The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-13

the business visitors in the city sat
urday.
The Cleaners win meet Tuesday even
ing with Mrs. Batchelder. a South Main
street
The Philomathian club win meet with
Mrs. Rickert Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock,
+. G. Brock went 10 Newbury Satur-
day night for visit at the home Of
his parents.
Dan A. Perry has returned from Bos
ton, where he attended the automobile
show last week
Angelo c. Bisnchi, who is employed
in st Adams. passed Sunday with rela
tives in the city.
Remember Little Ncll's Surprise Par
tv' at the tniyefsalist vestry Friday
evening March H.
Quincy PeTy-returned home Saturday
night from business trip to Manches-
ter. \. H., and Boston
You are going to need shoes this
spring. Why not buy them this week
at Tildeus annual sale?
Mrs. Douglass Barclay went to the
home Of her parents in Randolph yes
terday for weeks visit
Charles IaIlleoni left the city last
night for Boston, where he viii remain
Tor few days on business
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Whiteomb returned
last evening from few days visit at
her former home in Richford.
Mrs D. H. Cutler Of jefferson street,
who has been seriously ILL., was able
to be out OF doors yesterday.
Harry Fisher who attends Norwich
university. Northfeld. was visitor at
his home here over sunday
There viii be meeting of the ladies'
aid society Of st. Nlonica's church Tues
day evening at the convent at 1880,
Howard Reid has resumed his studies
at Norwich university Mortified, after
spending a few days at his home here
Harry w, Arcril. student at the
university Of Vermont Burlington.
passed sunday at his home in this city
Charles Kingsley Moses. student az
Dartmouth college, Hanover, y. H.. is
passing few days with friends in the
city
A. T.. Abbott and II 6. Bennett re-
turned home Saturday night from Bos
ton, where they attended the automobile
show
An increase Of pension has been al
lowed Albert E Dodge Of Barre, At the
rate Of S2f per mouth. from February
!, 1911
Harry Wishart who Is employed in a
Chelsea bank. passed sunday with his
mother Mrs. Barbara Nishart OF Camp
street
Miss Gertrude Miller returned this
morning to her home III Waterbury,
after visit over Sunday at the home
Of Mr.. aud Mrs J q. Griggs
Tickets are selling fast Tor the can
tata Watch your chance 70 get one,
March II and March % are the dates.
Universalist yestry is the place.
Max Fisher arrived IN the city from
Westerly. X. L. last night and visited
at the home of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs +. c. Fisher Of Ayerll street.
The George Bobonon. who was one of
the witnesses in the Zoki-Macehie liq.
uor case. was George II Bohonon and
not George A, Bohonon OF Washington
village
The Barre langaus defeated the Sec
ond team from Montpelier high school
az basketball in the Church street gym
nasium SATURDAY night by the score Of
80 TO IS
II primo festival msschereto vera in
augurato del Sodalizio del vecchi con
rappoggio ii codista uumerosa colonia
Sabato sera IL Mario al Socialist block
Granite street
The Presbyterian boy scouts viii meet
at $3.50 tonight. Let all be on time.
Also meet at ls30go'cloek Tuesday for
the purpose of attending the funeral
of the late scout Disck. r J. Charles,
scoutmaster.
David Warlield in "The Music Master"
could make the story more vivid, but
YOU can have the old music masters
humor in your own home. IN the form
Of an eSquisitely Illustrated book for
fifty cents. at Kenyon & Co.'S store.
The regular meeting OF the ladies and
pastors union of the Methodist church
was held in The church parlors Friday
afternoon, when the following enjoyable
program was given: Piano solo, Miss
Laxor; reading, Mrs. d. J. Morse; vocal
duet. Madeline Camp and Lyndal l-ebour-
veau; reading. Mrs. II. I Johnson.
Court Granite City, No. 3. Foresters
OF America. held vcry successful dance
in their hall Saturday evening. over for
~ couples participating. All had a
pleasant time The grand march was
led BY the officers Of the court and their
wives. after which came a well-selected
program OF dances prepared by A. Ross,
who acted as floor master. McLoud's
orchestra furnished excellent music.
"A Trip Over the Rocky and Selkirg
Mountains in Canada The camera has
done its work well In this beautiful
scenic picture ia painting IN black and
white upon the canvas the grandeur and
beauty Of the world-old Rockies. Even
minus the riot Of color that abomds
there, minus che blue OF the sky. the
green Of the lakes. the sunshine which
gilds the peaks and pinnaeles the giurics
Of the foliage and the wonderful colors
Of the rocks with an their infinite yari-
cites minus an these. still We are deep
n impressed with the lavish beauty 81
the Rockies IT, a. the Dresmland.