The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-25
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y. Hullister jackson went 20 burning
ton on business yesterday
The I. 0. G. 7. social tonight at K. Of
&c. hall at 8 o'clock. Come.
r. II. Clark went 10 Cabot to-day for
visit with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Eliza Humphrey Of Waterbury Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. L. Wood
worth.
Miss Frances Elrick Of Lynn, Mass,
Is visiting friends in this city for few
days.
Mrs. A. F.. Armstrong returned yes
terday from a business visit in New
York.
Mrs. George Reoor left yesterday for
a visit With relatives in Rouses Point,
Hammond T. Baldwin of Wells River
was a business visitor in this city yes
terday.
A. A. Hunt Is improving the appear
snce Of the front Of bis barber shop by
painting.
Mrs. c. r. Granger Of Randolph visited
her son, Q. H. Granger, Of Park street,
yesterday.
Mrs. Fvaline Southworth Of West Fair.
lee is visiting relatives in the city for
few days.
Sidney Wallace Of Waterbury Is visit.
ing al the home Of his son, G. s. Wallace,
for few days.
Mrs. w. II. Wales left yesterday for
two weeks vacation at Stowe and
Mount Mansfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. L. Besett went to
Burlington this morning TO attend the
shriners' meeting
Miss Bessie Carter Of Boston is the
guest Of her cousin Miss Lena Wheaton.
Of Ayers street.
N. G. Kezer returned to his home in
West Fairlee yesterday after a business
visit in this city
Cabbage plants for sale, foc per hum
dred Inquire Of D. +. White, Newton
street, tel. s2T.l2.
N. S. Levin went to Burlington last
night 70 visit his brother Simon Levin,
who is il with pneumonia.
Williams Root Beer makes the best
summer drink for the entire family. A
quart only costs p, try i.
Joseph 7. Fraser returned to-day from
Albany, N. ", where he has been work
ing for the past two months.
+. W. Story Of Boston, president Of
the Vermont Telephone company, was a
business visitor in this city to-day
Public dance at N. W. Of A. hall,
Saturday. June %, with Gilbertson's full
orchestra; soc for gents ladies free
The local COUNSEL Union st. Jean Bap.
tiste viii hold their second annual picnic
Saturday afternoon, june 26, at Dewey
park
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Bailey returned
to their home in Lyme, N IT., to-day
after visit with relatives in East
Barre.
Miss Marion Parks and Miss Eva
Wales went To Old Orchard Beach,
Maine, to-day, where they viii spend the
summer
Miss Louise Webster left to-day for
the Mount Pleasant house In the White
mountains, where she win work during
the season.
The Barre Golf clubs team win play
match with the Montpelier Country
club team at the Montpelier links to-
morrow afternoon.
Henry soldini returned last night from
Burlington. where he has completed a
years study in the medical department
Of the university Of Vermont.
Mrs. Roy Calderwood Of Albany. N. Y..
who has been visiting relatives in Barre
for few weeks, went yesterday after
noon to st Johnsbury for q time.
All officers and members Of the I. o,
G. T are requested TO be At their hall
tonight at 1880 sharp, as there viii be
q business meeting before the soeiable,
tC II
William Mackay, son Of City Clerk
and Mrs James Mckay, returned last
I AfEAt AtNth = httttMFAf hiA5 NANAR NV AtAA
been attending a dental college during
the past year
Streets park and neighboring lawns
were crowded with people last night for
the regular weekly concerts Of the Barre
Citizens band, and the program was
enjoyed as usual The band was obliged
to repeat Reeves Ye Ancients"
Among the appointments in the cadet
battalion Of Norwich university, other
than those Of James B. Carswell and AL
len w Reid to BIZ first leutenants. are
those Of 1ohn r Miles aud Howard II.
Reid Of Barre TO become corporals.
All master AIasons are urgently re-
quested to be present at the lodge rooms
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock for the
purpose Of attending service at the Uni
versalist church The pastor, the Rev
Edward G. Downey, viii deliver a ser.
mon appropriate to St. Johns day. All
Masons who have aprons are requested
to bring them