The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-08
TALK OF The TOWN

Mrs. Mary koyettl began Wofk TO-DAY
at the Homer Fits store
All Burke left yesterday for busi-
ness visit in Poughkeepsie, n. Y.
John w Dillon and Z. w Bisbee went
to Lake Mansfield fishing to-day.
Henry Z. Mute returned yesterday
from few days visit IN Boston
William Morrison and George Murray
have returned from a visit in Boston.
Harry whitcomb and J. Ward Carver
were visitors in Marshheld yesterday.
Miss Margaret A. Miles Of Burling-
ton IS visiting relatives in the city for
week.
Mrs Clarence r. Booth Of Randolph is
guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
z. i. Scott.
w. w. Calder and A. J. Gave went to
Milton this morning on a few days
fishing trip.
Prize speaking Of spaulding high
school at the opera house tonight at
eight o'clock.
There win be meeting Of the Knights
Of Columbus Wednesday evening at
1880 o'clock.
Regular meeting Of Bright Star Re-
bekah lodge, No. IS, Wednesday evening,
June 0, at o'clock.
Mrs. Daniel Bickford Of Rlmire, n.
Y, a former resident Of Barre, is visit
ing relatives in town.
Mrs. Lettie r. Rixby Of Brattleboro
Is a guest at the home Of her brother,
II. A. Holt Of Walnut street.
The Italian Athletic club base ball
team viii play the Montpelier seminary
team at Montpelier this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harrington re-
turned Yesterday from weeks vaca-
ton spent in Boston and Lyndonville,
You need a refreshing beverage 70
keep you cool this torrid weather. VIII
lismss Root Beer IL best. q a quart
There will be a special meeting Of the
school commissioners at the Spaulding
building Wednesday, June 2, at $50
p. m.
Members Of the Auto Gun club please
meet at the traps" lshepard's farm)
Tuesday At P. M election Of officers
after the shoot.
The hours for the spaulding alumni
concert and ball, Wednesday night, have
been changed They win be, concert, 8
70 9: dancing, TO 2.
At Montpelier yesterday afternoon
Burlington high school defeated Mont
pelier high school BIZ the score Of II 20
u. Burlington got IS hits OF Laird
while Chausse held the home team 70
six
Regular meeting Of L. b. and D.
branch No. 30 Of the Q. W. I q. Of N.
A., will be held in Carpenters hall on
Wednesday evening, june Q, at 1880.
Let every member attend. 0. d. Cyr,
Cor Sec.
John Goodwin, the globe trotter who
has been making the Hotel Otis IN this
city his headquarters for the past three
months. resumed his "trotting' yester-
day, going from here to Montreal. He
expects to 70 later to the Seattle expo.
sition.
Miss NJ. Il. Walker is showing = most
attractive line of arts and crafts goods,
especially suitable for gifts, in plain
| and hammered brass and copper. Choice
designs IN candlestieks, nut and fern
dishes, book racks, desk fittings, watch
fobs, cuff links, belt, veil, scarf and hat
pins. Special Goddard and spaulding
designs.
Prof. bod and his trick dogs viii be
at the Comique this evening. These
I dogs are well trained and do some pleas
i ing tricks. We also run two good pic
lures. Our feature Is Confidence" a
real good biograph, and the song, owing
to the extra expense Of the vaudeville
It is necessary to raise the price Of
admission to 10 cents. Matinee Wednes-
day for children, 5 cents.
AT the Theatorium to-day only they
are running one OF the greatest pictures
ever produced One must see the picture
to realize what chance Of life these true
horsemen have taken to make this pic
ture. italian Cavalry exciting and in
teresting Nothing has ever been seer
like this before. Another powerful aud
excellent picture is the "Drunkard's
Reformation an unusually interesting
biograph, splendidly acted. Don't miss
seeing these pictures.
i The experience Of Jesse Miller 81
| Craniteville, organizer for the American
Federation Of Labor, among the South
ern negroes and Southern whites are tolC
in the following dispatch ATLANTA
June 6.--Jesse Miller, who claims TO b
from Barre, vt. came to Georgia about
six weeks ago and began working in th'
rural districts, where he told th'
negroes he represented q northern SO
ciety which wanted to better the eonei
lions OF the negroes and the way to d.
1t was To form labor unions and strike
on the planters. He formed severn
lodges and collected fee Of $40 from
each member. Last Friday Miller reach
ed Sparten, Hancock county. When TIL
planters learned what he was doing they
handled him roughly and drove him from
town. He went to Milledgeyllle, Bald
win county, and was put on tran
and accompanied out Of the state"
aints both inside and outside, al