The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06
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Roller skating at 2 p. m. today.
You are welcome to look around at
the Vaughan store.
Fall fashions III women's Dorothy
Dodd Shoes at McIsean's.
William o. Hanson left this morning
for weeks visit in Boston.
A few Sc blanks to close at two for
Sc. AyerilI music company.
Walter Adams of Fitehburg, Mass, i
visiting at his home in this city for 4
few days.
The Tourist club will meet with Mrs.
], s. Gates, Keith avenue, Monday after
noon at 2.3o.
Iiale's Pavilion opened last evening for
ROLLER skating. There wHs an unusually
lgpod attendance.
Henry p. Baldwin and family return.
Ell yesterday from Barton, where they
spent the summer.
'Iudson Craft of Petartown, Ca, is i'll
al the home Of William Burnham, II
South Main street.
Miss Grace ingalls, Of the Mathewson
school has gone to her home in North.
field to spend Sunday.
j. h. Hawkins and Mrs T. H. Stowe Of
Boston Mass, are visiting the family OF
their nephew, Frey CLAY.
Tuesday evening, Oct 3, Is the date
Of the harvest supper At the Universalist
vestry. Supper only zoe.
John Gall superintendent for the New
lpcrt Granite CO., at Newport, is in the
city on business for few days.
Mrs A. II. Young left yesterday to re-
turn to her home u Minneapolis after
visiting in Barre and Montpelier.
Frank Hutchinson has resumed work
at Eastman's after d lay.oif Of few
days because OF an injured hand.
Mrs. +. j. Willard Of Galway, N. y,
arrived in the city last evening to visit
ter sister, Mrs. .. p. Mathewson
The best remedy for cold, our home
made hore hound candy. You are sure
IT Is pure at the Barre Candy Kitchen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Self Of Boston
will arrive in the city Monday and Mr..
Self will take bis old position as solo
clarinetist with GiIbertson's orchestra.
Mrs A. g. I.aPoint today accompanied
Mrs. Emma G. Worthng, assistant
deputy inspector OF the Woman's Relief
Corps to Brookiield to inspect ii. 4.
Freeman Corps, No. AZ.
Madam Susan b. Stratton lies in a
critial condition at the home OF her son,
George O. Strattonssin Montpelier, hay-
| ing been attacked with apcplexy. Mrs.
Stratton lacks one month OF being 90
years Of age.
The chicken pie supper served by the
ladies' Aid society Of the Congregations
al church last evening was success.
! About 200 people were served with an
excellent supper. The eateress was Mrs,
g. NJ Benedict.
4 large number Of the legislators took
advantage Of the interval between the
weekly adjournment. OF the Legislature
and the departure of their trains yester-
day afternoon 70 come from Montpelier
% inspect this city.
The Barre ladies, Mrs. o. ID. Mathew.
son, Mrs. y w Vaughan, Mrs. K. H
Watkins ami Miss Blanche Tilden, who
have been attending the convention of the
State Federation Of Women's clubs at
Remington have returned home.
Ex-Governor Bell and party left Mont
pelier yesterday, the retiring governor
going to Bellows Falls TO attend a grange
meeting, and his family going to their
home in Walden. Governor Bell went
from Bellows Falls to Woodstock
The annual meeting Of the Vermont
lDairymen's Association may not be held
lin Montpelier January $40, 1907. as
lplauned. Officials Of that organization
lhad engaged Armory hall and made other
arrangements, bnt claim the hotel rates
arr too high. II is thought probable that
the meeting viii be held Ia Rutland.
The annual meeting Of the Y. p G. 4.
of the Universalist church was held last
evening and the following officers were
elected: President, shirley Bradford
vice president, Clarence Clark; secretary
\ Mae Thwing; assistant secretary, Nina
Bates; treasurer, Edward Bruce; chair
Imam lookout committee, Florence Dan
lferth; devotional committee Sadie
lflatk flower committee katherine
Ahefn; social committee, Esther Fits
The union is in prosperous condition.
Fsery preparation is being made te
llave labor measures introduced az this
session Of the legislature and President
EGruiekshank 81 the Vermont State
liranch feels confident that three Il not
Efedf distinctly labor bills viii be enacted
Into law this year Several representa-
ltiSes aud senators have come forward
and offered to introduce bills dealing
more literally with the working people
and taking il all IN all the prospects may
4 Ia said to be somewhat favorable. Yer
mont Union Signal
The attendance last evening at the
second night Of the Odd Ladies' fail
nearly crowded the hall and the dancing
was great success. Al every figure
there were all the dancers on the floor
that could conveniently dance. a very
lenioyabIe programme was rendered. The
Sclnmann Qtartctte sang several selec-
ltons III their usual highly enjoyable
manner. Miss Emma phillips sang a solo
4 ~ very pleasing voice. The Old Maids
Tea Party was the canse Of much merri.
nent for the audience. A reading was
given by AIiss Wright. On the pro-
uranlme this evening will be the Odd
f.adiea' fancy drill which II said to be
very fine.
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