The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-20


Tie concert it the Barre opera house
tomorrow evening viii begin at SIS
O'Clock
Beginners session id roller skating
every day at Q o'clock d. m, Ut the
Pavilion.
81 cerea due TIE uomini capaci al
tagliare lavori III granite per il polish.
John Mcaiim q Son.
The interest Oh notes 1T the Barre
Savings Bank and Trust Company be-
comes due March 1st.
MIR. and Mrs George More returned
last night from few days visit at the
home of Mrs. More's parents in Hart
land
Irwin Jones has finished work az bar
Der in Woodruh's shop and VIII 10 to
Windsor where he has purehased a bar
Der shop.
Thomas G4rity and family returned
Hast night from Quincy, Mass, where
they went to bury their daughter, Mrs,
Fred Brassaw.
An electric car will return to Mont
pelier after the Federation song recital
at the Barre opera house Wednesday
evening, Feb, 2lst
The teachers Of Ward 5 school were
very pleasantly entertained al the home
Of Mrs William Wales on Merchant
street Saturday evening.
Miss Maude Frost, who has been visit
ing at the home of NJ. and Mrs. 4. A.
Drown for the past week, returned to-
day to her home in Newport, n Il.
Be sure and read the programme IN
today's paper for the Civic federations
musical recital, Feb Fl, Wednesday
evening, at the Barre opera house.
a programme consisting Of music and
tableaux viii be given Ak the costume
carnival, Congregational ycstry, Friday
February %, z TO . p. IN. Admission
IL cents.
G. +. Jones. who has been employed
ia WoodwortIl's barber shop for SOME
time, has purchased his brothers barber
shop at Windsor, and left for that place
this morning.
While Edwin Carleton was driving up
Main street this morning with load
OF hay. he upset twice between Depot
Square and toe Miles building, on ac-
count Of the deeply rutted SNOW.
Special Song Sale. "Just Little
Rocking Chair and You" hummer,
one that YOU can't help hnmming When
you hear it. Wednesday evening only
at II cents per copy. Ayerill Muss Co.
Joseph NJ TAFT. left yesterday for
New York, where be will be witness
( in the probating 81 the win Of Els c
Bruce, formerly Of East Montpelier.
who died in View York year ago. Mr.
Taft Intends to visit Coney Island be-
fore he returns.
Abbiamo ALA dispazizione della nostra
clientela ltaliana Paimanacco tascabile.
| il quale riusGto eecelente. Cont.eue
oltre 50 pagine per note, Ia dirsg one
del iiFe alarm, ed j rog0lamenti postal
per spedizioni di ogni geuere, Ilitaliani
che desiderano d ayerlo posspno riyoi-
gerh da Y. GrolIa mel nostro Hogozio Ia
Main street, +. Il. Rogers s Go.
/ The Rev. d.. J. Edward Wright and
( Mrs Wright Of Montpelier expect 10
| spend the months oil March ANA April
IN the far West and on the Pacific coast.
/ They win be accompanied ID California
+ by Mrs. A. w. Perrin, who goes there
/ 70 visit Mrs. G. T. sabln. her mother.
Mr. Wright will devote q portion Of the
1 time while he il away under the direc.
I tion OF the parent board, IN doing mis-
sionary work among weak and sirue.
Cling Unitarian churches IL Salt Lake
/ City, Ogden, Denver and Colorado City,
+ and in several cities on the Pacific
coast
Edmund Freeman, formerly Of Plain
! field, died last evening at the home 81
z his son, Charles Freeman, OF Weston.
Mass The deceased was a son Of tie
4 late Dr. Edmund Freeman and liked for
years on the home place IL Plainfed,
where w @. George lives at the present
time. Mr.. freeman being in poor health,
moved to Weston from this city q few
years since with bis wife, who died
about six weeks ago. nj. ". b. Free
man Of Summer street, this city, IS a
brother. There are three sons, CHARLES,
EQHNUd ana LlN4eF 81 weston. AAf
body win be brought to Piainfeld for
burial, arriving there on the early morn.
ing train Thursday Interment az the
iamiiy lot, Center buTyiug ground
The East MontpeIcr Musical Associa.
lion wiIl hold it. sth annual convention
al village hall, East Montpelier, on Wed.
resday and IhWsday Feb. 2sth and
March tst. c. +. Dudley Of East Mont
pelier Is the conductor; Harriet Foster
1leayes, u Montpelier, pianist; tho
cecilia Quartette 81 Montpelier viii par
.ieipate. The quartette consists Of Mrs
". a. Briggs Afrs n i Pitlgin, Mrs
IsYrist p Willard, ard Mrs.. Frank H.
P,ilIcr. Nj. a. W. Allen Of Barre will BE-
Ire dramatic reader The closing concert
wiIl b. held Thursday evening March
ist. az o'clock. after which dancing
wiii 81 IL orlcr until 400 a m The "
w. railroad will give special rates
over Is road Transportation from
be station 10 fbe half will be free.
fiekeis. admitting holder 70 al Fehsar-
sails. concerts, aud entertainments dur.
inc She convention. sl50 Admitting
10 releafsal. IS cent? Admitting % che
concert, 81 cent?. Dancing 20 cenl@ per
4a N.aa4.r Or fMnte MGR niasn