The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-03
TALK or THE TOWN.
Roller skating tonight
House dresses at Fits.

John Kerr ii confined To his rooms on
Ayerill street with illness.
More " those Sl25 long six gloves
ct 500 per pair AZ Naugilan's
George Davidson went to Waterbury
today on visit with friends.
Mrs. William LeCiier Of Northheld Wis.
tied relatives in the city today.
New line 81 infants white dresses at
Perry's both long and short ones.
Spauding high alumni BAH az Wood
mems hall next Wednesday evening.
Everything is fine for skating without
ice at the Pavilion tonight, 7 to l0H
p. m.
Bring the whole family to see a French
Guards Bride, At the Theatorium, OF
course
Private sale, each day and evening atI
the City Auction rooms; everything ia
the housekeeping line.
IT r. Cutler Of Burlington, formerly
a photographer in this city. was in town
to!ay on a business visit.
Have you heard Daniel Roach sing,
When She Wore Pinaforeg AT the
Comique, last time tonight
Pianos and organs for sale Al Bailey's
music rooms, 200 North Main street,
farre, VT. H.J LoRoe, agent.
a. Giachino has just received $50 Of
the very latest songs from the Mckinley
Music company. 10 cents each.
On account 81 the cold weather the
lawn party at ST. Monica's church
viii be postponed until next week,
Remember the strawberry and salad
supper AZ tile Unirersaiist church to-
morrow night, June 4, from until 5
o'clock.
Miss Mamie Watkins returned to
New Haven, Conn. today after being
called here by the death Of her father.
Henry Watkins
Tonight At the opera house tlle Marks
Bros. Repertoire Co. will present. The !
Mountain Maid" with 4 change Of spec
iaities and new pictures
Mrs. ]. G. WylIie and children LETT
this afternoon for Bismark, NJ D., |
where they wiz spend the summer at |
the home Of her parents.
Make date FOR the spauIdinp hirh |
school alumni ball to Be given III Wood /
mems hall next Wednesday evening;
there's always good time at this iii |
fair.
aesolve to eat more cooling foods this
sunmer--tish for instance. It's better
for yon, your family and your pocket
book. City Fish Market Is the place
for freshest fish always.
The men at the Conlique last night
heayed SIGH of relief; the interior Of \
the place resembied regular theatre
50 much that quite 4 number Of the
Indies unconscionsly removed their
hats.
What promises TO be one Of the finest
orchestra concerts ever heard IN this
section il that 70 he given BIZ the Mont
peleir Military Band orchestra of twelve
pieees at Spanlding alumni hall iii Wood.
mems hall Wednesday evening
Among those who went ID Burlinu
ton today To attend the Eastern Star
convention we're Mrs II. a. Richard
son. Mrs. VI. II. Paine, AIRS. Henry
Smith, Mrs. \. L. Smith, Mrs Il. r.
Durham, Mrs. ID. ". Stone and Mrs.
Oscar " Anderson.
Regular meeting of the Ladies' Of tho
Maeeahees will he held iii the III. III P.
hall Wednesday evening. June ), all Y
o'clock. Refreshments af Ice cream and
cake will be served. Record keeper will
be at the hall to receive assessments ana
social members June tax.
The United Missionary society win
meet for basket picnic with Mrs. Bv
ron Jackson, Wednesday. The program
II IN charge Of the Temperance secre.
tary Members BIZ the III. &. n. III. are
cordially invited to attend. Please
take the HAS or 2il5 car.
The cold weather 81 the last two DAYS
caused some anxiety among the people
who have garden stuff up, and many
last evening took the precaution to cover
UP their tomato plants The early risers
this morning say that there was 4 white
frost plainly to be seen Oh the grass,
bur there was not enough to 40 any
harm 70 gardens.
Fred e. Cults received letter last
night from his sister, Mrs. Eva Geen.
who took her son, Wesley, to hospital
N Montreal, saying that the hoy would
be operated on to-day for the removal
q bis LEFT eye, as the doctors found
that they could not save Ii. The boy I
was INT IN the exc with q stone acct
aentally thrown by another BOY.
I
A base ball team picked from the
granite sheds on BufHhams meadow was
By Barclay Bros. team. is
to &c Oh the trottiHg park grounds yes
terday afternoon. The meadow boys
made many errors and were poor al
Ehe bat. The feature Of tile game was
! home run BY Douglass Barclay bring
M II three scores. Six innings were
played
Joseph Kennedy was arraigned in the
,ity court this morning on the alleged
'harge of intoxication, to which he
pleaded not guilty, and the case was
continued until Saturday. Kennedy was
arrested last evening on warrant by
Deputy Sheriff II. j Slayton, who al
owed him to 80 on his own recognizanee
or his appearance in court this morn
ng.
Some Of the little friends and school
mates of Miss Rose keefe called on her
It her home Monday night and gave
Ter a pleasant surprise party, in honor
It her eleventh birthday She received
many beautiful and useful gifts from
Ter little friends for which she thanked
hem all. Light refreshments were serv
d. When the party broke up after