The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-11

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the home Of Miss Tilden.
If unable to go out this evening, the
Woodmen viii drill at Hale's Pavilion
Wednesday evening at $50.
G. 4. Currier of Brooklyn, N n, ar
rived in the city today, and he will
remain here for the summer.
The Outlook Club will have an even
ing with Carlyle at the home Of Mrs.
ID. c. Jones on Elm street tonight.
The committee OF the Bonaccord foot
ball club will meet at 81 Brooks street
tonight at $50. Important business.
BY order Sec. G. Mckenzie.
A regular meeting of Iroquois tribe,
No. 16, I. 0. R. NJ. viii be held in their
hall Tuesday evening at Z o'clock. Al
fred Robertson, chief Of records
Miss Charlotte Grow, one Of the
teachers in the city schools, has resigned
to 90 to her home in South Ryegate
to care for her mother who il i'll
The regular meeting Of the Granite
Polishers' Union will be held on Wednes-
day evening April 10, at $50, in Paint
ers' hall. a full attendance is desired.
Faro Griswold, who Is wen known in
this city, has purchased an interest in
an Old Orchard, Me. hotel. Several Nor
risvile men are with him in the project.
The degree team OF the N. Il. O. P.
is requested by the drill master to be
present at the Odd Fellows hall to-
morrow evening at o'clock for
practice.
Luigi SASH was arrested last night
By Officer Faulkner for intoxication. In
city court this morning Sassi pleaded not
guilty and his case was continued until
tomorrow morning.
Harold Swasey, Thurman Dix and Ray
Curtis returned to the University of Yer
mont at Burlington this morning after
spending the spring vacation at their
homes in this city.
A special meeting of the Granite City
Quoting club win be held on the grounds
this evening at 6:30, to do any proper
business. "A full attendance is request
ed. J. W. Gaul, secretary.
The Country Club at Montpelier is
to make improvements this summer in
the shape OF suspension bridge across
the river and the putting in of electric
lights along the dark pathway up the
hill
The Glrrier Park improvement So
ciety viii hold its annual meeting at
the home of Miss Blanche Tilden, Thurs.
day evening at 7.30 o'clock Let the in
terest Of the people be manifested by a
good attendance.
A camp Of United Spanish War vet
Grams may be founded at Montpelier
this evening, a meeting having been
called for that purpose. There are 40
men in and about Montpelier who are
eligible FOR membership.
Ex-Gov w. w. Stickney, of Ludlow
has let the contract to build monu.
ment to the memory Of his wife ia
James NJ. Boutwell, Of Montpelier. Mr.
Boutwell, viii furnish the stock and let
out the cutting of the job
o. X. HOLSTER has purchased Of @
I. and R. S. CnTier the new house cree
teddy them on Sheridan street last season
Prof. HOLSTER purchased for a home
and he viii take up his residence in the
new house after the summer vacation
The water department of Montpelier
wrestled with broken water mair
near School street Sunday night and
Monday morning. The street had e
be dug up and the ground was found t.
be frozen solidly in spite of the warn
weather.
The Bonaccord football club will have
general meeting Wednesday night al
the Milano hotel at z o'clock, when al
players and members wishing to joir
the club are cordially invited, as Their,
will be some very important business
to be done. BY order G, Mckenzie, Sec
The base ball team of Spaulding higl
school expects to begin practise this
afternoon, and the boys are quite conf
dent of having good team. HelEosa
lis captain and Maekay manager The
latter is arranging a schedule of games
and also booked the neighboring higl
school teams.
RI the parties who stole the towels
from the blacksmith shop Of Melon
aid & Buchan last night viii call around
the blaeksmiths viii be pleased to fur
nish water heated to the washing tenn
perature and soap besides The two
appropriated last night, with what have
been stolen previously, would start q
respectable linen store.
Miss Lillian NJ Sprague left yester
day for Boston after visiting in Mont
peiier and Barre for some time. On
June Miss Sprague will sail for IN
dia to resume her work as missionary
in that country She has been spending
several months in the United States af
ter a service Of five and one-half year
in India. Miss Sprague win be remem
bered as former Montpelier Seminar.
lstudent. Her missionary lahors are re