The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-22

John Mitchell has returned from Wa
terbury, where he has been working.
Clayton NJ. Richardson Of waitsfeld
visited his uncle, S. u. Allen. yester-
day.
Don't forget to take home box Of
'Tony's" fresh strawberries, Fl cents
today.
Ralph Rogers Of Richardson street is
confined to the bed by an attack Of
tonsilitis.
Look at those new Queen Quality"
oxfords in the window Of the Peoples
shoe Store.
There viii be regular meeting Of st.
Johns court, No. 522, G. o. F., Thursday
at 7 p. m.
Or. w F. Mann has had New Eng
land telephone installed in his residence.
No. 5O7-2I.
Robert Even and William lines Of
Aberdeen. Scotland, arrived in this city
last night and will reside here.
A wheelwright and blacksmith shop
/ AbA NNlN Uf NiAN ~ a. / tAAF tANbA Aa1AUAN
agency. See for sale column
II your boy il ripper on shoes,
let as fit him to a pair of our shoes:
they will hold him. Barre shoe Co.
Harlan Drown, who has been visiting
his claasmate in Harvard, Max Fisher,
returned today to his home in Lynn,
Mass
Buzzel's candle pin team defeated Di-
VERSUS team on the latter's alleys Tues
day night, winning two Of the three
strings.
The ffedding male chorus viii meet for
rehearsal Thursday evening with w. H.
Goodfellow, SO Spaulding street, at T;SU
o'clock.
Miss Maybcllc Stacy Of Chicago was
called 20 South Barre Tuesday BY the
serious illness Of her sister Miss Bessie
Stacy.
The F. B. Cate Estate agency has sold
for A. r Chase a large farm in Topsham
to II. j. Slayton. Consideration not
mentioned.
Company II dance Ia armory hail.
Montpelier, Friday evening, April %;
general admission, 80 cents, ladies free;
Whittier's orchestra
Madam O. Garrow, business clairYoy
ant and palmist, Is now located at 81
Elm street, Montpelier VT. until May ].
Prices, 25e, SOC, and si.00.
John and Miss Mary Lynch, who have
been visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Michael Keneack, left this noon
for their home In Brooklyn, n. y
The Y. P. A. Of the Presbyterian
church win meet tonight at 1880 o'clock.
and at the close of the meeting 4 social
hour win be spent. All are cordially
invited.
The annual general meeting Of the
Barre Rangers football club viii be held
in the pavilion Saturday night at $3.50.
Every member is requested 70 be pres
ent. ]. d. win, president.
O. A. G. Jackson Is to give his lecture
on Burns at the Kellogg Hubbard library
in Montpelier Thursday evening, and
those who desire tickets can get them
at 9. F. Buswell's store in Montpelier.
Among arrivals at the hotel Otis
Yesterday were 4. Ii Richardson, o. a.
Mcfarland, A. II Whitney, Boston; 9.
s. Davis, Worcester, Mass a. ]. Ora
ham, Htchburg, Mass; Il. A. SecoF, @,
X. Lyon I. } 0'Brien, Burlington.
Three new pictures at the Biiau thea
4r, 4,.s4oty ffTshn eaaI4t,,ns s.
scientific film and very interesting. eThe
Sieilian's Revenge is melo-drama
picture and there is something in il
every minute. "Ihe Rag Tag Ball" is
comedy, clean and good The song is
well rendered
One Of the finest. latest pair Of six
year-old cattle that were ever dressed
in this city were brought from Il. J. Poor
Of Williamstown and delivered yesterday
to H. ]. Smith. These cattle were beau.
ties and weighed $500 pounds They
will be on sale at The II. j Smith mar
ket in q few days.
The First regiment, Uniform Rank,
Knights of Pythias holds its annual
officers school In the X Of r. lodge
rooms this afternoon. This evening the
election Of officers will take place. fol
lowed by banquet. All sir knights
are cordially invited to be present. II.
w Nichols, captain.
The Reoue Eolienne Of Paris has this
TO say Of Mr.. Salmon who gives his re-
cital On Russian music at Goddard April |
%, eAr. Alvah Glover Salmon, the well |
known composer pianist Of Boston, Is
now IN Paris, and last month we were
entertained by having this talented Am |
.eIiean in u program OF original compost |
'tions. Mr.. Salmon possesses musical
touch, and his playing shows evidence Of
careful study combined with natural ar
tistie insight"
AT the annual meeting Of Granite
chapter No. 90 Royal Arch Masons, |
held Tuesday evening. the following off.
GERS were elected for the ensuing year:
T.. Fl. RI, Donald a Blake; king, Lewis |
+. Roberts; scribe, Walter P. Scott: cap
tain Of host. Clinton G. Moore; +. s., |
John G. Wyllie; r. A. Ct, Charles WI.
Mcmillan, Jr.s M 3rd VI. Arthur G. Til |
den; NJ I'd v. w w Anderson; NJ LIST
". Edwin i. Mcleod; chaplain, @. il. |
Reed; stewards. ]. ]. sowles and III. j.
MCGOWAN.
Summer underwear on second door at
Yaughan's-