The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-13

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| ficeg
Miss Retta Lane, who has been visit
| ing at the home Of her brother, A. G.
Lane, returned to her home in New
port yesterday.
| Tickets for Monday nights perfor-
nance Of Bennett Moulton Co 90 on
sale tomorrow morning at the Red
Cross Pharmacy.
Emery Clark is hauling lumber on
10 his land he recently bought Of George
Cassie and intends building q small
summer place this spring
h Miss Ethel Strong returned this af-
fernoon from Potsdam, m. Y., where
she IL attending school, to spend the
| spring vacation at her home in East
/ Barre,
The handsome window cards which are
to be seen in most Of the dry goods
store windows were drawn by pupils
iof Miss Badger, .he art teacher in the
Icity schools.
The children of the Baptist Sunday
school are requested to meet at the
church Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
TO rchearse for Easter. Will the par
ents see that the children conner
| The Rev. Leon Wells, who has been
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G..
Wells, went to South Royalton this af-
ternoon for q visit ON the his way TO
Tunbridge, where he is pastor of the
Methodist church.
Leo Haffora, once Northern league
ball pitcher under the name of George,
is now pitching finely for the Cincinnati
National league club. He camo TO the
Northern league from the Someryille,
Mass, high school.
All those interested in forming Y.
NJ. G. base ball team, are requested to
meet ut the rooms this (Friday) evening
at $50. If satisfactory arrangements
are made the team will start work in the
1 gymnasium on Monday night. 1hos.
/ Nichols.
The inadequacy OF Barre's hotel ac-
commodations was again shown last
night when the members of the Busy
INy" chorus tralnpcd the streets iuef-
fectually TO set quarters for the night.
Montpelier hotels got the bulk Of the
business.
At the Universalist church meeting
last evening the pastor presented a list
OF names for membership in the church
which is the largest received at one time
since the organization of the society.
The recognition service viii be on Easter
Sunday morning.
Two antedeluvian Central Vermont
cars that have been newly painted ar
rived in the city today to supplant the
vestibule cars that have been so much
appreciated on the Barre branch line.
! These cars resemble little Noahs arks.
/ Montpelier Journal.
A Judgment for $3.50 has been re-
turned by the Montpelier city court in
the civil suit OF the Vermont Mutual
Fire Insurance company against w. H.
/ Noonan aud NJ. II. Harrington OF the
Northern hotel in this city, it being
brought over all assessment.
The bennett Moulton Co." comes 70
the opera house all next week with all
next week with all new plays, and a
big list of specialties including Juniper
& Hayes, the comedy coon and the octo-
room. Remember Monday night is ladies'
AibhNhr a-AtNAbttf HiOAAAtAis dt luN
Red Cross Pharmacy, 1o.2o-3oc.
/. D. Sibley's team ran from Depot
Square UP Main street this morning
making pedestrians and teams hustle
in order to get out oil the. In rounding
the corner at Depot Square the wagon
collided with telephone pole and
smashed q wheel. The animal turned
out Elm street, and was finally stopped
lon Summer street.
A local golf enthusiast went down to
the Barre Golf Club links yesterday al
ternon and found the grounds in any
thing but playable shape. A heavy
coating of Ice made the game impossible
Yesterday and will, in fact, postpone
the opening of the sport to time much
later than usual When the season gets
started the local club hopes TO arrange
frequent matches with other clubs in
this section.
Ruth Chapter, o. T.. S., held its an.
nual election Of officers Wednesday
evening in Masonic hall. The following
were chosen TO be the officers of the
chapter: Worthy matron Mrs. Abbic ID.
Stone; worthy patron, c. M. Wiley;
associate matron, Mrs. f. l.. Smith ;
secretary, Mrs. Edith Roberts; treasurer
Mrs. Gertrude Wetmore; conductress
Mrs. Edith Richardson; associate con-
ductress, Miss Lizzie Mekeowin, The
appointive officers will be announced at
the time of the installation.
| A crowded house was The reward last
night at the Barre opera house for
George gSidney's previous performance OF
"I,usy Izzy" in this city. Last night
Sidney apepared in the new rest cure
which goes under the name OF Izzy's va
cation. The piece is very. much like
the former production---thc same tumble
of laughs in which Sidney il aided by a
capable support. Carrie Webber as
Broncho Nell, the female Scotty. show
ed her versatility in q lively fashion,
and the dancers were well drilled.
The officers and teachers Of the Bible
School Of the First Baptist church ex-
tend an invitation To all menibcs and
4 friends Of the school To he present on
Easter Sunday, April ~, ut twelve
y o'clock. The annual promotion exercises
\ from the primary To the intermediate
department will DO ono Of the interest
\ ing features Of the hour. Parents who
are interested in the advancement OF
their children come and encourage them
tbv your presence The Eastr concert
Twill be given by the school in the even
ling.