The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-04

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esters' hall Thursday, June o, at rs
o'clock.
Mrs. n. Vanetti of Pearl street lei
this noon for Waterbury, where she wi
visit as the guest of her sister for
few days.
! At City Auction Rooms for 'the mex
ten days we are closing out large con
signment of art squares and rugs. Sc
ad. elsewhere.
Miss Ethel Cooney and Emery Coone.
returned to this city last night iron
Waterbury, where they made a shor
visit with relatives.
Miss Grace Little of Montpelier /
spending few days in this city as TN
guest of her sister, Mrs George II. kea'
of Washington street.
Eli Bertrand, who has been visiting a
his home in this city for the past few
DAYS, left this noon for Waterbury
where he is employed.
Peter Reid of Elmore street returned
to this city last night from Randolph
where he has been visiting with friends
| for the past few days.
Ernest Theriault of Berlin street, whC
has been spending the past few days il
Boston as the guest of his sister, re
turned to this city last night.
Mrs Fred Benedict of North Main
street left this morning for Berlin, wher,
she will visit with friends at Berlin pond
for the remainder OF the week.
Weston Walker bought 40 eggs from
Peter Wallstrom on May 10 and set
three hens and he has 80 nice smart
chickens and they are all doing WELL
Mr.. and Mrs Leo Lawrence. who were
married at Claremont, n. H., Saturday
arrived in this city yesterday and will
remain for several days visiting rela-
tives.
The public is invited to attend the
annual concert and ball at the Rowland
hall Wednesday night, June 5, which is
held under the auspices of the Spaulding
alumni.
just the thing for hot weather, A
"Duntley" vacuum carpet sweeper.
Keeps your house clean without tire
some labor. Let ms show you. G. n.
Kenyon & Co.
Mrs, Albert Smith and daughter, Mel
lie, returned to Piattsburg this morning,
after several days spent in this city as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Benedict
of North Main street.
Ernest Riddle, who has been employed
at Detroit for the past few months, ar
rived in this city this morning and left
this noon for Graniteville, where he will
visit at the home of his parents for a
few weeks.
The South Barre grange will hold a
social, concert and dance at Unity hall,
South Barre, Thursday evening, June 8.
The Barre opera house orchestra viii fur
nish music. Tickets to the concert, 25c;
full bill, 75c per couple. Everybody cor
daily invited. Refreshments free.
All Democrats interested in promot-
ing the candidacy OF Hon. James Il.
Purke of West Rutland for national
committeeman are invited to attend a
Iaeeting in the interests of his candi-
dacy which will be held in the city court
room on Tuesday evening, June 4, at
100 o'clock
The remodeIing of the establishment
that II. A. Holt vacated a few days ago
is under way. 1t is understood that
restaurant is to be opened there in the
course of few days. Carpenters under
the supervision of G. l.. Bugbee com
menced work this morning to remodel
the place.
William Mcdonald of Park street re-
turned Sunday from a short trip to
Montreal, Z. O.. being accompanied on
his return by his sister, Mrs. William
Phillips of Aberdeen, Scotland, whom he
met in Montreal for the first time in
seventeen years. Mrs. Phillips will visit
friends in this city indefinitely.
The Blue Sox baseball team of the
ne WHY organized Sunset league will not
play tonight. A game was to be played
nt East Barre against the strong East
Barre team, but the grounds at East
Barre are not in shape yet The man
agement at East Barre are repairing the
old diamond and when the work is com
pleted, they intend to have the best
grounds in the league.
The fortieth annual session of the |
grand chapter of Vermont Order of the |
Eastern Star, will convene at the city |
hail. Montpelier, Thursday, June 6, at 0 |
clock a. IN. Wednesday evening, June |
), from 1880 to p. M, the grand Off !
'ers will give an informal reception to !
he members and visitors of the grand |
.hapter at the Pavilion parlors. At S:l5 |
J, M, the degrees will be exemplifed in
he city hall by a picked team from diff
'esent parts of the state. Members GO |
NJ from Barre Wednesday evening |
please take the G;45 car.
The patrons of the Pavilion last night |
one of the finest gymnastic
Icts ever seen in the city. Lohse and
sterling are the artists who presented it.
{ is a combination aerial ring and trap
re act and for fast, sensational work
t has anything of like nature ever seen
n the city distaneed long way. The
outline work consists of lot of feats
hat are entirely new, every one of which H
equires skill, judgment and nerve, and
is accomplished with aston
shing rspidity and grace. Two tricks
hat drew big rounds of applause were a
dive from the top of the APP
aratus to the hands of the other per-
ormer. and the throwing of one person
rom the ending of a long swing TO the
op Of the rigging. An excellent pro-
ram of pictures was also shown. one of
-hich is an Edison drama, entitled "The
lighthouse Keepers Daughter which
,as acted and phof or,ra 81 ~, Al. par