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

M. M. Gordon returned this after
noon from q business trip to Burling
ton.
We are selling good uneolored Jap.
tea for rs cents per pound. Meaker
Brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 0. Adams returned
this afternoon from her home in Lon
don, Ont.
Clifford L. Bessett of Richmond was
in the city last night to attend the Ma
sonic meeting
The city reports are out, the city
clerk receiving supply from the print
er this morning.
The Tourist club will hold a musicale
at the home OF Mrs. A. A. Sargent,
Monday afternoon
Saturday candy, fresh and nice, only
zoe per pound at Red Cross Pharmacy
and Parlor Drug Store.
John McCaskill and Charles Robb re-
turned last night from New York, where
they have been working
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Noonan moved
today from their rooms in the Morse
block into No. ~ Miles block.
The Robert Emmett cast will meet
tonight at o'clock sharp with Mrs. a.
10. Moore in the Miles block
Mrs. II. n. Cheney returned this af-
ternoon from Randolph, where She has
been visiting for the past week.
Don't plan on anything for Saturday
evening Of this week, but attend the
Barre Pleasure club dance special at
fractions.
There will be ehildren's missionary
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Page on
Highland avenue at 2 o'clock Saturday
afternoon.
Companion Court, Granite City, No.
75T, I. O. III, viii hold regular meeting
Friday evening, March 3, at 1880 o'clock.
r. s., Minnie Bruce.
Joe Ossola il sole agent in the Unit
ed States for wreath made in Italy
and Of which be viii have supply Of
l75 varieties next week.
| The body Of Mrs. Matilda Macy, who
died Wednesday night at her home in
Websterville. was taken last night to
Siota, n. ", for burial.
Beginning Monday, March 6, the sub
urban train on the Montpelier and Wells
River r. r. now leaving Barre at APO
1 p. M, win leave at 4.10.
The senior class at Goddard win pre-
sent the two-act comedy "a Box Of
Monkeys" at the seminary Tuesday
evening, March Z. Admission, rs cents.
Found In Boston Bargain Store, a
purse containing a sum of money, own
er can have same by proving property
and paying for this advertisement. q,
N. Kenyon & Co.
Five final papers were taken out at
the naturalization court last evening.
molli, Robert Mitchell, Adolph Friberg
and Giacomo Cali.
A center table will be given as a
prize at the Pavilion Friday evening.
Gents soc, ladies free. Get your tick
cts at the door and enjoy the music.
Prizes given at 1880.
The Pavilion dance usually held on
Saturday night, will be held tonight,
| in order to accommodate the clerks. Wild
er's orchestra No. 2. See special an
nouncement on page f.
The second 81 the series Of nnion SER
vices was held last evening at the Con-
gregational church with about 300 peo-
pie attending. The sermon wasgiyen
| by Rev +. A. Poole on 'sIhe Yempta-
tions Of Christ"
Thirty.four new names were added
70 the checl, lists at the meeting Of the
board of civil authority last evening,
and S2 changes were made. The board
also appointed ward officers for the
coming election. The are practically
the same as last year.
The mothers club, + Nj M Al, win
hold a private party in Scampini's hall
ON Saturday evening, March 4th. The
children who receive are those whose
birthdays come in January, February
and March. Positively no one allowed
only those belonging to the club.
The late Frank II. Hopkins was I'M
sured in the Royal Arcanum for $4,000.
He died February 18th. The claim was
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and the draft was received yesterday
by George Il. Bond, treasurer of the
local council, for payment to the FAM
lily, only seveteen days after the death.
Life-size photographs Of Mayor VIM.
Barclay are on exhibition in the store
windows Of b. w. Hooker & Co., G. N.
Kenyon & Co. and Fred King. They are
remarkably good likenesses. The por-
traits are the work Of Photographer G..
Bau and were taken by him on a new
camera in his studio which carries a
plate 1sx17 inches. This is one Of the
largest cameras in New England and
was purchased by Mr.. Bau for special
work of this class.
4 Charles Comolli, d lad about IA years
of age, while on his way home from
school yesterday afternoon, started "a
run across Main street near Granite
He did not notice team tearing down
the street, and the next moment he
was being bowled along the ground al
a terrible clip. The driver pulled w
his horse as soon as he could convenient.
" check its 2:40 pace, picked The
bow IN and took him into Miani's bar.
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