The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-29
TALK OF THE TOWN.
W. Klng Floar has no equal.

Eaton's studio win be open ali day to-
morrow.
The Central Labor Union meets this
eyening.at 7.s0.
/ j. E. Charbonneau went to Burlington
last night on business
Miss Kate Fox Of Winooski is visiting
Mrs. n T Newman for a few days.
Lee French went to Burlington last
night for few days visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Castle went to
Randolph last night to visit friends over
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Huntington and
Mrs. John Sanborn returned ftom Brook
field yesterday.
Dr. II G. Tinkham Of Burlington was
In the city yesterday on professional bust
ness With DR.. W. d. Reid.
A party Of young ladies was pleasantly
entertained at dinner party given by
Miss Edna Perry at her home on Elm
street last evening.
George A. Fredette and Miss Albina
Roberts were married last evening at the
Office Of Judge A. G. Fay, the Judge per-
forming the ceremony.
Frank McWhorter Of this city has rent
ed the Tarbell house on Maple Avenue in
Chelsea, q 4. j. Whitney, and expects to
spend the summer there.
Tomorrow being a legal holiday no pa
per will be issued from the Times Office.
Mondays Times viii contain full reports
Of the days Observance
Mrs John .sanborn who has been visit
ing Mrs. VIM. Huntington and others for
the past two weeks returned to her home
In Manchester, \. H., today.
A three weeks mission IS being held at
st. Monica church. having begun this
week. The mission is for ladies' this week,
for gentlemen next week and for non
Catholics the week following.
The Montpelier city council, at meet
ing Wednesday evening, voted an appro-
priation Of 1900 to Heaton hospital and
the mayor was authorized TO draw a war
rant for one-half Of the appropriation.
The question Of furnishing a practical
nurse to attend the sick members Of Clan
Gordon No. II viii come up at their meet
ing Monday night June !, and a good at
tendance is desired. Jas. Elrlck, See'y.
Dana Robinson Of Randolph Center is to
move, with his family to this city where
he has position in a stone she'd He has
disposed Of his interest in real estate
which he held, with his brother in that
place.
The Minister'S Monday club win meet
in the Barre Baptist church next Monday,
June !, at 10 a. m. The semi-annual
election Of officers will be held and papers
will be read BY Rev + A. Poole and Rev
Ellie X. NJ Jones.
The members Of the Ida Read w. q. 4.
q. wish to most heartily thank the Bap-
list society for the use Of their church for
the convention, also the Boys choir and
other singers and all who so kindly helped
to make this meeting a success.
The Montpelier Gun club is to hold a
shoot at their range Decoration day. 1t
will commence at I.S0 o'clock and besides
people from that city entries have been
made By number OF crack shots from
Barre. Seven events have been arranged.
including three Of 10 targets; three Of 10
and one Of p.
A. r. Abbott, b. II, Wells, f. S VIII
liams Frank MeWhorter H. nv Hooker,
Virgil +. Ayers, Or. Curtis III Kent.
and K. A. Drown went to Burling-
ton last night 10 be the guests Of N. d.
Phelps for several days fishing trip at
Phiiipsburgh, going from Burlington to
Philipsburgh on Mr.. Phelps new boat
"Blanche.
All ladies who are In need Of stocks viii
do well to attend the sale which will be-
held by the ladies Of the II e. church on
Wednesday evening, June 8. good
programme will be given Admission free.
Ice cream and cake will be served for ten
cents You will find all kinds 0f stocks at
the right prices to suit everybody. Watch
the paper for the programme.
The degree team from Barre camp, No.
S6SB, Modern Woodmen of America was
in Waterbury Wednesday evening and
conferred the degree work on II members
of camp 1886 Of that place in very
creditahle manner The new camp starts
out with every prospect Of success. 1t has
a charter membership OF 90. Following
the degree work a banquet was served at
the American House in Waterbury.
The White star Liner Majestic one Of
the fast ships Of the fleet Of the Interna-
tional Mercantile Marine Company, re.
turns now to the New York Liverpool SER
vice after a long absence Ia the hands OF
her builders, Harland a Wolff Of Belfast.
The Majestic left Liverpool on May 3 and
arrived ia New York on her first trip MAY
20. AT Belfast the Majestic has received
a thorough renovation, and now comes out
better and more comfortable ship than
ever.
In the Times report Of the Washington
County w G. T. II convention an error
was made in that part Of It relating to the
presentation on Wednesday evening. It'll
should be as follows Mrs r. H. Wat,
kins, president Of the Ida Reed union Of
Barre, presented Mrs. Ida Reed, state
president Of the w 9. 4 u, eghty-six
cards tied with white ribbons, expressing
their appreciation Of her faithful labors In