The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-23

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Linen pougee for suits, AZ yeaIe i
Knights.
A fine program 4 offered at the Thea
forum.
A gamble for d woman at the Pavilion
tonight.
g. w Perry went to Cabot today on
business
4. p Austin went to Marshtield on
business to-day.
Ed Leclair went to Burlington today
TO visit relatives.
| Miss Carrie Rossi Of Waterbury is
visiting friends IN this city.
Donald Smith returned to-day from a
business Visit in New York.
Miss Esther Fits went 20 Boston to-
day for visit with friends.
You will want one Of those wrappers
for $40 at Perry's on Saturday.
Prof Al Phillips Of Montpelier is Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. !. ,. Hooker.
There win De meeting of ST. Johns
Court, & .. II, tonight al 1880 o'clock
Rev. and Mrs, Douglas OF nansilIe
visited friends in South Barre Friday,
Mrs Charles Mari aai wo children
visited in South Barre few days ago
Miss Annie Stewart went To Montreal
today, where she win spend the sum
mcr.
Miss Dina M. Christensen Is seriously
i'll with the muinps at her home on Beck
ley street
Robert Hodge. who Is attending school
in Burlington, visited friends III the city
over Sunday.
just returned from New York with
some extra values IN ladies' suits. A. r.
Abbott q Co.
A pound daughter was horn last
night to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bartlett Of
Merchant street.
Mrs. i. Al Dodge and daughter, Mar
tia, visited at the home Of Mr and Mrs.
+. b. Wallace, Monday.
Guy Howard has finished moving INFO
the new tenement over The iced depa.t-
ment OF his fathers store.
Hughes Livery company Is running q
surrey. Promptness,N our motto. Tel
ephone l50-; private line.
A gallon Of the best maple syrup for
Sl.00. Made BY maker of reputc. Or
der now. Sowden 1 Lyon.
Public surrey service resumed at
Hughes Livery company. Phone l50--,
Merchant and Summer streets.
II. Edison Baird Of Orange left Tuesday
for Iowa, where he was called BY the
serious illness Of his sister.
The Rev. w. G. MacIntyre returned
this morning from Lancaster, N. HI,
where be has been at the presbytery.
Miss Annie Averill returned to Tufts
college today after visit at the home
Of her parents, Afr. and Mrs. Il. Al.
Ayerill,.
The sewing school closes Saturday.
April ~; ard the ladies 81 the Civic
Federation are invited to be present To
inspect the work OF the children.
An invitation i extended to an soeie
ties TO participate in the Memorial day
parade. All So wishing viii report 10
Dr ]. wv jackson. marshal. Per order
Memorial day committee.
The ". z. A. OF the Presbyterian
church viii hold its regular meeting On
Thursday, April ~. at 80 p. ~. The
paper OF the evening will be given BY
Messrs. Patterson and Ganld.
Columbia floor paint Il the leader for
durability and finish. Ii looks better
longer than any other floor paint known.
~ i the kind that withstands hard
knocks. Buy il Of g. A. Wilkinson,
Prospect street.
The womausi Mission circle Of the I'm
iyersalist church will hold its regular
meeting at the parsonage Friday after
noon ut $3.50 o'clock. The watchw0rc |
viii be Faith" Members please bear
the date in mind.
All officers ana members of Bright star
Rebekah lodge are requested TO meet at
the hall Friday afternoon at 1890 for
the purpose of attending the funeral of
our late sister, Mrs. Ella Carr Per
order, vice grand,
Among arrivals at the Northern hotel |
Yesterday were u. II. Fancy Worcester,
Mass Joseph w Tinney, Quincy, Mass.
II. me-. Eagan. Newark, N. J.;s I'll NORM. /
Malone, N. I'll; A. 81 Camelli, Boston;
Alex. Milne, Rutland.
Mrs. i, Al Dodge and daughter, Mar
tina, Of Waits River. were III Waterbury /
Friday and Saturday. Mrs Dodge Wis
iteu her father, Sidney Wallace, who was
81 years old Oh April l2, and HER young
est brother and family, who live on the
old home farm.
Dear Editor I saw iii your paper IF I
April Is that George j. Long Of Bur-
lingten had some old relies. ! have
some older than hiss a foreign silver
dollar. reads I'll il Car6ius HI. Del T
Grafia, l7ss"; also a upper Cancidaiun
penny Of l65s, and It IL larger than they
are nowadays. Fred Belviile, Barre, VT.
Thu Spaulding high school base ball
team and the Ancient Order of Hiberni
ans team played a one.sided unscheduled
game at the trotting park yesterday sf
ternoon, the Hibernians defeating the
school team by a score DIT 10 to in
nine innings of ragged playing Bat
teries. for Hibernians, Keefe and David
son; for Spaulding, Fisher and soIdini.
Among arrivals at the hotel Otis last
evening and to-day were w w MeCann,
Rochester n. ~; II !. Bellevue, Man
chester, n H; Harry Jackson. j. j.
DOYLE, Concord n. H.; II. G. Young,
Boston; George Beattie, Bellows Falls;
AIr. and Mrs. i. y. York, New York: Mr..
and Mrs. IL II. Jones, Hartford. Conn
William Hasselin, New York. and l6i
of the Vanderbilt Cup1 com
pany.
Among the four Washington county
Eases entered for trial al the term Of
supreme court TO convene May 5. are