The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-20


was among the business visitors in tn
city to-day.
Investors, take notice Of the adver
tisement on page of the Premier prop
erty, to be sold at auction Friday, Jun'
81, at 4 p. m.
Ira Houston of Maple avenue returned
home last night from Middlebmy wher,
he attended the commencement exercises
of Middlebury college.
A. A. Lamorey and two children and
Mrs. W. f. Morey of Cliff street left thi.
morning by automobile for Newport
where they will spend a few days with
relatives.
At 1915 each-To close lot of all
wool dress skirts that were $500, in
black, blue. brown serge mixtures, etc.
we make the price only 1915 at Perry's
on Saturday.
Regular meeting Major L. A. Abbott
camp. Sons of Veterans, Thursday even
ing. Let every member be present. I'M
portant business. George c. Brigham,
commander.
Miss Jean +. Mckenzie and Miss Bes.
sic Mckay Of Boston are passing few
days in the city as guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs George n. Tilden of
South Main street.
Mrs. Leslie Mcintosh, who has been
spending several days in the city as a
guest of Mrs. Frank R. Northrop OF
the west HILL returned this morning to
her home in Royalton
Mrs. Martin Perkins of Hinsdale, N H.,
and Mrs. John Parmenter of Pasadena,
Calf, are visiting at johnson Esta
brooks in South Barre. Yesterday they
were in Barre and Mrs Parmenter took
the opportunity to see Charles T. Ste
vens, who was a schoolmate in East
Montpelier 40 years ago and whom she
had not seen for 20 years.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
j. Batchelder of South Main street died
last night at ! o'clock. The child was
only few days old. The funeral was
held at the home of Mrs. George lnglis
OF Clark street, this afternoon at ,
o'clock. Rev. George II. Holt, pastor of
the First Baptist church, officiating. The
burial took place in Elmwood cemetery
Forest Cram went this morning to
Northfeld, where he viii attend the com
meneement exercises at Norwich univer.
sity Mr. Grams brother, Archie Rice
Cram of W-illiamstown. is member of
this years graduating class and upon fin
ishing his studies at Norwich university
he contemplates going to Panama, where
he will be employed as a civil engineer
by the United States government
Duke co. large, good-natured pup
of the English bulldog family, came to
town this morning and was promptly
claimed by Deputy Sheriff A. NJ. Nor
rison of Batchelder knob who was
waiting at the express office. Duke co.
is probably the largest English bulldog
that ever selected Barre for home.
Brindle in color. the canine weighs near
lv SIS pounds He was sired by Diavolo
of Glenwyth C. X c. 9974l and his
mother was Molly Birch both of his par
ents coming from a lone line of famous
dogs that boasts in its lineage such as
federation. Lady Relapse. The Little
Nipper Hetty Green, Merry Gus and
Dark Night. Deputy Morrison will use
his new acquisition to patrol his prem
Uses on Batchelder knob"
At the regular meeting Of the Barre
in the Scampni building last night, the
following delegates were elected to the
of Washington county Social
lists to be held in Barre June %: Alex.
Richie Thomas Mercer. Richard Gibson,
James Grogan and Donald Blake. Elab- |
crate plans were made for the meeting
to be held in the opera house next Tues
day evening, when Eugene V. Debs, can
didate for president, will speak. II is |
proposed to have a monster parade be-
fore the meeting and steps will be taken |
to engage the Barre Citizens band for |
the event. Comrade Debs will be accom- |
panied by other speakers. it is expected |
According to present plans, special
train will be run over the Barre railroad |
TO accommodate Socialists from Web
sterville and Graniteville.
The management of the Pavilion has
secured the services of Captain Stanley
Lewis, the well-knowu magazine writer
md entertainer, for the last half of this
week The captpin is well known to
he readers oil the Mcclure magazine
His writings have been source OF de-
light to them for some time. He is also
we'll known to the patrons of vaudeville
n the larger Cities, as he has appeared
N nearly all the best theatres through
nat the country. He comes to Barre
tightly recommended and will no doubt
,rove a good drawing card for that pop
liar little theatre. The manager of the
'avilion has, in his advertisement in an
ther column of this paper, invited every
7ivil war veteran in the city to attend
he performance at the Pavilion to-mor-
ow night free of charge. Every vet
ran who attends will be met at the
DOR by the manager el.o will see that
q is admitted. As Captain Lewis act
) of a military nature, our local
eterans will no doubt thoroughly enjoy
he entertainment. The captain comes
o Barre in his military automobile
ianger. in which rapid fire gun is