The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-22

daughter was born Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs Charles Marchest of Railroad
street.
Homer Hayden went to Norwood,
Mass. to-day where he has secured EN-.
ployment.
James Smith went to MechanicsyIle,
n. Y, yesterday, where he has EN-
ployment.
The Glover club will hold business
meeting with Mrs. l.. NJ. Ayerill Friday
at 3 p. m.
Just received, new lot OF pocket
electric lights and batteries, G. w.
Ayerill \ Co.
The Presbyterian Sunbeams will hold
their meeting in the church Thursday
at o'clock
Mrs B. Hulgate Of Lowell Mass, is
visiting her father, James Rowan, of SO
Summer street.
The South End Football club viii play
a team Of veterans Friday night at
d;l5 at the trotting park
W. f. Richardson is in Wells River
attending the reunion Of his company
of the 18th Vermont regiment,
Daniel Dombrouskie went to Clayton.
\. " yesterday, where he will work
at his trade as a stonecutter.
Edward Raeside returned to Norwich
university at Mortified this morning
after few days visit at his home
Jesse Cayhue moved to-day from 24s
North Main street to the tenement in
the Bemis house at 1854 North Main
street.
Col J. b, Mead, circle, No. /, Ladies
of the g, A. r., will meet IN G. A. r.
hall for regular meeting Friday even.
ing, June %, at o'clock.
Miss Greta Cady and Miss Florence
Bartlett went to Burlington this morn
ing, where they viii be employed this
summer at the Elmwood house.
Council Laval Lunion, st. Jean Bap.
fist, win hold their fourth annual pic
mic Saturday afternoon, June a. at
Dewey park. French people are cordial
| ly invited.
VIII the parties who exchanged um-
brellas at the meeting of the Ladies of
Clan Gordon June 5 and 10 kindly re.
turn the same at the next meeting and
receive their ownG
There win be special communiea-
ton OF Granite lodge, No, 80, +. and
A. NJ, Friday evening at 1880 o'clock
Work, NJ. NJ degree. Refreshments at
close. Per order, w. Nj.
Auction sale tomorrow at Farnham's,
the horse man, Montpelier, VT, lot Of
property. Big crowd expected Some
hay machinery to be sold, See ad. page
T. O. F. Smith, auctioneer
The annual picnic Of the Granite City
Quoting club will be held at Caledonia
park Saturday. June "a Cars leave the
post office at l:l5 p m. Leave car at
Intercity park J. Fraser, sec.
The new drug store opposite Depot
square opened for business Thursday, |
June % Here you can get drug store
goods that are right in price and quail
ity. Try it and see for yourself
Mrs Max Raeside Of 10 Central street,
was taken to the City hospital yester- |
day afternoon in A. w Badger & Co.'S
ambulance, for an operation and is re.
ported to be doing nicely to-day.
Auto rides around the city, l0c; half |
way TO Montpelier or Williamstown, /
25c; to Montpelier or Williamstown, Soc |
Don't forget the time and place. Con- I
gregational church, I'll lday evening,
June 27, at $3.50 o'clock Everybody /
come.
The following members of the Barre
Golf club viii represent the club in a
match against ST. Johnsbury next Sat
urday; r. Clark, James Reid, John Reid,
H. Mute, +. Walsh, John Averill, j.
Daniels, f. Dalgarno, L. r.. Hutchinson
and d. w Smith.
Constable NJ. b. Nichols and Officer
George earle made a capture of four
dogs yesterday afternoon that were not
properly collared and tagged and, tieing
the four together, took them to the
city dump and shot them. Only the
owner to one Of them is known to the
constable. The officers caught all four
of the dogs at the market of Manuel
Cano on Merchant street When the
officers went TO the building to get two
dogs that were known to be running
around there without collars. two more
dogs came around and the officers tied
them up with the Others
A very pleasant surprise was given
Mrs Harry Gordon at her home on Bug
bee avenue Saturday evening, when
friends to the number of sixty assem-
bed to extend their best wishes to her
before her departure on trip to her
former home in Aberdeen. In behalf of
the company, Mrs Gordon was present
ed hand bag and umbrella, Harry Cor
don replying for Mrs. Gordon. Songs
were rendered by Mrs. Thomas Ingram,
G. Mowat, w. Smith, w Jopp, Mr..
Stephenson and A. Scott A violin solo
BY James Coutts was a feature OF the
evening. Refreshments were served to
the company during the evening. Mrs.
Gordon leaves Barre tomorrow for
Montreal, from which place she will
sail
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