The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-11

/ is pacing some tihc with relatives herd
II There VIII be rehearsal Of the Rnr
Citzeps band tliis evening at 7:5
I o'olpek
Il Frank j. Colby returned home yester
day after passing a few days In Ess
ofaneA
Ten per cent discount on refrigerator
apd ID cream ffeezers AZ the n. D
phelps GO,
| Chldrang solortd stockings in th,
SUMMER SHADES, ne a pair, tive for 25c
Al Peryy's.
Angus Smith and james Darling Of
South Rypeate visited friends in this
eity over Sunday.
Joseph Msrlo and Antopie Fasola left
l9atpr4ay 2D o weeks fishing trip 70
lighgats SpSings
| G. a. Allen, who bas been passing sew
lerai days ia New York and Rhtlafd, re.
TUNED 70 this city Saturday
Mrs. N. p. Blake and dauc4ter re.
turned hope Yesterday, after spending Il
week with friends Il korthaei3
John cleary left Yesterday Noon for
Boston, whore be wns called BY tie sud.
den death Of bis bFother Danlei Clear3
John AndsYson aaa Ola Jsueauaason
returned SATURDAYS frsm q shoEt vaea-
tien passed in Quincy and Boston, Mass
James r. Darling Of Pouakxespsie, n.
y visited al the home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p Darling, over Sun.
day
Miss Jennie Holden arrived IN The
|oity Saturday night from Cambridge,
Mass, and vail spend the SUMMER vita.
relatives here.
Norrsn n llcDonald Of Gmulieville
vas brought 80 the City h0spfal this
morniDg p 3. w Hooker s Co.'S am.
bulance ior an operation for appendicitis.
John O. Mascot returned home Sat
Wdag, after spsedihg 2 fee kiys inI
HurhAatot. r. was accompanied hv his
nephew. George g Mascot, who will re-
main here fef the present.
Frank al whey, who has been emf
p!oyaa % The Times a Advertising urn
FOR TIE past three yfars, left satsVdaY
night for San Jose, Cal. where BE- i 60
have similar Position on a daily paper
of that city
Mr.. and Mrs Eastmen and r. W
Farnpyn and daughter, Mics Alice, at
tended thq funerd 81 Z. IT. ehuhb, wlsieh
vas held az Post Mills Sunday. 0lr
Chubb was for many years . netea FISH
rod manufacturer q Ye9meht
c. Z. atartehscn mas resigned bis posi-
tien as mahaser II George L. Mead's
Barre af6ee and has accepted q hlaae
with the Leland company II New York
City. MI. Martgns0n left tie eifF sat /
urday might TO assume bis rev dHties.
The sweet pea prizes offered bg D. r.
Davis, the druggist. o. his eiei2th an
nual sweet pea daY this year have been 4
awarded to the foas%ina First h4ps.
SONS to John Stephen. Madison street,
brought IN on Jtsns S beA Variety. to
Mrs. Henry NiKoR Of Barre Town; IaTRrs
est bouquet to Mrs. c. A. Beauleau of
Second street.
Joseph II Johnson and WiIliem calls,
both Of Montpelier. were sFfsafea yg
serday AFTERNOON for iftoNlakian BY
Chief Sinclair and Officer caf1e. wRol
found them in a stoneshed on B@iQkwah
street. n city court this moTnnlg, JokQ. /
son pleaded guilty to 4 Grst eiIense and.
being "br0ke,p went to the county jail
ior 20 days. Ghlis pleaded guilty. to
subsequent offense and Yves given q
straight sentence Of 80 days at the
county jail.
At the regular meeting Of the I ON
D. RI, M. III, held Tnly : iii X. If CaFI
lall, the following officers were install4a
" District Deputy Elespor Faulkner;
n O., Mrs, EMILY McRae; n. G., Mrs n
Grace Ducharfae; v. CT. Mrs. Mary II
ahind; P secretary, Mrs Ina Morrison n
7 secretary, Mrs Isabella Milne; treas II
Ireri Mrs. Nellie Merton; warden, Mrs.
llmira Bianehi; eonduetrvss. Mrs. Jean- ii
lie Milne; chaplain, Mrs Barbara ri,
che; I G., Mts. ley Spence @ O., Mrs. III
'arah Lake; r. S. To n. G.. Mrs. Richie H
!. S. to M G.. Mrs Eva Cs9nRle; r. s. Is
D v. g. Mrs Ilbh4a Jones; 4. q. to
e.. Mrs Helen sfapheas. Aft6s Che H
Deputy SISTER Falllkasr pre- II
enteu the IeITWg X. N, W. UI#TsI IAlh-
rine Vesle, p N. q pin.
The lightning did considerable damage
0 the electric light wires in this city [
uring the electrical storms yesterday
fternoon. Transformers we're burned Z
ut on Park street, Eastern avenue and
II Washington street near the residence
+ W. A. Whtcomb and at tae corner
I Washington and Main streets Dur
IL the shower about four o'clock, tho
ghtning struck an elm tree ID the rear
the BENJAMIN house at Benjamin falls
nj caused no little fright among the
lrge crowd Of people from this city and
who were scattered about
he grounds trying to keep cool. When
De rain began to fall, the crowds ran
ito the barn and the sheds about the :
remises and when the bolt struck the
zee with a heavy crash women screamed +
I'D children began to CRY. It is also Is
I'D that two other trees in the woods
ear the falls were struck. The woods
bout the falls and the grand stand /
ere crowded with people all day. a
,Hcert was given at the Hippoarome by III
iey's orchestra during the afternoon
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