The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-02

A daughter was born May 80 TO M
and Mrs. A. Colombo Of High Holbor
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Bugbee returne
to-day from an automobile trip to Bun
lington.
Alex. Morgan returned to Waterbur
I yesterday after visit at his home j
this city.
Regular meeting Of the Modern Wood
men Of America, Wednesday, june 2, a
1870 p. m
e. L. Densmore and L. J. Mead lei
last night for q business meeting i
Burlington.
Isaac Goneo and Edward Ladue re
turned TO Waterbury yesterday after
visit in this city.
A. Mataz2i left last night for Ney
York, where he win take passage for hi
old home in Italy.
Ora Spaulding and Jack Berry Of God
dard seminary visited at the latter
home in Richmond yesterday.
The hottest day loses its sizzle afte
glass Of Williams Root Beer Deli
cious beyond description. Try It.
The Goddard seminary base ball team
went 10 Burlington this morning to plal
the return game with Burlington high,
Eighteen tickets were sold at the loca
Central Vermont station this morning
for the excursion to Highgate Springs.
Dr. and Mrs. o. X. HOLSTER went L
Mortified this morning to attend thl
Central Vermont Universalist eonyen
ton.
The Hedding male chorus viii meet a.
1880 this evening at the residence d
w. j. oliver, 20 Church street. Ladie
invited
Mrs. Henry Bridger and Mrs. G. H
Adams left to-day for visit in Middle
sex and Waterbury. They win return
tomorrow.
The Rev, F. A. Poole and G. S. Wal
lace were in Montpelier to-day attending
the Washington County Congregational
list conference.
a marriage license was issued at the
city clerks Office yesterday to William
VI. Ingram Of this city and Miss Mar
garet J. Armand OF Montreal
Clarence Foster Of Hyde Park, for.
nerly Of this city, ID visiting friends
III town. Mr.. Foster recently returned
from the West Indies, where he spent
the winter.
The Gimiet club viii hold a series Of
public dances III Miles hall, commencing
Thursday, June 3D. Your patronage Is
earnestly solicited, Whittier's orchestra
Admission soc.
Regular review 81 L. 0. T, NJ. this
"wednesday evening in X. Of P hall.
social members, June per capita tax is
now due. A large attendance is request
ed for practice, and there Is important
business.
The item IN yesterdays Times in re-
gard to the closing Of stores during July
and August was incorrect The item
should read that the stores win close
each Wednesday at noon during July
and August.
Mr. and Mrs. w. 4. stowe went To
North Haverhiil, M H.. to-day To attend
the funeral Of Charles Ke2er, Mrs.
Stoves brother, who died recently IN
Quincy, Mass. Mr.. Kezer was formerly
resident Of Barre.
We have sold over 1900 pounds, five
and one-half tons, Of the sweeping COM
pound Dnstbane, since we introduced "
q little over a year ago. These GUS
toners know a good thing. Are you one
OF themf Ii not, ask your grocer for
sample or telephone the N. y. Phelps
company, % ring 3.
James Ahern. the well known granite
tool manufacture, has taken the agency
for the Quaker City Pneumatic Tool 81.
for Barre and vicinity II. M. Seaman,
treasurer Of the company. has been III
town for q week or more, negotiating
with Mr.. Ahern. and the final details
were closed up yesterday.
Following the meeting Of the T. G. b.
A. in the X Of G. hau last evening, the
ladies' entertained their gentlemen
friends in a very enjoyable manner a
program was rendered and re-
served, after which there was
dancing until midnight. There were
about 30 couples present.
w. Z. Jackson the Montpelier con
tractor, who built the Aldrich library