The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-02

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Israel Wood Of Orange was visitor
IN the city today,
II. Cardini leaves tonight for trip
70 his old home ii Italy
John Gamble and son Of Groton are
visiting relatives il The city
George PRAY 81 North Montpelier was
a visitor n Che city to-day.
n. d. Mcxley went to Mortified yes
terday On q business visit.
Daniel Emery 81 Washington was in
the city yesterday on business.
More Of those Sl.25 long silk gloves
at 500 per pair az Naughan's.
Charles Perry Of PIainheld was bust
ness visitor in the city to-day.
O. N. Granger has added new chair
70 the outfit III his barber shop,
Mrs. G. Peduzzi and children arrived
iu the city yesterday from Italy
New line of infants white dresses at
Perry's, both long and short ones.
Cash paid for watches. diamonds, gold
and silver jewelry. Burr, the Jeweler.
Everything is fine for skating without
ice at the Pavilion tonight, 7 to 10
n. m.
Best dairy butter 23 cents per pound.
Eggs IS cents per dozen at Eastman
Bros.
David Hall of Groton ii visiting at
the home Oh J. n Murray Of Orange
street.
Roderck w. Peake returned to-day
from q visit with his grandmother in
Orange.
". II, Messer assister the choir at
the Baptist church in Montpelier on
Sunday
we give red stamps Or per cent. dis
count with purchases. J.. u. Brown, 337
North Main street,
Mr. and Mrs. q. Il. Woodworth REL
turned yesterday from visit with rela
tives in Waterbury.
Private sale, each day and evening at
the City Auction rooms; everything in
the housekeeping line.
A. Giachino has just received $50 of
the very latest songs from the Mckinley
Music company 10 cents each
Mrs, }. II. Mckenzie returned yester.
day from visit with her daughter,
Miss Mary Mckenzie, ii Fair Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. u RI Tierncy and son
Paul left this noon for two weeks
visit with relatives IN Hartford, Conn,
The funeral services Of Elmer Sanders
will be held from his late residence at
South Barre at 1890 tomorrow after
noon.
Martin Carr. who has been visiting
friends in the city for the past few days,
returned this morning to his home in
st. Johnsbury.
Robert Beagrie Il moving from the
Stickney tenement ON Church street to
the house Which he recently bought. at
the corner Of franklin and fremont
streets.
John III Worcester Of South Barre has
purchased Stanley steam auto from
parties in sharon. Mr.. Worcester and
George M. Mann went to Sharon to-day
10 run the machine here.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes.
terday Mere ] b. Adams, Mary Il. Adj
ans, Randolph; Jerry WALLER, Berlin, NJ
III. +. y, Retain, Burlingtons 9. H. Colby,
Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. +. Marks, New
York.
The granite plants On the yilas section
OF the Consolidated electric company
were obliged to shut down at II o'clock
this morning because Of lack Of power
The trouble was caused by short cir
cunt Ga Railroad street.
4 meeting Of the Ancient Order Of
Hibernians base ball team was held at
Quinlen halI last evening for the purpose
BIZ eIeeting d captain To take tie place
Of James Murray, who recently resigned. |
Leonard Tierney was elected to the posi-
tion.
The regular meeting Of the Ladies'
lid society Of the Baptist church Will |
be held IN the church parlor Tuesday, |
June second. supper viii be served from
$50 until 730 o'clock Menu, straw |
berries and cream, warm rolls, cake and |
coffee
Regular meeting Of the Ladies' Of the
will be held iii the III. Of r /
hall Wednesday evening, June 3, at 7 /
o'clock. Refreshments Of ice cream and
cake will be served. Record keeper will
be At The hall To receive assessments and /
social members june tax.
The United Missionary society win |
meet for 4 basket picnic with Mrs. BY
ron Jackson. Wednesday. The program /
IL in charge Of the Temperance secre-
tarv. Members Of the w. c. T. &. are
invited to attend. Please
take the l,45 on 2sl5 car.
McAuley's Athletics and the Knights |
Of Columbus base ball team played a /
game at the trotting park |
yesterday afternoon. the score being 10 I
To > in favor Of the Athletics Batteries. /
for the Athletics, Scott and Milne; for 1
K. Of c., Hartigan and Jameson.
The trio Of DRINKS who were arrested /
Yesterday afternoon by Officers Garlic and I
Hame were arFaigned in city court this
and each pleaded guilty. ELI /
Carter, who was arrested BY Officer Garlic |
in an empty house on River street, said I
he was guilty OF a subsequent otfense 1
and was fined sl5, with costs Of $685. I
he was unable TO pay and went TO the
county jail for ~ days The two taken
in BY Officer Hamel were Pelice Drouge
Of Vershire and Claude Drouge Of this
.ity. who were engaged IN a scrap with
4 third party on fremont street when
The officer arrived. They pleaded guilty
10 first oifenses and each paid total Of
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