The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-20

to work on account of an injured hand
The Monarch Hathaway and Cluett
shirts from the Frank McWhorter Co
Arthur L. Averill went to Burlington
this morning for few days visit with
friends,
John Dromgould went to Ausablc
| Forks, N. X, to-day for visit with
/ friends.
John HIarrigan and Henry Heating Of
Mortified visited friends in the city last
night
Edward Fits Of East Randolph was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
George Parker returned to Middlebury
college last night after weeks visit at
his home.
S, NJ Parker left last night for Paw
i tucket, r. l. to attend the funeral Of
his brother, Frank p. Parker.
| Harold Morse returned last night to
Hanover, n. IT,, whore he will resume
his duties at Dartmouth college.
| Mr.. Garaffa Of New York City has ar
rived here and has entered John Ross
barber shop North Main street.
John G. Mascot and nephew. George,
left to-day for New York City where
they will remain for several days.
Alpinolo DeIntinis returned home
yesterday from New York City, where
he spent Easter with his mother.
A large lot Of mirrors and pictures 1t
the city auction rooms Saturday at 2
p. m. See ad. Q. H. Hale auetioneef
Mrs. Dean Hayes Of Waterbury is
visiting Mrs Ida NJ, Pearson and Miss
Nernie Bowen and other friends ii the
city.
All societies are invited TO march in
the Memorial day parade Please report
to the marshal Per order of Memorial
day committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Reiner returned
I, O. after spending several days with
relatives in the city.
John Abiatti OF Railroad street, who
has been confined to the house BY the
grippe for the past two weeks, was able
to be out of doors yesterday
Misses Katherine and Clara Miles re-
turned yesterday to their school III Bur
lington, after spending the Easter va
cation at their home in this city.
The ladies' guild Of the Episcopal
church invite the members of the choir
to supper to be served in the church
vestry Friday, April n, at Q o'clock.
The Knights Of Columbus are request
ed to meet IN their hall Friday morn
ing at $3.50 o'clock for the purpose Of
attending the funeral of Stephen Dineeu.
Farmers in the city yesterday report
that III many instances a crop fully
up the average has been made by sugar.
makers within the last week or ten days
n r. Gordon returned yesterday to
his home iii Glens Falls. N. II, after4
passing a few days in the city on bus
mess connected with the Eastern Estate
Tea Co.
Howard Miles, who has been detained
at AAtN AiNttlt tANEt AQi ANt va , vi d1tblHl
OF an injured foot, returned last night
to Hanover, N. H., where he win resume
his studies at Dartmouth college.
Remember our flour sale is for this
week only. Best bread -four 5000 a
barrel, $3.50 for quarter sacks, Pastry
$500, 1925 for quarter sack. Buy your
summer stock now, quality guaranteed.
Eastman Bros
Workman are engaged in extending the
sewer system at the Central Vermont
depot A trench TO the old river bed
has been dug from the depot and the
freight depot will be connected with the |
system within a few days.
The regular meeting of the Young
Peoples association of the Presbyterian I
church will be held Thursday evening at !
1880 o'clock A paper on David Liv- /
ingstone" will be contributed by Mr. Ed +
ward 1t is hoped that the meeting will /
be we'll attended.
Jones owns his homel Why don't
you? Here is your chance Good ten \
room house; two tenements; barn and /
large lot only four minutes walk from
the city building, Must be sold and
will be offered on very easy terms. So
easy that the ordinary man can own it
without trouble. You can buy this and
occupy one part and receive enough out
Of what you could rent to pay interest.
In just few years it will be yours.
Let us show this property to you. You
viii like paying rent to yourself. See
u.s. The d. A. Perry Real Estate agency.
building, Barre, Vt.
The third night of the inter fraternity
fair at Rowland hall this week was
marked by fully as large attendance as
On the preceding nights and served to
show that the idea OF varying the usual
order of dances with short but highly Il
program is by no means I'M
popular with the crowd And many who
anne only to witness the entertainers
remained to watch the dancers. The
lair last evening was in charge of the
society of st, John the Baptist of Amer
ca. Such well known local musicians
Is Mrs. i, W. Bruce and Mr. Beaupre,
solos, while Dr. f. NJ Lynde
an excellent reading. In her
-iolin solo, Mrs. Bruce was accompanied
~ Professor Hathaway of Montpelier
seminary. Dancing with music by
Riley's orchestra followed the program.
The program for this evening viii be
fiven under the auspices of the Catholic
order Of FonesteFs. The committee in
.hsrge promise a treat that viii be lack
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