The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-01
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OF june weddings, our place is prom
ised share May we al Be Che ricner
for them
Mrs p 4 Clogstou continues to be IN
quite poor health although she is better
81 her throat trouble
Mr and Mrs. i, b Severance 81 Mont
Ipeier were here Monday, the guests Of
their daughter, Mrs. WI ,. Jones.
AN italian baseball team o. Barre beat
pur town team in matea game here
last Monday morning, BY a score Of
to 2.
Mrs J X Lynde was able 70 ride up
here from Montpelier with the family
'of George Y. Edison, the first Of this
week
Patrick Kelly - waiting now for the
coming 81 The carpenter ali out town
man who d to build his new tenement
house
Mr. and Mrs Haden NJ JeiFords were
in Burlington recently, Mr. JefIords hay-
ing gone as . delegate to q convention
~ ti' A. ~ ~ 81
The Congregational lodies' aid society,
as It's custom has been sold ice cream
ION Monday, and nad a good enough pat
ronage to consume its product for the
day
Deacon Edwin G. Smith Of our Cougre
aational church was the delegate Of that
church to the installation a. the new
Congregational minister in Barre ibis
week.
The horse Of Warren savery, which
had one leg broken So that The bone
protruded. Is getting along well and may
be saved under the care Of Or. G. n.
Barber Of Barre
The Ladies' Home Study club win
meet with hlfs Laura Ainsworth Satm-
dav June a, at the usual hour As II
VIII Be the annual meeting, a fun at
tendance Is desired
Rev Alvin M Smith. son Of David
~ Smith, Is administering the affairs o.
the estate Of his late uncle, Dr. Dudley
p. Smith Of Plain6eld Executor Smith
offers real and personal property Of this
estate at suction
As the smoke clears away after our
Decoration day exercises, 1t Is being
thought and said that 81 Al MT 81
Montpelier orator of the dsy. gave one
nf the very best addresses 81 the kind
that mas been heard here
The Rural Good Luck olub win meet
with Mrs lila BRIGGS Saturday after
noon june for the annual election Of
oiucers. The usual lesson VIII be omit N
ted Each member IS requested to bring
something for a basket lunch
James Jameson a longtime great IN.
valid, and ior some years past aH occli-
nant of tie old Edison Martin farm On
Baptist street. died 4 dav 81 two ago.
He was a native 81 Scotland Other facts
not now at hand may be given later
Don A. Earle. son 81 the late Cady ,
Earle and now a resident 81 Ftchhurg, +
Mass. was IN town the FIRST 81 the week.
his work as travelling man for q com.
panv manufacturing steam engines. "a
ftchbnrR takes him over New ENGLAND (
and into Canada and elsewhere Ha b
looking anely IA
Mrs a NJ Iongley Of Barre City was /
50 well pleased with the patronage OF
her millinery pariors here iris season
that She proposes to come again next
season. Meantime she offers 10 pay I,
the fare one way to Barre to any patrons
from here who may 60 there TO do trad
ing with her
The owner 81 our Monument house 7
q an italian business man ID Boston.
who has had a representative here u
late days 70 make some disposition of \
pressed Us pleasantly II every wsy, and \
we hope 4 Is going e prove u few i
days that be has made success Of bis
GRAND here q
The Willamstown high school will
give an entertainment At toe grange hall
Friday evening, June 8 Among the
numbers on The program viii be a read
ing by 0rville Waibriiee and two selec-
lions given by the male quartet Massrs I
Lasell. Ieftords Casey and 4ewett Also /
! short farce given by members Of the 4
school Good music viii BE- furnished I
for q promenade afterward N
Thomas clury, now Of Oklahoma, and
of whom We recently wrote. enlisted III
Ihe "a Vermont regiment in tie war Of
.he rebellion, May Z, 1861 and was INNS
tered out June % lse4 On the 2lst l
# July, 1851 he was wounded, We are !,
told now that biz captain gave him the Z
sredit Of being one of the hrayest and :
lest Of soldiers Ife was d genial. we'll
liked Irish boy ana had lived here ii
.he families ~ the late Asa s.. simon1s
ind Of Martin Smons md 81 John I
4ynde before going Il the war
Although the weather on Monday, Dec Q
ration day, was threatening and even a
1it rainy ait times there was good 4
mtherina in the afternoon at the grange b
iall to listen to the exercises there; ana 4
We were rather surprised to see the g
number who remained through them all y
Food vocal and instrumental music, the
enjoyable children's exercises. and tile
address, BY E. A Mutt of Montpelier
IA proved very attractive Altogether.l
ve believe ii viii he considered that Il
Mondays exercises have not been sur. =
,assed by those Of the kind in long I
while. n
Memorial Sunday was beautiful day
Ind there was q good attendance at the
nion exercises az the Congregational
'hureh. The church was decorated with
leautiful Covers and flags and Rev p
4 Strong had an excellent sermon, with
.ha text the last clause ct Judges 7sls,
The sword q The Lord and 81 Gideon
Rhe music by the union chorus was 6ne