The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-12

Every lady will want to see som,
4 of the dainty Easter waists at th,
Paris Shirtwaist house
The boy scouts, troop 2, on account
OF the supper tonight. will meet
Thursday evening at 1880.
There vii be meeting of the Glen,
ugie club in Woodmen's hall Friday
April A. at 1880 p. nj.
The ladies of Barre are especially
invited to look over the line Of waists
at the Paris Shirtwgist house.
Everything points to Suede" as the
prevailing leather for spring and sum,
mer. Kenyon & Co. have them.
Letter Carrier Frank II. Dyer. who
has been sick for the last eight weeks
has recovered so as to be out yester-
day.
| If it is something in pretty Easter
waist, we win be pleased to show you
our latest designs. Paris Shirtwaist
/ house.
\ Ora Gregware is moving his house
hold goods from Camp street into the
Judge Barney house, so-called, on High.
land avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Gardner Of
Lewiston, Me, came to-day to remain
for several weeks with relatives in this
city and vicinity.
David Stegman, who suffered badly
sprained ankle recently while in the
act Of alighting from q sleigh, is able
to be out Of doors,
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Beaulac. who
were burned out few weeks ago in
Lanes block, will start light house
keeping on Farwell street.
Rev. w. A. Kenzie, formerly pastor
OF the Baptist ehurch in this city, is
expected to arrive tonight TO conduct
the funeral Of r p olds.
Mrs. Mary Lansingdale, who has
been visiting at the home of +. G..
Little for several weeks, left this noon
for her home in New York.
+. J. Could, construction superintend-
ent for Jones Bros, left yesterday for
Scranton, Pa, where he will leave short
~ for an extended business trip in the
Southwest.
II Austin Tuttle, professor in the
Brooklyn IN. " Polytechnic insIi.
tute, il in the city TO attend the fu-
neral Of Il. p. Olds, whose death oc.
CURED sunday
The Bijou's feature picture, "What Is
to Be viii Be- is an l. Nj p, and
deals more or less with fatalism. As
we are all believers to some extent
in fatalism, this picture hould he in
teresting
IT, r. Beck, who has been clerk
in browns drug store for the last
eighteen months, went to his home in
st. Johnsbury to-day and will be EN-
ployed in Eastman's drug store Of
that place.
The Bates college glee, mandolin and
guitar clubs, 2S strong, arrived in
town this noon. The concert by the
clubs in the opera house tonight will
be the musical event Of the season and
should draw a full house
Archie Billings, who has been passing
a few days in this city, the guest Of
w. II Connor, left yesterday for his
home in Albany, N. Y During his
stay here, Mr. Billings took the state
pharmacy examinations at Montpelier.
Notice The members of Granite City
lodge, N. e. 0. r., viii hereafter pay
their dues and assessments to new f. |
nancial secretary at % Park street. !
Those who have not paid must do so
at once or be suspended. Denison Dens
more, +. S.
Avyiso! membri della Granite City
lodge, N. f. w. H., saranno avvlsti
iopo del suo pagamento e assessimento
a Denison Densmore al % Park street |
Quelli che non ammo pagato dovrannb
subito in regola saranno sos
pesi Denison Densmore.
Information received at the Quarry
headquarters this morning in
lieates that a strike among Yorkville,
Ky, quarrymen, which has been in
progress for week, in now amicably
settled. Nearly every branch in the
with the exception of the Hard
wick local reports no labor disagree
nents.
Tuesday arrivals at the hotel Otis
we're as fOilOWss II. y. ocneHeldef, Il
New York City; W. E. Tobin, Bos-
on; L Ritter, s. E. Brown, New
York City; f. d. Heminway, buffalo,
\ Y; II. b. White, Newport, L. j.
North Adams, Mass; A. d.
frost. st. Johnsbury; Mr. White, Bos-
on; Fred Kerr, Philadelphia.
A quintet of youthful basketball
,Iayers styling themselves "The Yanni-
ans" defeated the Montpelier Seconds
II Montpelier Monday night by the
core of 80 to 80 This victory and
tring of other games won during the
,ast season leads the local team to
lain the junior championship of the
tate. The team is composed of the
ollowing players; Geals, lg., 0gston,
e., R. Tieney, c, Levin, rf., w. Tier
icy, If.
Arrivals at the City hotel yesterday
nd to-day were registered as follows:
!. Charland, Woodsyille, n H.; NJ E. {
yeems, Cambridge, Mass; w. S. i
'aught, Burlington; II. w. Yanum, JEFF Z
ersonville; H. c. Blodgett, st. Johns {
urv; J. S. Whitaker, Boston; w. J. !
IrifIith. New York City; Mr.. and Mrs. {
/. Cohen. Burlington; c. c. Boxer, Bos- I
on; X. +. Keith, Montpelier; E. Me- s