The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-28

Misses Bessie Pitkin and Julia Perrin
spent Sunday with friends in st. AL
bans.
Miss Ktheryn Harrington has return
ed from a visit in Richmond and Bur
lington.
Alr. and Mrs. \. J. Roberts have gone
to Tenants Harbor, Maine, for weeks
outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. . +. CUMMINGS return
Cd this noon from weeks visit in Lam
caster, y. H.
The best table board for $3.50 per
week at Palm Garden Restaurant,
seampini block.
Miss Ethel Wishart has resumed work
as cashier at Eastman Bros store after
a two weeks vacation.
The plan Of transferring the Labor
Day ball games from Plattsburg to the
local grounds has been given up.
n. F. Harding, who has been visiting
relatives in the city, returned to his
home in Medford, Mass, today.
Rev. A. c. Stewart, who preached at
the Presbyterian church yesterday, re-
turned to Montreal this morning.
Miss Lillian Gamble returned to her
home in Salem, Mass, today after visit
ing her cousin, Miss Mamie Reaside.
c. f. Perrin left last Thursday for
Chicago, for a two weeks visit to his
brother, VIM. G. Perrin OF that city.
Frank Waterman and daughter, Elsie,
returned to their home in Hardwick to-
day after visiting relatives in this city.
The Barre Rangers foot bali team was
defeated BY the Mortified team at
Mortified, to 2, Saturday afternoon.
Alfred Lonegan resumed work at the
Red Cross Pharmacy this morning, after
two weeks vacation spent in Burling-
ton.
County Examiner Of Teachers Mathew
son will hold teachers examinations at
the Spaulding building Thursday and
Friday.
III anyone has found a mans coat be-
tween George Bassett's and the Morrison
Milk Farm, will they please leave it at
sowden & Lyons.
There win be special business meet
ing OF the Altrurians at the home Of
Miss Sherburne, 81 Elm street, Wednes-
day afternoon, Aug. 30th, at $50 o'clock,
Alr. and Mrs. John Cormick ana IL
| N. Aldrich and family returned from
Rutland last night, after weeks tour
through New York state in their REQ
automobiles.
yenerdi Sett. ale ore &c mezza, in
lcominceranno le lezioni di disegno. Len
ira Ia liberia tutti. Rassa mensila
per ragazzi inferiari al Is ami 10, per
| Eli altri $3.50. lie comitato.
The Barre Evening Drawing School
viii open again Friday, Sept, 1st, 1905.
Monthly fee for boys under ] 5 years Of
lage is rs cents and for boys over Is
years Of age is St.51. The committee,
Barre, Aug. 20, 1905.
The Hogan's Alleys bali team defeat
ed the Gospel Village Stars Saturday af-
ternoon by the score of to z. A fea.
ture was Pages one handed catch. Bat
teries for Hogan's Alleys, Turney and
lGilbertson; for the stars, Wishart and
Ellis.
/ The annual meeting of the Vermont
/ federation of Women's clubs, which by
Invitation of the Barre ladies is to be
held in this city in October, has beer
postponed from the 4th and 9Th to ths
lllth and 18th because Of the Montpelier
centennial celebration on October 4th.
superintendent and Mrs. o. D. Mat
hewson and Mr.. and Mrs. g. II. White
lhave returned from their summer yaca
ton, the former from Wheelock and tn
latter from Walden. The public school
Twill reopen for the fall term of schoo
| on September 4, one week from tomor
lrow.
| All the last meeting Of Art. Zion Com
lmandery of Montpelier, pr. J. w. Jack
son, eminent commander Of ST. Aldema
| ComandeIy Of this city, promised en-
lthusiastie cooperation on the part 0
Barre Knights for the centennial cele
lbration in Montpelier in October. Tn
Montpelier committee viii erect a b;
tent on Lower State street for the bene
fit Of visiting Knights.
The Ladies' Aid society 81 the Pres
bvterian church held their annual pie
mic at Benjamin Falls Saturday after
j noon. The first part OF the Afternoon
all anticipated good time, and il
spite OF the light showers, % person
enjoyed very pleasant outing. Tea
coffee and all the good things that g
with them, including some fine Scotcl
cooking, were done justice to, afte
which the party left for home, having
spent an afternoon not soon to he for
gotten.
Mrs. James Campbell, who has beer
Visiting in Scotland for the past threi
months, returned to Barre last Thurs
day evening. Mrs. Campbell came owe
! on the Ivernia, and Mr.. Campbell re
! ceived word at lilo Wednesday fore
noon that she would dock at Bostoi
, about that afternoon, and he made t
!. 1eatch the noon train 70 20 and meet Mrs
Campbell He reached the Barre station
in time to see the train pull ont, bu
.. turning back he thought Of a previou
trip H. A. Prindle had made to tn
junction. He hunted Mr.. Prindle up an
after some delay they started to over
take the train. They did it, and Nj
: Campbell reached Boston in time.