, has been trans
ferred to Brattleboro, where he is &
have charge Of the Office. During TIL
past year Mr.. Gates has had a lonj
I IL. ~ ,,.l
ineapacitated for work on the road
The dates on which the examination
of teachers win be held in Washington
Icounty have been announced by O. I
Mathewson Of Barre, the county ex
laminer The list is as follows: Marsh
field, March II and 10; Barre, % an
I25; Mortified, ~ and rs; Waitsfeld
20 and 30; Waterbury, 81 and April |
Montpelier, April and 4.
The social at the vestry Of the Con
.. gregational church next Friday evenin
under the auspices Of the Mems Sunda,
Evening club promises to be of unusua
interest. It viii be good opportmi
ty to listen to an excellent speaker
! Prof. Walter H. Howard oil Middlebury
luis oDtiAi - AoA bAlS 4ANfA Va tAtN WI
gregation only. Light refreshments wi
be served. Good fellowship win prs
vail No charge for admission. Bet
ter come,
After the regular meeting OF Nes
! Dow Lodge, No. rs, /, o. G, IT., held las
evening, a fine program was given j
honor Of Mrs 0. S. Wiley, it being I'll
30th anniversary Of her work in Goo
remplar Lodges The following PR
gram was given: Recitation, Mis-
Becl,ley. recitation, Miss Annamond
! vocal solo, Miss Mann; reading, M
! Lake. recitation, Miss Becklcy; histi
! Try Of her work in Good Templar Lodge
! BY Mrs. Wiley; after which refresl
I ments were served.
Hale's Pavilion dance The four fir
! men Of the Wilder orchestra, with
I H. Wilder, director: Mr. Edwin Y
] Brsce, violin; Mr.. Ivan Perry, clarinet
! Mr.. Karl Forsell, cornet; Mr.. Harl
J. Weber, Pianist; Mr. G. Fl. Wilde
flute and piccolo. This orchestra, whit
IS doing fairly (g) WELL and is Il
one which does the Burlington, st. "A
q I III. II u. 81