The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-26

Ned Lewis returned To has work in
browns drug store today after five or.
six days illness with tonsilitis.
A meeting OF the Vermont Football
association will be held Saturday even
ing in the Rangers pavilion ut 7.3o.
f. o. Townsend of the firm of Town
send, Townsend & Co, returned to New
York after few days stay in this
city.
The Maple Avenue Stars defeated the
Long Street Stars, i4 To 10 today. Bat
teries for Maple avenue. Scott and
Levine and for Long Street Nenner and
Knox.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Fowler returned today
to her home in Worcester Mass, after
spending several days ii town on busi-
ness and pleasure.
Mrs. Charles Iongdren and Mrs, Will
bur Turner spent the day in Montpe.
lier visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Shores, for
inerly Of this city. u
John Craig. who has been IN Barre
for several months interesting parties
Ia South Carolina quarrics, returned to
his home in Ryan, > q, yesterday.
There win be meeting Of the Ex-
Bachelors club in Anderson & sons
Office Monday evening, May rs, 10 lay
plans for a social timc in the near
future.
nj. j. MeGowan member III the DEM
ocratic state committee. went 90 Bur.
lington last night TO attend ~ meeting
of the committee to arrange for the
state convention
The graduating class Of Spaulding
high school have issued dainty invita-
tions To their Commencement exercises
whic, will he held during the week Of
june 10. There are about thirty mem
hcTs Of the class.
+. a. prindle, George w. Mann and
4. Il. Smith returned yesterday from
PhiIlipsbptc, II. O., where they have
been fishing for few days. They res
port faif sport but that ii Il still d
trifle too early for big catches.
The following members Of the God.
lard track team are competing at the
state preparatory school meet in BUR-
lington today Towsley, captain and
manager, Goodere, Ball. Calef. A. N.
McDonald,f Darling. Booth, 5. Berry,
shepard, Earl Leclaire
4 new granite company. IN connection
with which the names OF 6 X. Scott
u. O Townsend, =. Sieywright and ilicll-
ard A. lIoar are mentioned, il said to be
contemplated, with capital ctoek Of $su,-
o00, the purpose to be the buying and
developing af quarry land.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. A. Eastman returned
from Montreal, where the former parti-
cipated in one OF the largest shooting
competitions eyer held in Canada. There
were about ten contestants from the
United States. Mr.. Eastman being the
only representative Of Vermont.
.Ianitor &. r. Jones Of the City Hall
again wishes to give notice that the
building viii be closed tonight at $50
o'clock 50 that he can give the corridors
stairways and other places their annual
cleaning out He promises that the
building viii shine on the inside toner.
row.
About twenty seminary students and
teachers accompanied the Goddard track
team to Burlington this morning. Gods
dard has about twelve men entered in
the contests Of the first inter scholastic
meet, which is being held at the umiyer-
sity of Nermont's new athletic field To-
day under the auspices of the university.
This is the last Saturday before the
resumption of the usual summer Gus.
tom Of Saturday half-holidays in the
granite plants OF the ity. beginning
with next Saturday the granite industry
will suspend for the week at noon. That
viii also mean the opening Of the pic.
mic season.
John w. Gordon, who is secretary Of
the Vermont Automobile club. has writ
ten the secretary Of the auto depart
meflt OF the horsc-auto show to be held
in Rutland next month that members
OF the club will probably make run
TO that city on June 8 and 6 Ia take
in the exhibition.
z. I. Mccarthy was in Burlington
last night and on his way home today
said to Montpelier reporter that he
had been attending 4 conference Of Dem
ocratic, labor and Clement men and
he thought with fusion there would be
a good chance Of eIeeting Clement 1t
was his opinion that labor men we're
more satisfied with Clements reply to
the questions asked by the State Fed
Grafton than they were with Proctor's
silence.
There have been several surprises
among the gazers at the caucus check
lists that have been posted at the City
Hall according to the law, because OF
the pens in which some of the citizens
of Barre have placed themselves. The
new scheme gives man an excellent
chance to see what his neighbor and fell
low-citizen is doing politically, and the
nops of some are amusing Those WHO
wish to see the board Of civil authority
about IL viii have an opportunity to do
so on the evening of May 81.
"All the world loves lover. and
You will find the most ridiculous but
perfectly natural complications. involv.
ing the mistaken identities Of Two
lovers, merrily portrayed in "1lie Real
Widow Brown, which will be seen at
the opera house Wednesday. May 30.
There are no dull periods. The action,
Is tcrse sharp and brisk The enter.
tainment embraces everything that II
new and papunr u the lnie Of music,
and it i tfe Kind Of high class melri
ment which never fails 10 cure the blues
ami brain fag. .''rie Real Widow Brown
is big success Tickets Monday even
ing AZ Red Cross Pharmacy.