The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-06

Mrs Margaret CoYeney Of ST. Johns
bury is visiting at the home Of her sister
Mrs James Brown Of Cliff street.
Dr. P. Z. Mosweeney Of Burlington
was IN the city yesterday In consultation
with pr. ]. NJ, Stewart on q case.
The assessors Office Will be open even
ings until eight o'clock, until further
notice, for the receiving Of inyentories.
Dance II Unity temple. South Barre.
Wednesday evening, April 6. Harris OF.
chestra. Admission, SOC per couple.
James \. Carswell returned to Norwich
university at Mortified last night, after
spending the Easter vacation az his
home.
There win be special meeting Of the
l. p. II. local No. 28, Wednesday evening.
April g At 1880, In painters hail. G. T.
Miller pres.
Anyone having furs 10 repair or store,
please bring them in. We insure against
IRE loss for one peg cent. Of your valu-
alton. Frank McWhorter @.
Rev. R. r. Lowe Of ST. Adams visited
friends ia the city yesterday. He was
in Montpelier % attend meeting Of
the executive committee at Montpelier
seminary.
A meeting Of the order Of the Owls
viii be held IN Forestcrs hall Wednes
day evening, April 8, at 1880 o'clock.
Members are requested TO be present.
a. N. Smith, secretary.
Booker Washington Now. Sam. Won
may clean ont the henhouse~ sam.
"in De daytime Marse Washington
Mems annual chicken pie supper at TIE
Congregational church tonight All
come.
The annual midvaar dance az the
siamni Of Spaulding high school win Be-
held at Woodmens ball Thursday even
ing and they cordially invite their
friends tn attend Tickets zoe per con
Pile, extra iadies tickets Use.
An those who have seen the perform
ance Of "A Night or by the talent
advertised to present It IN the Barre
opera house April s speak only words Of
praise concerning ii All the actors
might be called stars, riYaling many
professionals
John Jones Of Montpelier who was
arrested Monday night and was taken
sick Ia bis cell yesterday morning, "a
cuperated during the day. 90 that he
was afFaiened Ia court Ia the afternoon.
TIe pleaded guilty to a subsequent of
Tense and was sentenced To The county
jail for 20 days and to pay the costs Of
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At the meeting of the Philomathiau
club last evening tie following officers
were elected for The ensuing year: Pres
ident. Mrs. q X. Hollister; vice prasi
dent, Mrs W r Iazell; secretary, Mrs
A. S. Martin; treasurer. Mrs J. ~ Jack
son; delegate, Mrs f WI Bishee; pros
gram committee Mrs M ~, Phelps Mrs.
I. r. Riekert and Mrs. Il. r. jackson.
Clean your carpets, rugs, portieres,
blankets, mattresses. coaches and an
your upholstery, with the vacuum clean
er VIII save wear and tear. You don't
nave 10 take your carpets up. There is
no dust flying for you 70 inhale All
work satisfactory Price, 81 per hour
VIII do as much IN one hour Is man
will do III an day O. O Averill phone
3l-2L 6 w Blanchard phone 403-2-
a very enjoyable dance was held in
the Il Of Ct ball last evening, under the
auspices Of the L. q b. a. There we're
about 20 couples present Hleyis orches-
ira furnished music. The committee
from the association, which had the occa-
sion in charge, was composed Of Mrs A.
C Moore. Mrs. Patrick Noonan and Mrs.
John McHugo This dance was the first
Of series which the ladies viii hold
during the next few months.
Mrs Melissa Fay, one Of tie Oldest
residents 81 East Calais, died at her
home in that village yesterday noon.
Mrs Fay was born in Calais e years
ago in May For q good many years
She had been an invalid, 81 the result Of
She Is survived By one
son, Frank Fay, who resides in New
York City. She was an aunt Of Mrs.
=. W Hooker and Mrs. Frank IN. Jack |
son 0f this city The funeral viii BE
held from the house Friday afternoon at
o'clock. Rev. Mr. Clark Of Montpelier /
VIII ofIiciate.
The supper served BY the men at the
Baptist church Inst evening proved
success in every way The men prepared |
and served the supper ia fine style, and |
i was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone
present. The menu consisted Of fish
showder, hot rolls, coffee, cake, pickles /
lnd cheese The men who had charge /
IF the kitchen work were W. n. Grear I
son. Fred Inglis W. A. Perry Archie /
Watt, Harry Bradley; and the walters /
were Ralph Rogers. Alden Grearson,
Harry Jones, Marie Perry. John Henry, I
Charles Rogers and Clark Tayntor.