The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-15
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SATURDAY night Pm a Nislt WlLh friends.
Mrs. Kathrine Lavelle spent Sunday
at the home Of her parents in North.
field.
The w. S. Z. club win meet at the
church parlors this evening from to
The Tuesday afternoon whist elub
win meet with Mrs. F. I. Cutler this
week.
r. Conf went to New London, Conn,
Saturday night where he has secured
work.
McWhorter has boys suits built for
q career Of hardships. $780,. $3.50
to $500.
Alex Reid Of Boston, formerly Of
Barre, u visiting his brother, Rev.
George Watt.
Loren Bennett Of walderboro, Me-, Ii
visiting bis sister, Mrs. Riley Burgess
for few weeks.
State convocation Of Granite Chapter,
| No. 20, r. a. M, 10 Masonic hall, Tues
day evening at o'clock.
Rev. and Mrs. +. a. Poole left last
night for Boston for a few days visit
at the home Of Mr., Poole's parents.
G. W. Perry moved today IRON Fair
view street into his new house which
he has built on South Warren street.
Miss May Sutherland, who has been
visiting relatives in the city for sew
eral weeks, left today for Boston.
There will be meeting Of the Glen.
ngie club in Miles hall Wednesday even
ing, January nth, at 1880 o'clock sharp.
Ballard's steamship agency reports
that the steamer st Louis, from New
York to Southampton, arrived Satur
day.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety Of the Methodist church will meet
with Mrs ]. H. George Wednesday af-
ternocn at 2.so o'clock.
The next roller-skating win take
place Wednesday afternoon at 2 p, M.
One session in the afternoon and two
sessions in the evening.
The intermediate League 81 The Me.
thodist church win have It's annual
sleigh ride Wednesday evening, starting
from DR.. Martins house at o'clock.
Claude Martin went to Randolph Sat.
urday night 10 spend Sunday with re-
latiyes.
Roller.skating Wednesday Thursday
and Friday afternoons and evenings this
week Afternoon session will begin at
2 p. M. and close az p. N. Evening
sessions as usual.
r. n. Jameson and Earl Batchslder
left today for Morrisville TO work on
the finishing Of the @. III Waterman
house, which H. NJ. Houston OF this
city is building there.
Chief Brown arrested Thomas O'Leary
this morning on warrant charging
breach Of the peace. O'Leary pleaded
guilty to the charge In city court and
paid fine Of $40 and costs Of s7.2o.
One important thing for you to do
come in and get our special January
prices on our full line Of eommode sets.
Several have already procured one. G.
N. Kenyon & Co.'S Bargain Store.
Painters Union. Every member Local
1856, requested to be at meeting Tuesday.
Jan. 16, '06. Business from headquar-
ters and important matters. Herbert A.
Rugg, sec'y.
Joseph Jacques who was arrested
about week ago on the charge OF
breach OF the peace pleaded guilty to
thee barge this morning in city court.
He was fined S5 and costs OF 1891 which
he paid.
The agreement between the Barre 4
Montpelier electric railroad and their
employees expires the first OF next
month, and n conference is being arrang-
ed, looking to thed rawing up Of another
agreement.
The local lodge Of New England Order
Of Protection has invited the Montpelier
lodge members 20 be their guests this
week, in return for the compliment ex-
tended BY the latter last week,
Miss Lillian Gordon, who has been
visiting at the home of her parents, MI
and Mrs. ]. w. Gordon, returned last
night to Roxbury, Mass, where she Is
attending the Emma Howe Vocal school,
The ex-uembers Of Company E, ". n.
o., met Saturday evening and appointed
COMMITTEES to close up the affairs Of
The company. The members Of the com.
mittee are Sergts, Wilson, Wright, and
Wylie.
Patrick Griffin, who has been visiting
his brother, John Griffin and his sis
tiers, Mrs. 4. j. Denninp, Mrs Alex
stevens, Mrs. Wilford Marion and Mrs
W. II. Noonan, left this morning for bis
home in WinnePog, Manitoba.
After visiting one-third Of the Mont
pelier people he has on his list, Principal
1 Il. "A. Bishop Of Montpelier seminary
reports thta he has secured pledges ior
over $4,000 for thes chool's endowment
fund. He expects that be viii be able
to raise The balance Of the S25 900 II
Montpelier, which he hopes TO get.
w. J. Colville, Of New York, noted
speaker and lecturer of international re
putation. viii deliver n lecture o.
4 ''Cosmic Life" in the yestry 81 the Uni
1 yefsalist church on the evening Of Tues,
1 day, Jan. 10th, at 730 o'clock The
! speaker vii lecture and iniprovise poem