The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-26

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in Keene, n H., last night after visitin
friends and relatives in the city<and vi
cinty for the past two weeks.
Keep in mind the June breakfast tina
is to be served at the Methodist churc
on the morning of Wednesday mex
week, June ., from $3.50 to $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Taft and Bert T.
Tucker have returned from Springfield
Mass where they went Monday, max
ing the trip back in new Stevens
Duryea, which Mr.. Taft purchased.
There will be a rehearsal for Children
day for all the members of the junio
and primary departments of the Congre
gational Sunday school tomorrow
/ Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
i The musical act at the Pavilion il
positively the best act seen in this city
| for years. Not only do the Minstrel
| Four produce good harmony, but they
bring the laughs with their comedy
Tonight is their last appearance.--Ad
Mrs. f. w. Powers of Waterbury ar
rived yesterday and is visiting at the
home of her brother, G. S. Andrews
while attending the Womap's Christian
Temperance union county convention
that is being held at the Baptist church
| Miss Jessie Lamb left last night for
Boston, where she will spend several
days visiting relatives. Later she will
90 to New York City and before return
ing she will visit several cities in New
Jersey. and on her return trip will stop
at several cities in Massachusetts.
| John d. Mahan. who has been pass
| ing several DAYS in the city con business
connected with the mausoleum which
Jones Bros. are building for the Flint
Granite Co. of Albany, n. Y, returned
this forenoon to his home in New York.
Mr. Mahan will make another trip to
Barre before the big job is completed.
There will be district meeting of
Knights of Pythias at Marshfeld Thurs
day evening, May q. George w. Penni-
man, past chancellor of Massachusetts,,
viii address the meeting. The Pythian
Sisters will serve banquet after the
meeting All X. P.'s wishing to 60
should give their names to Ned Lewis at
Cummings & Lewis drugstore.
A Villa OF Berlin street left the city
TO make business visit of several days.
Among other Barre men who left on an
early morning train for Boston to-day
was John Del Mont, who will visit at
his former home in Quincy. Mass, before
returning to Vermont for the summer,
Isaac Boulerice and John Caxman left
this forenoon for Boston. where they ex
pect TO obtain employment.
Cards received here by Barre friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Milne tell of
their safe arrival in Aberdeen. Scot,
after a rather narrowing series OF ex.
periences with the British authorities.
Extreme precsution against the opera
tons OF spies have led the customs Off
eisls 10 exact from steamship arrivals
of the most detailed charsc-
ter. Nearly as much time was consumed
in travelling from Liverpool to Aberdeen
as was occupied in crossing the Allan
tic ocean. Mr.. and Mrs. Milne sailed
from Barre nearly a month ago on the
Tuscania.
On account Of the rain to-day, the /
Nav festival. which was TO have been |
held at the Lincoln campus this after
noon, has been postponed till tomorrow.
II IL is fair tomorrow, the program as
planned for to-day viii be carried out,
and il is hoped that there may be a
large attendance Of parents and Others
interested. In connection with the May I
festival. there will be an exhibit Of the
drawing done during the year in all the
grades and in the high school, and also Of
the work done in sewing by the eighth
grade pupils at the Lincoln building.
This exhibit viii be on the second floor
n the Lincoln building and viii be open
II ! O'Clock, 40 that visitors may have
IN opportunity TO inspect il before the
opening Of the festival at O'Clock.
Mr.. q. y. Granger and Mrs. Y. G.
y gilmore of Merchant street were among I
he principal speakers ~ a Celebration
Ield AZ White River Junction last even
ne IN which many Hibernisns and mem
,ers 81 the ladies' auxiliary participst-
a. The csletration vas held in honor
u goseph Mclaughlin, the national pres
dent ~ the 4. Q. r., Who u making
pur ~ inspection among the Vermont
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