The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-09
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at Fits
For i good fitting corset buy q r. N.
at Perry's.
Have vow seen "a Man Monkey Az
the TheatorumH
Mrs. &. Rossi left today for a visit
in Boston and Quincy Mass
Red stamps givenwith groceries. j. H.
Brown, S37 North Main street.
William lIodgdon Of Danville is visit
| ing at the home of james Trail
II. w. Moore "a Roxhuy was i visitor
IN the city yesterday and today.
Fred Hrcsaw went to Jxbridge to-day,
where he will work for the summer,
Dr. w. 0. Hutchinson OF Washington
was a business visitor in the city today,
Miss Annie Somers il spending a va.
cation 81 week with relatives III Gum.
az, Mass.
Regular convocation Of Ruth chapter,
@. y. ~, Wednesday evening, june l0
at 1880 o'clock.
There win be meeting Of the Cos
mopoitan club at the rooms Wednes-
day, june 10, at 7.S0 p M
The Thursday evening services at the
Congregational church will be held in
the Baraca rooms this week.
For sale cheap, two bedroom suits, one
Quaker prize range and other household
articles. Inquire 1T 40 Park street.
The regular meeting 81 Queen of the
Forest Circle, No. $751; will meet this
evening in Foresters' hall at 1880 o'clock.
The regular meeting Of Bright star
Rebekah lodge, No. Is. will be held on
"Wednesday evening, June 10, AT 3 o'clock.
The Rev, &. G. Conner and daughter
Ruth have returned aftfr two or three
weeks in the West and ii Palmer, Mass.
A meeting of the Barre Rangers Foot
ball club will be held in the pavilion to-
night at 7 o'clock. ]. viii, president
Miss Sadie Blanchard left this morning
for old Orchard, Maine, where she Is
10 work this summer for y, H. Camp
bell.
Mrs. Edward Reulhaeh, nee Nellie
Whelan, Is spending ten days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Robert W,helan Of
Montpelier
The remains of Thomas Berry, wac
died at Waterbury yesterday, were taken
to Lebanon, NJ II, today and the funeral
and internent viii be held there.
The last game ut the season between
Montpelier seminary and Montpelier high
school played yesterday afternoon at
Intercity park, resulted IN an easy vic
tory Tor the high school, 5 to ?.
Assistant Postmaster Frank Z. Rob
inson has been occupied for the past
two days truudling a measuring device
over the routes Of the letter carriers
To determine the distance travelled BIZ
each man.
G. q. Harris wishes to announce that
having secured the services of Mrs. Per-
ley Carr, pianist, also 4 number Of other
competent musicians, be is prepared to
furnish orchestra for any occasion. Tel.
444-S or 1911.
The program offered at the Theatori.
nm ii one of the best offered at this
resort in some time Turning the Ta
bles, IA Man Monkey. ana Parlez yous
Francaisw are screams. Large audiences
attended both the afternoon and evening
performance.
Referee w, n. Therianlt Yesterday APP
proved the accounts Of G. A. Gale, trus
tee Of the bankrupt estate Of Ira Pierce,
and Mr. Sale was discharged from fur
Their service The costs of bankruptcy
proceedings can be paid out III the estate
but the creditors get no dividend
We don't know what method the
Roach Brothers are nsiug to cool the |
Comique, but whatever ii is. it is one
grand sueccss There are no fans ia 1
sight yet The place is cool az all times. |
1t has been limited that they have in
stalled cooling plant similar to the |
one used N the New York HIippodrome. /
The roof stone for tbe Mark Hanna
vault, which was quarried at The Bond Il |
Whitcomh quarries, George Straiton re
oeiyer, was brought Oft the hill this /
morning en- route t0 Mortified, where |
it will be cut by Cross Brothers The /
block measures ! 5 feet square and is
only about is inches in thickness and +
weighs $4,000 pounds.
Local base hall fans win be interested
To know that doe Grape has returned
70 Montpelier from Maine where he has
been playing bali in the Atlantic league
Of Maine, and that he Is glad he's back.
Joe says the season has flunked out
down in Maine and that many Of the
players were stranded, as their salaries
were not forthcoming.