The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-29

day.
Mrs. C. L. French left this morning
for Clinton, Mass, after visit in this
city.
Remember we are extending the Mag
azine offer four weeks. a. p, Abbott I
& co.
There win be no promenading at the |
opera house Wednesday night as adj |
vertised.
You are assured Of good time if You
spend your evening at the opera house
tomorrow night.
James F. Higgins returned yesterday |
from a two weeks vacation spent IN
Manchester, y. II.
II A. Colburn and NJ. NJ. Colbun ship
ped three thoroughbred Boston terriers
to New York yesterday.
Fred f. Colburn IS drawing plans for
extensive alterations on the residence
of r. A. Hoar on East street.
The members OF the ehiIdren's choir
Of st. Monica's church will please meet
at the convent this evening at 2 O'Clock.
Miss Beatrice Tippet returned to her
home in Concord, \. H., today after
two months visit with friends in the
city.
Miss Gertrude Freeman, who has been
visiting at G. n kenyon's for the past
six weeks, returned TO her home in
Claremont y. II.
Miss Helen French OF Clinton, Mass,
who has been visiting relatives in the
city for the past fortnight, went 20
Glover this morning.
Miss Nellie Alexander returned yes
terday from Heaton hospital, where she
underwent an operation for appendicitis,
about two weeks ago.
DR.. Robert Wilson and wife, who have
been visiting for the past two weeks at
the home Of his parents in Washington,
returned today to their home IN Hol-
brooke, Mass.
| Dr.. J. G. Briggs returned to his home
lin Somerille, Mass, last night after
visiting friends III the city for few
DAYS. His family viii remain here for
while longer.
There will be a concert and dance at
UNITY hall. South Barre, Thursday even
ling. August 81. Supper win be served.
The full bill viii BE 81 and The concert
tickets rs cents.
II. III, Russell and Thomas Graham
left this noon for Boston to attend the
meeting OF the Great Council Of Red
| Men Of Massachusetts, as representatives
from the Iroquois Tribe Of this city
/ Mrs. G. n. Kenyon went to sunapee
lake, N. H., today for several weeks
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. George I. Scott
at their cottage there She was accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs G. F. Stebbens.
Albert w. .Beattie returned Yesterday
4 from visit in Chicago and st. Louis.
He was accompanied BY his sister, Mrs.
n Andrew Westland Of st. Louis, who will
lnake q visit with her mother, Ellen
Beattie.
Prof. o. d. Nathewson was in Mont.
lpelier yesterday in consultation with
N Prof 4. wv. Pierce, both state normal
school commissioners, relative to the
opening of the three normal schools Of
the state
Prof. and Mrs. F. B. Richards re-
turned to the city yesterday after their
| summer vacation at his home in Mari
boro. Mass, and the former will re-
sumo his duties IN the Spaulding high
school next week.
There viii be special meeting Of
Granite City Camp, No. $3.50, N. ", q
a.. Wednesday at p. m, in Il Of G
hall, for the purpose Of receiving apph
cations and TO do any other proper bust
ness. J f. Macdonald, Consul; a. J
sprague, Clerk.
The Rev. f. A. Poole and family ar,
lexneeted to arrive tomorrow from theii
seven weeks carriage drive through New
Hampshire 70 Marble Head Neck, Mass.
They left the latter place last Thurs
day and drove to The Weirs, where they
stayed over Sunday.
Miss Margaret f. Woodruff entertain
Ell a few Of her young friends at he
home at q Maple Grove yesterday after
noon from 5 to o'clock. Lunch wal
served on the lawn and various game
were played There were about Is pres
ent and all had very pleasant after
. noon.
The funeral Of John a. Jackman b
\ Montpelier. who died Sunday after
I three years illness with complication
! of diseases, was held today. The Rev
1 NV. B. Dukeshire otiiciated. The deeease,
! leaves a daughter Mrs. Carl f. Holt Q
4 Montpelier and two sons, George Of Boil
ton, and John, Of Stowe.
"
I The concert and reading given BIZ Mis-
Z Margaret Asay and local singers las
Z evening was much appreciated by tn
I tandience. Miss Assay gave six number;
] The solos were finely rendered and niue
\ appreciated. Thanks are due Mrs She
J. don Of Montpelier for assistance wit
the violin. The committee wish t
\ thank all who in any way helped !
8 make the concert a success.
Z a large number of people went t
4 Montpelier last evening to attend th
!. Intercity base ball dance in the mmor.
:. There were about rs couples IN attend
y ance. and dancing continued from
8 o'clock to midnight, to music fTnishe
s bv Gilbertson's orchestra of this cit.
3 The Rutland and the Intercity ball team
x were the guests Of the management.
h special electric car brought the Barr